Milwaukee Out
Game; Yankees
Br MILTON RICHMAN
Uniltd Press Sports Writer
Note to those irate Milwaukee
fans who hanged Fred Haney in
effigy the other day: It's okay,
fellas, you can cut him down
now.
The suddenly steamed-up
Braves, winners in six of their
last eight games, are a full game
ahead of the National league
pack today so that should make
everything hunky-dory with all
Milwaukee burghers right now.
The Braves defeated the Phil
lies, 4-2, Thursday night as
catcher Del Rice drove in three
of Milwaukee's runs with a
MDFORD(THIBUNE
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Glendaie Challenges
Cheney Studs Sunday
Medford -Cheney Studs' un
shared leadership in the Rogue
Valley Baseball league is safe
this week end but its margin at
the head of the semi-pro circuit
could be cut by a club which
appears on the upsurge after an
uncertain start.
Glendaie 'Will be the rival of
the Studs at the fairgrounds park
here at 2 p.m. Sunday.
Cave Junction is expected to
hang on to lone second position
in the standings as host to cellar
dwelling Grants Pass in a Sun
day contest and Ashland-Talent
will hope to hold Its fourth place
status in a jaunt to Butte Falls.
Camp White has the week end
bye.
As the champion of the league
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home run and a single. Bob Buhl
went 8 23 innings to gain his
10th victory, with rookie Don
McMahon coming in to strike
out Harry Anderson for the final
out. Curt Simmons was the
loser.
Brooklyn remained IVi games
off the pace by beating St.
Louis, 10-9, in an 11-inning con
test, while Cincinnati nipped the
Giants, 2-1, and Pittsburgh de
feated Chicago, 6-5.
Yanks Running Away
The Yankees opened up a five
game lead in the American
league, their biggest margin of
the year, with a 3-2 victory over
in 1956, the Glendaie Loggers
are not hankering for another
setback such as the 18 to 1 lick'
ing they took from Medford at
the start of the season. And the
evidence doesn't point for such
a repeat. The Loggers have added
talent, look stranger and are
tougher than at the start of the
campaign.
Won Four Straight
Glendaie . comes to Medford
with four straight RVL victories
after losing its first three league
games and so has developed the
winning habit.
Shortstop and Manager Tom
Prestiani with a .481 hitting av
erage, outfielder and pitcher
Bob Stolz with .400, catcher Ray
Munyon with .367 and outfielder
Fred Spellings with .300 have
been the siege guns in the loop
for Glendaie.
Despite these wallopers Med
ford will present a healthier
team hitting average. The Studs
as a team have an average of
.337 in league play to lead in
the department while Glendaie
ranks fourth with .256.
Dwayne Miller, with a 3-1
league record for 19 23 innings
in action, may be the Logger
hurler for the afternoon. He's
yielded 17 hits, 10 runs and 11
bases on balls and has struck
out 24. Other Glendaie pitchers
are Bob Stolz, Ted Brown and
Leroy Moschkau. Stolz has
pitched only one inning in the
loop for the Loggers cut nas one
of his teams victories.
After Third Verdict
Jerry Bartow probably will
get the Studs' mound assignment
and a chance to try for a third
RVL triumph. He has a 2-0 rec
ord, has yielded 12 hits, four
runs and four bases on balls in
19 innings and has whiffed bat
ters 27 times.
Wayne Berg is the likely first
baseman for Glendaie with Bill
Walton, second, Fred Snelhngs,
third, Tom Prestiani, shortstop
and Stolz, Tom Reynolds and
Dan Densley or B. Smart, out
fielders.
For Medford the probables
are Jack Cooney, first base, Lar
ry Perkins, second, Frack Rec
tor third, Ron Owings, short
stop, and Ed Reinking, John
Kovenz and Jerry Droscher,
outfielders.
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T I DRAWING
in Front
Leading
Detroit, as Baltimore rallied for
five runs in the ninth to lick the
second-place White Sox 6-2. Bos
ton beat Kansas City, 3-1, and
Washington blanked Cleveland,
4-0.
Gil Hodges' 12th grand-slam
homer of his career was the
highlight of the Dodgers' vic
tory. That blow tied him with
Ralph Kiner and Rogers Horhs
by for the all-time National
league leadership and it came in
the last of the ninth to tie the
score after St. Louis had pushed
across seven runs in the top of
the inning. Duke Snider, who
homered in the third inning,
doubled in the 11th and scored
the winning run on Ed Kasko's
error. Roger Craig was the win
ner. Gus Bell provided Cincinnati
with enough runs to win when
he hit a two-run homer off Stu
Miller in the third inning. John
ny Klippstein held the Giants
scoreless until Bobby Thomson
opened the ninth with a homer.
When Ed Bressoud followed
with a single, Raul Sanchez re
lieved Klippstein and got the
final three outs.
.The -Pirates 'won their game
from the Cubs with a four-run
rally in the ninth. Bill Mazeros
ki's infield single with the bases
loaded scored Dick Groat with
the winning run. Ernie Banks
and Chuck Tanner each hit in
side - the - park homers for the
Cubs. Reliever Luis Arroyo was
the winning pitcher.
Southpaw Billy Hoeft of the
Tigers was working on a 2-0
lead when he ran afoul of a
three-run rally by the Yanks in
the eighth. With two out Jerry
Coleman singled and Mickey
Mantle walked. Yogi Berra then
singled for one run and Hank
Bauer doubled for two more.
Al Ciccotte, the third of four
Yankee pitchers, gained the vic
tory. Pinch Single Wins
Billy Goodman's pinch single
with the bases loaded, good for
two runs, was the big blow in
Baltimore's ninth-inning assault
against lefty Jack Harshman of
the White Sox. Oriole relief ace
George Zuverink gave up one
hit in the last two innings after
taking over for starter Billy
O'Dell to post his ninth triumph. I
Washington
Selected by
Pirate Stars
Coos Bay Two more all-
star football players have elect
ed to play their college football
out of state.
Barry Bullard and Dale Card-
well have announced intentions
of playing football for the Uni
versity of Washington. Both
wereAtackles on last year's
Marslifield high school football
team which won the state class
A-l championship.
Earlier Keith Jellum, Pendle
ton all-state center and Bob
Schloredt, quarterback from
Gresham announced they would
attend Washington.
FERRIS HONORED
New York (IP) Daniel Ferris,
secretary-treasurer of the Ama
teur Athletic union, has been
named winner of the Sportsman
ship Brotherhood's 1957 award
for his long record of good
sportsmanship and his influence
on sports in general.
Riverside & S. Central
JULY 24th
DP
by Full
by Five
Walt Dropo homered for Chi
cago.
A pair of errors by Kansas
City third baseman Hector Lo
pez enabled the Red Sox to
score two unearned runs in their
victory over the A's. Tom Brew
er hurled a five-hitter for his
11th win. Billy Martin homered
for the Athletics' only run in
the third inning. Tom Gorman
was the loser.
Camilo Pascual of the Sena
tors pitched no-hit ball until
Russ Nixon singled in the sev
enth inning and although the
Indians collected two more sin
gles, the Cuban right hander
had little trouble registering his
11th victory. The Senators shell
ed rook Stan Pi tula for 13 hits
and knocked him out with a
three-run outburst in the
seventh.
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IINESCORES:
N'aUonaJ League
Cincinnati 002 000 000 2 7 1
New York .... 000 000 001 1 8 0
Klippstein. Sanchez 9) and Bailey.
Miller. Grissom 8j and Thomas. Katt
I5i. Westrum (8. Winner Klippstein
1419). Loser Miller (3-6). HR Bell
(9th). Thomson (9th).
Chicago 000 101 210 S It 0
Pittsburgh .... 010 010 004 8 13 1
Drott, Iown (7). Littlefield (9), Bros
nan (9i and Neeman. Purkey, Arrovo
8i and Rand., Winner Arroyo 13-81.
Loser Lown (4-4). HR Banks (17th),
Tanner (6th).
(11 Innings)
St. Louia .... 000 100 017 00 IS 1
Brooklyn., 001 020 015 01 10 10 1
Jackson; Schmidt (8). Wilhelm (9),
Mizell (9), Wehmeier (9), Merritt (10)
and H. Smith. Landrith (9). Podres,
Labine (9), McDevitt 9), Craig (10)
and Campanella. Winner Craig (5-5).
Loser Merritt (1-2). HR Snider
(21st), Hodges (13th).
Milwaukee 020 001 010 4 11 0
Philadelphia .. 000 020 000 2 1 1
Buhl. McMahon 19) and Rice. Sim
mons (9-5) and Lonnett. Winner
Buhl (1-6). HR Rice (4th).
American League
Washigton 100 000 300 4 13 2
Cleveland 000 000 000 0 3 1
Pascual (7-1) and Berberet. Pitula.
McLish (7j and Nixon. Loser Pitula
(2-2).
Baltimora . 000 000 105 6 8 1
Chicago 002 000 000 2 5 1
O'Dell, Zuverink (8) and Triandos.
Ginsberg (9). Harshman. Fischer i9)
and Moss. Winner Zuverink (9-3).
Loser Harshman (7-4). HR Dropo
(11th).
Boston 11 000 001 S 8 0
Kansas City .. 001 000 000 1 5 2
Brewer (11-8) and White. Gorman,
Morgan (8) and Thompson. Loser
Gorman (2-3). HR Martin (5th).
New York 000 000 030 3 8 1
Detroit 000 002 000 2 8 0
Larsen. Ditmar (6), Cicotte (7), Grim
(8) and Berra. Hoeft. Sleater (8). Maas
(9) and Wilson. Winner Cicotte 2-2.
Loser Hoeft (2-5).
Yacht Race
Trophy Won
By Legend
Honolulu (IP) The sloop Leg
end from Newport, Calif.,
clinched the Transpacific Yacht
Race handicap trophy today
when a 40-foot yawl considered
her closest potential rival was
sighted 150 miles from the fin
ish line.
The yawl was the British en
try, Kochab, skippered by Joljn
Franklen - Evans of London. It
had not been heard irom for
four days and race officials
thought it might be trying a
sneak finish to nose out the
Legend.
However, the Class D boat did
not show by the handicap dead
line Thursday afternoon, there
by assuring the Legend the vic
tory. The Coast Guard cutter
Gresham found the. Kochab on
Thursday. It had failed to re
port in the past few days be
cause of radio transmitter trou
ble. The yawl is due tonight,
well out of the handicap race.
The Legend sailed the 2,225
nautical mile course from Long
Beach, Calif., to Honolulu in a
corrected time of 11 days and
41 minutes.
Robin Sorry
About Beef
Philadelphia (IP) Robin Rob
erts, big right hander for the
Philadelphia Phillies said today
he was "sorry" as he started the
first day of a three-day suspen
sion for almost slugging umpire
Jocko Conlan.
Roberts, known around the
league for his mild manners and
gentlemanly ways, was slapped
with his first suspension and a
$50 fine Thursday by National
League President Warren Giles.
It stemmed from a disagreement
between Roberts and. Conlan
over a decision he made Wednes
day night during the Phils
Braves game.
New Britain, Conn. HP) A
load of food left over from a
police picnic was stolen from
an automobile behind the police
station.
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Crater Lake,
Guard Win
In Softball
Crater Lake Motors subdued
M and W Chain Saw last night
by a 9 to 0 count, keeping its
record clean and shoving the
Sawmen into a third place knot
in the standings of the Jackson
County Softball association.
National Guard tied for third
in percentage with 6 to 5 nod
over Rogue Valley Dairy Maids.
Chain Saw's loss left Parsons
Motors alone in second position.
Pitcher Ron Weatherford of
Crater Lake Ford held M and W
to four hits. He struck out four.
Chuck Holcomb whiffed four
batters in a seven-hit perform
ance. Homers Swatted
Steve Shorey and Marv Boh
nert hit roundtrip blows for the
National Guardsmen. They were
among six hits the Guard ob
tained off the tosses of Pat Bar
ron. The Maids whacked three
safe hits off the offerings of
Don Vessey.
The Dairy Maids, only ladies
team in the league will play the
Dunsmuir women's team next
Thursday evening in a special
tiff following loop action be
tween Courtesy Chevrolet and
20-30 club at Memorial field,
Camp White. In a July 30 tussle
M and W Chain Saw and the
Maids will vie with the men and
women exchanging pitchers for
the contest.
SHORT SCORES:
R H E
M and W 0 4 3
C L Motors 9 7 0
Holcomb and Garner; Weath
erford and Hale.
R H E
Dairy Maids 5 3 4
National Guard 6 6 5
Barron and Maine; D. Vessey
and J. Burns.
Rifle Shoot
This Sunday
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rifle and Pistol club of Medford
will have another big bore rifle
shoot on Sunday, July 21, at
the range at Camp White.
Members are asked to be on
hand at 6:30 a.m. when the
range will open.
The club has extended an in
vitation to "any good sports
man interested in shooting to
join the rifle organization. VFW
membership is not required.
Those who would like to join
the rifle group should be at the
shoot early. They can telephone
William O. Burnette, club secre
tary, evenings at SP 2-8421, or
David C. Schulz president, SP
3-5987 for further details. "
Six new members were ac
cepted at the June 16 shoot.
Ballarin Goes
Against Calhoun
Syracuse, N.Y. (IP) Ger
minal Ballarin, t h e rugged
French middleweight with the
black handlebar mustache, gets
his first stiff American test to
night in a 10-rounder with fifth-
ranking Rory Calhoun at the
War Memorial auditorium.
Their bout will be televised
and broadcast nationally by
NBC at 6 p.m. (PST).
Calhoun of White Plains, N.Y.,
is favored at 13-5 because of his
aggressive "Rocky Marciano"
slugging style and because Bal
larin was not impressive in his
U.S. debut July 1, when he out
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Snead, Bolt Playing
Hot in PGA Tourney
By LEO H. PETERSON
United Press Sports Editor
Dayton, Ohio (IP) Once
again its old Slammin' Sammy
Snead against the field in the
PGA golf championship.
While such favorites as Doug
Ford, Walter Burkemo, Tommy
Bolt, Dick Mayer and Mike Sou
chak still were 'in the running
as the 16 survivors teed off to
day for the first of two more
rounds of 18-hole sudden-death
matches, it was the 45-year-old
links artist from West Virginia
that everyone was watching.
Playing anything but like his
age, he found the hilly 6,773-
yard Miami Valley golf course to
his liking as he paced' the field
into the round of 16 with some
of the best golf of his career. He
was 10 under par for the 47
holes it took him to beat his
first three opponents.
Faces Dow Finsterwald
He faces Dow Finsterwald of
Athens, Ohio, in this morning's
Bisons, Vees
Stay One-Two
By UNITED PRESS
Buffalo and Richmond, who
have been playing cat-and-mouse
all season, are still running one
two in the International League,
thanks to" a couple of squeakers.
The Bisons scored three times
in the eighth inning to edge To
ronto, 3-2, Thursday night while
Richmond came up with two
runs in the ninth to shade Mi
ami, 2-1. As a result Buffalo
retained its half-game lead over
the Vees.
Joe Caffie sparked the Bisons
to their second straight win over
Toronto with a two-run homer,
his eighth of the year. The blow
offset solo circuits by the Leafs'
Hector Rodriguez and Mike Go
liat. Karl Drews, although re
lieved by Mike Kume, earned
the decision to even his record
at 6-6. Don Johnson went all the
way for Toronto only to lose his
fifth game against seven wins.
Sonny James, in relief of start
er Bill Rethel, shut out Miami
over the last two innings for his
third win in six decisions. Saul
Rogovin suffered a heart-breaking
loss, his first since coming
from Philadelphia.
In other games, Whammy
Douglas gave up three hits as
Columbus beat Havana 1-0, and
Montreal scored twice in the
10th to nip Rochester, 7-5.
League Leaders
(By United Press)
VATIOVAI. LEAGUE
Player Sc Club C. AB R. H. Pet
Aaron, jviuw. ao il iju jo
Musiai, St. L. 85 334 54 114 .341
Groat, Pitts. 61 244 29 80 .328
Fondy, Pitts. 76 312 37 102 .327
Robinson. Cin. 83 334 61 106 .317
Mays, N.Y. 85 319 61 101 .317
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Williams. Bos. 80 270 84 99 367
Mantle. N.Y. 85 270 82 100 .357
Skowron. N.Y. 76 289 44 96 .332
Fox. Chi. . 86 333 56 110 .330
Boyd, Bait. 83 276 48 90 .326
Home Runs
National league Aaron. Braves 29;
Snider, Dodgers 21; Musiai. Cards 21;
Crowe, Redlegs 20; Mathews, Braves
18.
American league Williams, Red Sox
26; Mantle, Yanks 24: Sievers, Sena
tors 21; Maxwell, Tigers 19; Colavito,
Indians 17.
Runs Batted In
National league Aaron, Braves 78;
Musiai. Cards 72; Crowe, Redlegs 62;
Ennis, Cards 58; Hoak. Redlegs 55.
American league Sievers. Senators
64; Skowron. Yanks 64; Wertz. Indians
61; Jensen, Red Sox; Mantle, Yanks 60.
Pitching
Schmidt, Cards 7-1; Sanford, Phils
12-2; Shantz, Yanks 9-2; Bunning. Tig
ers 11-3; Grim, Yanks 8-3; Donovan,
White Sox 8-3; Jones, Cards 8-3.
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fourth round and now ranked as
a co-favorite with Ford.
In the other fourth-round pair
ings it was Bolt, also playing
golf as hot as the sun which has
baked the course the past two
days, against Claude Harmon,
the former Masters champion
from Mamaroneck, N.Y; Bur
kemo against Henry Ransom of
St. Andrews, 111.; Ford against
Jay Hebert of Sanford, Fla., and
Mayer, the U.S. Open champion,
against Ted Kroll of Fort Laud
erdale, Fla.
The other matches for Fri
day's first of two sudden 18
hole death rounds had Souchak,
of Grossinger, N.Y., going
against Lionel Hebert of Lafay
ette, La.; Muon Marusic of Web
ster Grove Mo., against Don
Whltt of Alameda, Calif., and
Warren Smith of San Antonio,
Tex., against Charles Sheppard
of West Newton, Mass.
Nam Stars Upset
There were a lot of name stars
on the outside looking in after
a wave of upsets 'in this all
match play tournament which
saw defending champion Jackie
Burke, former PGA kings Vic
Ghezzi and Denny Shute; former
U.S. Open champion Jack Fleck
and Gene Littler, one of the
more promising young pros.
eliminated Thursday.
bnead, shooting four-under-
par golf, defeated veteran Al
Watrous, the PGA Seniors cham
pion, in the morning round, 4
and 3, then downed Henry
Thoren, a 44-year-old home club
pro from South Hamilton, Mass.,
3 and 2, in the afternoon.
Ford downed Jim Guinnup of
Lafayette, Ind., 4 and 3 in the
morning and then beat Robert
Gajda of Bloomfield Hills,
Mich., 3 and 2 in the afternoon.
Joe Devers
Scores 200
Reno API O. L. Zaugg of
LaPine, Ore., won a shootoffl
from Al Swanson of Kansas.
City, Kan., in the class B divi
sion of the Pacific International
trapshoot tournament Thursday.
Zaugg won after both had
tied at 198.
A. A. Acheson, North Bend,
won class A in a shootoff after
a four-way tie at 198.
Gordon Miller of Drain and
W. W. Hileman of Cottage Grove
were in a four-way tie for sec
ond place in Class AA with 199.
Joe Levers of Reno scored the
only perfect 200.
Semi-Finals Entered
In Portland Tourney
Portland (IP) Ad Huycke,
Oregon amateur champ . from
Oswego, moved into the semi
finals of the Portland City golf
championships Thursday with a
1-up win over Dick Stearms.
Others making the semis were
Bob Atkinson Jr., Jim Hoogs and
Eddie Beck.
Mrs. Tom Marlowe- moved
into the women's semi-finals by
defeating Mrs. Glenn Spivey of
Rose City in 21 holes. She was
joined by Mrs. Ray Scott, Mrs.
Dale Hilts and Elaine Porritt of
Eugene.
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Lawmaker Fails
In Attempt to
Stop Bullfight
San Jose, Calif. 01) A
California lawmaker has lost hit
attempt to prevent a bloodless
bullfight from being given at
the Santa Clara County fair
grounds on July 28.
The executive comittee of tha
Santa Clara county fair board
decided Thursday the show will
go on despite the opposition of
State Assemblyman Glenn E.
Coolidge of Santa Cruz.
Cooudge reminded the com
mitteemen on Wednesday that
every county fair in California
receives money from the state
legislature which, he noted,
is opposed to bullfights. He is
the author of an anti-bullfight
law which does not become ef
fective until September.
Contract Binding
However, the executive com
mittee decided to take no action
after county counsel William
Straub advised that its contract
with the Spanish-American as
sociation of San Lorenzo if bind
ing.
The association is sponsoring
the bullfight, which features
three matadors and 12 Mexi
can bulls.
Jose H. Priego, treasurer of
the association, said the bull
fight .is going to be held.
"They just play with the ani
mals," he said. "It's cleaner than
a rodeo."
The 12 bulls are due to arrive
in San Jose from Laredo, Tex.,
today or Saturday.
YANKEE TIES
Edinburgh, Scotland IIP) G.
W. Roberts of Columbus, Ohio,
tied with Britain's T. A. Tor
rance for the Founder's cup in
the Senior's Societies' Interna
tional Golf tournament Thurs
day. Both had 73, while Mau
rice Smith of Kansas City and
Col. Martin Lindgrove of Mor
ristown, N.J., shot 76s and Egon
Quittner of Rydal, Pa., had a 78.
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