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Newspaper Page Text10 MAIL TRIBUNE, MedfonJ, Edgars Majors By FRED DOWN United Presi Sports Writer It's taken Johnny Podres, once the toast of . Brooklyn, just a week to become the Dodgers No. 1 hero 3,000 miles away in their new Los Angeles home. The World Series hero of 1955 pitched the Dodgers to their first victory of the sea son April 16, and Tuesday . night was the winning hurler as they downed the Chicago ALL FAMOUS HIRAM WALKER QUALITY : La 5 yrs. old 470 Cede No. 11 3B 305 Pint Cede No. 113C TIN HIOR- HIRAM WALKER'S TEN HIGH BOTTLED-IN-BOND I Knowledgeable people buy Imperial 05 . IMPERIAL 3 Qt Code No. 266B 260 Pint Code No. 266C HIRAM WAIKEK I I IMPERIAL l Clearly the best VODKA j HIRAM ) WALKER'S GIN Distinctively j ary O90 Qt. 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The Cubs loaded their lineup with six right handed hitters but Podres pitched no-hit ball for five in nings before Ernie Banks hit a two-run homer in the sixth. Cimoli Hitting Gino Cimoli, a native of San Francisco, sent the Dodgers off in front with a two-run homer in the first inning and they added single tallies in the second 2nd sixth. Glen Hob bie, $50,000 bonus right-hander, was knocked out in an in--ning and two-thirds and suf fered the --defeat. At San Francisco, mean while, the St. Louis Cardinals prevented San Francisco from taking over first place in the National league when theyj whipped the Giants, 7-5. Del Ennis knocked in three runs, two with a homer, and Stan Musial lashed out three hits owling ROGUE ROLLERS Meeting of Rogue Rollers Bowling league has been post poned until May 8. The ses sion will be at 7:30 p.m. at the Moose hall. Election of of ficers is on the agenda. ELK'S LEAGUE Standings: Alley Gators W. 39 30',i 33 31 31 L. 21 2114 27 Lively Five : Miss-Fitts .. Go-Boys 29 29 30 Gypos MHin 30 Past Exalted Kuiers -o',2 oia Cementers 28 Adairs 26 Wallflower 15 32 34 45 Results: . , Alley Gators 4 (veal oii o; P.E.R.'s 0 (Gardiner 5o3) 23!M. Adairs 1 (Clark 531) 2055; Ce mentera 3 (Snedden 508) 2169. Medics 3 (Gilbert wi) --ei; ujp- os 1 (Uttora o-o ' Miss-Fitts 1 (Gardner598) 2445; Go-Bovs 3 (Morgan 547) 2552. Lively Five 2 (DeVore 523) 2198; Wallflowers 2 (EncKsoa o-uj aw VICTORY LEAGUE Standings: Quality Market W. L. 36 24 .. 36 24 Pioneer luD ... Hearin Lumber 36 24 Earls Eastside Union Sta. 35 25 U. S. Bank 34 26 E H. Mann Co 33 27 Clave Construction 33 27 Rneue SDortsman 27 30 Davis Transfer 26 34 Pick's Apparel 24 36 Arthur Murray's Studio 22 34 Sewing Machine Center 20 40 Results: U. S. Bank 4 (J. Coppidge 462) 1834: Murray's Studio 0 (R. Walton 3961 1823 Sewing Center 3 (C. seaey 2005; Quality' Mkt. 1 (Helen Culy 507i 1997. Hearin Lumber 4 (E. sessions 461) 2086: Pick s 0 (J. Wilson 458) 2330. Earl's Station 0 (Zoe Branden 4-0) 1919; Clave 4 (Sandy Shaffer 447) 2127. Pioneer Club 3 (D. Harris 478) 2030; Davis' Trans. 1 (E. Eedfield 458) 1873 Rogue Sportsman 1 (A. Wilson 400) 1P08; Mann Co. 3 (G. Blind 436) 1973 Helen Culy, High game 196 Helen Culy. High gabe 196 Alice Monroe all spare game. 182 J Coppedee picked 4-7-10 split, Judy Barnum 8-9. SENIOR LEAGUE Standings: W. Laurine's Carpet House.. 30 L. 14 15 18', Bauman's Fire Equipment 29 Rainbow cate -d',j Women of the Moose .... 24 20 Veterans of Foreign Wars 21 i 22VX Cummings Insurance 17'i 26'i Star Body Works 16,i 27 Vi Medford Paint & Wallpaper 10 34 Results: Cummings 0 (Carlene Schuppe nies 343. Sue Mitcheltree 339) 2488; Bauman's (Joy Bauman 359, Dick Atkins 485) 2550. Star Bodv 1 (Sue Harmon 275. Jobie Kellog 425) 2507; V.F.W. 3 (Pat Daigle 309, George Schuler 500) 2520. Laurine's' (Myrtle Williams 419. Don Smith 370) 2525: W.O.T.M. 3 (Pauline Denjer 414, Butch Tomp kins 363 ) 2581. Medford Paint 0 (Carol Booth 386. Judy Wayland 364) 2570: Rain bow Cafe 4 (Linda Eccelston 422, Ralph Goode 506) 2662. Girls High game: 166 Pauline Denyer: Boys high game: 189 George Schuler; 188 Dick Atkins. ' LADIES CLASSIC LEAGUE Standings: . W. Union Club 34 L. 18 23 23 Hawkinson's 29 Paulsen'sT hrift Market 29 Silver Dollar 29 28 23 24 Jack's Drive Up Jorgensen's Lillies Health Salon Ross Lumber 27 'i 24 i 25 27 24 24 22 20 19 Vx 28 Wooden Shoe 28 30 32 32 t Trail Creek Motor Haven Motel Crater Inn Motel Results: Hawkinson's 3 CJ. MeCready. V. Knox 480 2311; Crater Inn 1 (H. Clark 536) 2298. Paulsen s 4 (M. Clark 545) 2389: Wooden Shoe 0 (L. Learning 546) 2211. Union Club 4 (V. Cummings 505) 2471: Ross Lurmer 0 (E. Baker 520) 2346. Lillies 4 (E. Dickinson 471) 2081; Silver Dollar 0 (M. Langston 474) 1977. Jack's 4 (V Coats 533) 2265: Mo tor Haven 0 fE. Lenz 546) 2181. Jorgensen's 3 (2. Schroeder 4901 2169: Trail Creek 1 (V. Blunt 425) 2075. A " High games, n. Clark 238, L. Learning 219, E. Lenz 202. Split conversions, B. Hazlett 5-7, Maxine Clark 3-7. RAIN HALTS DUCKS Eugene (IP) Rain, for the 12th time this season, thwart ed the University of 'Oregon baseball team Tuesday and forced postponement of a game with Pacific. A down pour also cancelled - match between the Webfoot -'arsity tennis squad and Portland university. s 4-2 in Initial to lift his average to .464 Lindy McDaniel got credit for the win while Johnny Anton- elli was charged with the de feat. A three-run homer by Hank Aaron enabled the Milwaukee Braves to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates, 5-2, in the other Na tional League game. Cincin- nau ana .pniiaaeipnia were idle. Sixth Straight In the American League, the runaway New York Yankees swept to their sixth straight victory when they walloped the Boston Red Sox, 12-7, the Detroit Tigers dealt the Chi cago White Sox their third straight loss, 8-2, the Kansas City Athetics out-slugged the Cleveland Indians, 9-6, and the Baltimore Orioles beat the Washington Senators, 4-2. Aaron, who hit 44 homers last season, banged his second of this year in the fourth in ning after Ron Kline walked Bob Hazle and Ed Mathews singled. Bob Buhl, coming back nicely after his 1957 World Series failures, was tap ped for 10 hits but gained his second win. The Braves, who led the majors in homers last year, have hit 10 to account for 20 of the 25 runs they've tallied this season. Gil McDougald hit a two-run homer and Bobby Richardson, Hank Bauer and Andy Carey all tripled during a seven-run fourth-inning rally that wrap ped up the Yankees' seventh victory in eight games. Tom Sturdivant went 8 13 innings and Ryne Duren retired the last two batters in the ninth as the Red Sox lost their fifth straight game. Ted Williams went l-for-2 to lift his average from .167 to .214. Maxwell Hits Homer Charley Maxwell smacked a three-run homer in the first inning and Billy Martin dou bled in two scoring innings to lead the Tigers to their fifth victo-y in eight games. Billy Hoeft, a big Detroit disap pointment last season, struck out six and scattered nine hits in winning his first game of the new campaign. Surprising Kansas City scored its third straight vic tory and fifth in seven games as Bob Cerv drove m four runs with two homers and Billy Hunter hammered a three-run round-tripper. Ned Garver got credit for his sec ond win although kayoed in 6 13 innings while Bob Lem on, attempting-a comeback for the Indians, was clouted for five hits and two runs in one frame. Brooks Robinson's three hits paced the Orioles, who got four-hit pitching from Jack Harshman for seven in nings and protected the lead by bringing bonus boy Billy O'Dell out of the bullpen. Rookie Ralph Lumenti started for the Senators and yielded eight walks and two hits in 3 23 innings. LINESCORES: National League St Louis .... 200 001 3107 12 2 San Francisco 000 010 301 5 14 1 L. McDaniel. Jackson (7), Mut lett (8) and Katt. Antonelli, Mc Cormick (7). Worthington (7), Gris som (9) and Schmidt, Thomas (8). Winner L. McDaniel (1-1). Loser Antonelli (O-l). HRS Ennis (1st) Kirkland (1st). Chicago . 000 002 000 2 4 1 Los Angeles 210 001 OOx 4 4 0 Hobbie, Nichols (2). Rodriquez (6i, Lown (8) and Tappe. Neeman (8). Podres, Labine (7) and Pigna tano. Winner Podres (2-0). Loser Hobbie (1-1). HRs Cimoli (2nd), Banks (3rd). Milwaukee .. 000 300 2005 9 3 Pittsburgh.... 000 001 1002 10 0 Buhl (2-0) and Rice. Kline, Gross (8) and Foiles. Loser Kline (0-2). HR Aaron (2). American League Chicago 001 000 1002 9 1 Detroit 410 000 21x 8 8 0 Wynn Moore (2) and Lollar. Hoeft (1-0) and Hegan. Loser Wynn (1-1). HR Maxwell (2nd), Landis (2nd). Baltimore .. 010 111 000 4 7 1 Washington.. 000 010 0102 7 0 Harshman. O'Dell (8) and Trian dos. Lumenti. Kemmerer (4), Clev enger (6), Pascual (9) and Kor check. Winner Harshman (2-0). Loser Lumenti (0-1). HR Robin son (2nd). Boston 001 201 012 7 12 1 New York .. 003 700 02x 12 13 2 Sisler. Smith 4).( Baumann (6), Porterfield (6) and White. Sturdi vant, Duren (9) and Berra. Winner Sturdivant (1-1). Loser Sisler (1-1). HR McDougald (2nd). Sie bern (2nd). White (1st). PRIDE OF GERMANY HERE HOW! Coma in for a Demonstration Ride Geo Se it fotfcry at., SKINNER - BUICK - CADILLAC 143 South at LA STANDINGS PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Pet. Portland 2 0 1.000 Vancouver 5 1 .833 Phoenix 5 5 .625 Seattle 3 2 .600 San Diego 3 4 .429 Spokane 2 4 .333 Salt Lake 1 4 .200 Sacramento 0 3 .000 GB 1 1J2 2Va 3 3',i 3 ,2 Tuesday's Results: Portland 3, San Diego 2 Phoenix 9, Sacramento 8 Salt Lake 1, Seattle 0 (13 innings) Spokane 8. Vancouver 2 How Series Stand: Phoenix 2, Sacramento 8 Vancouver 1, Spokane 1 Salt Lake 1, SeatUe 0 Portland 1, San Diego 0 Wednesday's Probable Pitcher Sacramento (Bud Wat kins) at Phoenix (Tom Bowers). Spokane (Ralph Mauriello, 0-1) at Vancouver (Joe Hatton). San Diego (Gary Bell, 1-0) at Portland (Elmer Singleton, 1-0). Salt Lake City, Olaf Nelson (0-1) at Seattle (Duane Pillette). NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. .667 .667 .600 .571 .429 .400 .333 .333 GB Chicago 4 2 Milwaukee 4-2 Cincinati 3 2 San Francisco 4 3 Los Angeles 3 4 Philadelphia 2 3 Pittsburgh 2 4 '" 2 t. JLouis 2 4 Tuesday's Results Milwaukee 5, Pittsburgh 2 Los Angeles 4, Chicago 2 (night) fat. Louis 7, San Francisco 5 (night) (Only games scheduled.) Wednesday's Probable Pitchers Chicago at Los Angeles (nieht) Drott (1-0) vs. Erskine (1-0). Milwaukee at Cincinnati (niirht) Burdette (1-0) vs. Purkey (1-0) or Lawrence (U-U). .Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (night) Chicago at Los Angeles St. Louis at San Francisco AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. .875 .714 .625 .500 .500 .375 86 .125 GB New York 7 1 Kansas City . 5 2 Detroit 5 3 11- 2 3 3 4 Washington 3 3 Baltimore 3 3 Cleveland ; 3 5 Chicago 2 5 Boston 1 7 Tuesday's Results New York 12, Boston 7 Detroit 8; Chicago 2 Baltimore 4, Washington 2 Kansas City 9, Cleveland 6 Wednesday's Probable Pitchers Detroit at Kansas City (night) Foytack (1-0) vs. Maas (0-1). New York at Washington (night) Kucks (1-0) vs. Stobbs (0-1). Thursday's Games Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at Kansas City Baltimore at Boston New York at Washington Rose Bowl Discussed Los Angeles (IP) Repre sentatives of the troubled Pa cific Coast conference met with officials of the Pasadena Rose Tournament association Tuesday to discuss the future of the Rose Bowl game New Year's day. Chairman Lathrop Leish- man of the association's foot ball committee said the meet ing was called to prepare for X a apuug gaixiexiug ill Portland May 18. Since California, UCLA and USC announced intentions of withdrawing from the PCC the method of selecting the West's team in the Rose Bowl has been in doubt. Speculation In recent years, a team from the PCC has been chos en to, play in the classic against one from the Big Ten. What ' withdrawal of three schools from the conference will mean in the naming of a West Coast representative still was a matter of specula tion. Leishman refused to dis cuss specific plans that may be presented in Portland but did disclose there seemed to be general agreement be tween the PCC representa tives and the association that the best team1 on the Pacific coast should play in the Rose Bowl. PIRATES SPLIT TWINS Pittsburgh (IP) The Pitts burgh Pirates got down to their legal limit of 29 players Tuesday by splitting the O'Brien twins, Johnny and Eddie, for the second time in their big league careers. The club sent Eddie, an infielder who also has been service as a pitcher, to the Salt Lake City club of the Pacific Coast league on 24-hour recall. Cau 7 Riverside Op5:Lr sjmpi iwii ijiwi ii. iij i" m hi in i i i 1 1 1 W-Qijz, lie (k FIGHTING AT FINISH of Wood Memorial race at Jamai ca, N. Y Jewel's Reward (right), with Eddie Arcaro up, beats out Noureddin. (International Soundphoto) Dave Gam Pick of SL Detroit (IP) Three Pacific Coast college basketball play ers were first round choices Tuesday in the National Basketball Association draft Elgin Baylor of Seattle University was made the NBA's top choice by the Min neapolis Lakers. Mike Farmer of the University of San Fran cisco was picked in the first round by the New York Knickerbockers, and Dave Gambee of Oregon State was chosen by St. Leuis. Minneapolis gambled and lost on Baylor. The 6-foot, 6 inch sharpshooter struck by his decision to spurn big money basketball for love and education. "I didn't care who drafted me, I wasn't going anyway," Baylor said. "I promised my parents and my fiancee I would get my degree." Although Baylor has one more year of school before he can be awarded his degree, he was eligible for this year's draft because the class' with which he entered College of Idaho will be graduated in June. He transferred to Se attle after his freshman year. Other West Coast players selected included team in brackets: Jim Bond, Pasadena College Minneapolis; Hal Duf fy, Oregon, Minneapolis; Gary Alcorn, Fresno State Minnea polis; Bruno Boin, Washing ton St. Louis; and Gene Brown, USF Boston. Detroit (IP) Frank Mc Guire raided the New York high schools for his 19 5 7 NCAA champion North Caro lina Tarheels but the New York Knockerbockers h a e brought two of McGuire's best home again. The Knicks took nine play ers in Tuesday's National Basketball Association draft, four of them former New York prep stars who went away to gain college fame. The eight NBA teams plucked a record 88 collegians but the Knicks were satisfied with only nine, two over the Boston Cletics who were the lowest and Syracuse took eight. Boston, because it had the best number of victories versus defeats, was last in every round. Surprisingly, the world champion St. Louis Hawks grabbed 12 players, a number exceeded only by Cincinnati which took 17. Pete Brennan, 6 feet, 6 inches, and Joe Quigg, 6 feet, 8 inches, both of former New Yorker Frank McGuire's North Carolina squad, were the Knicks first two picks in their own turn. They also se lected 6-foot, 7-inch defensive Timely suggestion if you need money! Call on America's oldest consumer finance company Modern money service backed bp 80 yean of experience OUSEHOLD FINANCE 128 E. Main St., 2nd Floor PHONE: SPring 3-5301 bee Draft Hawks ace Mike Farmer of San Fran cisco on the first round, hav ing acquired the spot when they traded Dick McGuire to Detroit last year. Lakers Name Baylor Six-foot, 3-inch John Lee of Yale and 6-foot Don Lee of Dayton were the other two hometown boys taken by the Knicks whose Ned Irish also saw another Irishman, John McCarthy of Notre Dame, se lected by New York. Elgin Baylor, generally ac corded the best of the draft eligibles" was taken by Min neapolis after all but Phil adelphia declined territorial choices. The Warriors picked 6-foot Guy Rodgers of Tem ple. Laker owner Bob Short said he was hopeful of signing Baylor who still has a year of eligibility although his or iginal class at College of Idaho graduates in June. Short said Seattle university's NCAA-imposed ban on post season games and the resigna tion of coach John Castellani may help the Lakers in get ting Baylor who earlier said he would stay at Seattle for his final year. St. Louis Pair Get Pin Crown Mountainside, N. J. OP) Don Carter, bowling's bright est star, found himself today with no more worlds to con quer. Carter and Tom Hennessey of St. Louis breezed to vic tory Tuesday night in the National Doubles champion ship with 31 points, 8J more than the runner-up Detroit team of Ed Lubanski and Lee Jouglard. SEE THE mi Only 7 Moving Parts in the Engine Up to 35 Miles Per Gallon Front Wheel Drive COMPARE -A- Roominess it Economy k Initial Cost ic Look Keith Schulz Garage 116 N. Front - Ph. 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