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i ... ..... o GO 0 G ttlMrOSAJkTRIBUNE Vancouver Spread To By MIKE HUDSON United Prss International Vancouver moved three full Jframes ahead of. Phoenix in the Pacific C o a s t league Scramble is Salt Lake pound ed out jair of victories qver the Ariiomni while the ' Mountie split t pair with Seattlt. Lest week's play saw both fourth-placi Salt Lake and the econd-place Giants hurt themslves in a homer-spattered series which the Bees Captured four to three. Meanwhile, the Mounties defeated Seattle five times out of seven and third-place San Diego gained the most ground of all by sweeping a seven-game series from the hapless Sacramentot Solons. Padzgg On Note The Padres are now a mere four and one-half games off the top. Salt Lafte outfielder Jim McDaniel drove in eight runs as the Bees took the Giants 7-3 and 9-8. He battered three home runs while erratic Dick Stuart bombed his 26th hom er in the second game. Fred Green and Eddie O'Brien picked up the wins for the Bees. Thirteen round trippers were hit in the two gmes between a pair of the mos colorful clubs the Coast loop has seen in recent years. Pitching dominated the Mountie-Ranier twin bill. Vet Camp Wh iters Slap Kubs, Butte Falls Lopsided scores marked the opening of the Rogue Valley Baseball league slate yester day. Camp White drubbed Butte Falls 27 to 0 and Cave Junc tion trounced Prospect 25 to 1. The Camp Whiters posted another victory over the week end, beating the Klamath Kubs at Klamath Falls on Sat urday 8 to 6. eYesterday afternoon at Butte Falls, the Veterans Ad ministration domiciliary team took advantage of 20 hits and 11 walks from home team hurlers. Jim Eggers and Jim Smith pitched a six-hitter be tween them and struck out 12 for Camp White, which had six, five and eight-run innings. O For the victors Pete Hale had four safe blows, Wayne Allen tlwee and Ron Peery, Don Wendt, Vern Parent, Chuck Mairchant and Jim Curry ech two. Hale smacked ivgo doubles and Wendt and Peyent tripled. Qiuni lunch! Camp White bunched most of its markers in the second i fifth innings, with four an thre tallies, to top the tubfi Don Stnford, Whiter Cheney Baseballers Smother La Ice view When the Central Point C$ney Studs American Le Ijion junior baseball team op pose!) Medford Crater Lake Slotors on Tuesday evening at Cneney iield nere, they ex- tpect much tougher opposition Tlhan they encountered at the local park on Saturday. While Fete btemple was twining a nine-stxikeout no- hit no-run effort, Lakeview pitchers, five of them, had bushels of trouble finding the plate. They walked 24 batters and hit three others in four innings. Central Point collect ed eight hits and the overall result was a 29 to 0 'Cheney Stud verdict. Nineteen of the CP runs crossed the plate in the sec ond inning on six hits, 12 bases on balls, two hit batters and three errors. Seven runs went on the board in the first framO on one hit, five walks, a hit batter, to errors and a sacrifice. Thug on las Only three runners reached the basepaths against Stemple, all on walks. Two of them got as far as second base, on a stolen base and an error. An other was caught by Catcher Phil Tucker on a try to swipe second. Harley Dickerson doubled and tripled for the Studs in two of&cial batting turns and Stemple helped the cause with two for two. Andy McDonald issued 11 of the walks to Cheney play ers in two innings. Tuesday's game will be at 8 p.m. and Central Point will be host for the tussle. It will be the first district encounter be tween the two aggregations. They met in a non-counter Widens 3 Games eran Max Surkont stopped the loop leaders in the first game with a five-hitter. Se attle won 4 to 2. Mountie ace Erv Palica receipted for his second loss against six wins Out At Home Mel Held won the second contest for Vancouver: The final score was 3 to 1 and left Held with five wins against three losses. Turning point came in the third inning when the Rainiers' Vida Pin son tripled in a run, but was thrown out trying to score himself. Barry Shetrone homered for the winners. San Diego steamrolled Sac ramento 3-2 and 7-2. Bud Pod- belian won the opener in the ninth inning, Nippy Jones and Clayton Dalrymple con nected for successive solo round-trippers for Sacramen to, but it was too little and too late. Lary Coasts To Win Gene Lary coasted to a win in the second contest after the Padres scored five runs in the fourth inning. Stu Locklin's double did the heav iest damage during the frame. Spokane banged out 11 hits in downing Portland 4-3 in a single contest. Jim Gentile and Norm Sherry collected two hits each. Reliever Bob Millikan was the winner. The victory moved Spokane into fifth and dropped Portland to sixth. chucker, was hit hard in the first inning when he gave up a triple, double and single, but was tougher over the rest of a nine-hitter job. He struck out 13 and walked just onr over the nine frames. Bob Smith with three hits and Pete Hale, Clyde Smith and Don Sanford each with three safeties paced the Vet erans Administration domiciliary-sponsored club's offen sive. The second inning Camp White markers were on sin gles by Wayne Allen, Hale and Chuck Mairchant, a walk and three errors. In the fifth Hale and Sanford each two- baggered and there were four bases on balls. Three Kub runs tallied in the first inning when Scott Hartley singled, Fran Miller three-based and Dorm Martin two - baggered. Hanson had three safeties for Klamath and Hartley two. LINESCORES: C White .... 060 058 23327 20 1 B Falls .... 000 000 000 0 7 Eggers. J. Smith 5. and Hale; Turk, Barker 5 and Ellis. C White 040 030 001 8 11 1 K Falls 300 020 0106 9 4 Sanford and Hale; McPhail, -Ar anoka 5 and Kelly. ' more than a week ago, with Medford winning 8 to 4. LINESCORE: Lakeview 0 0 000 0 0 6 Cen. Point .. 7 (19) 12x 29 8 1 Parkinson, Dooley 1, Sullivan 2, McDonald 2. Deming 4, and Mur phy; Stemple and Tucker. Von McDaniel Dropped To B St. Louis (UPI) Von McDaniel has dropped an other rung on the baseball ladder one year after he made his major league debut with the St. Louis Cardinals. Optioned to Houston of the Texas league last month by the. Cardinals, the 19-year-old right-hander was transferred Friday to Winston-Salem of the Class B Carolina league. McDaniel, signed to a $50,000 bonus contract by the Cardinals, made his major league debut against the Phil adelphia Phillies on June 13, 1957. He won his first game three days later against the Dodgers and finished his rookie year with a 7-5 record. BOLT HITS SUNNY SKIES Ruidodo. N. M. (UPI) Veterinarian said today that all will be .well with Sunny "Skies, a thorough bred who didn't get to run in the seventh race here Sunday. Sunny Skies was hit by a bolt of lightning. New York (UPI) Frankie Ryff, speedy New York light weight, is favored at 13-5 to beat stubby Tommy Tibbs of Boston tonight in their 10- ruuna i v light at bt. Nicholas arena. LA Dodgers Trade Hevcombe to Reds Los Angeles (UPI) The Los Angeles Dodgers came up with a major deal only 62 minutes before the deadline on the West Coast when they sent pitcher Don Newcombe to the Cincinnati Redlegs for first-baseman Steve Bilko, pitcher Johnny Klippstein and cash. Newcombe, a 27-game win ner in 1956 hadn't won a sin gle game this year for the Dodgers. Report that Newcombe was trade bait have recurred fre quently since the Dodgers picked up and moved to the West Coast. ' As part of the deal, Cincin nati optioned pitcher Charlie Rabe to the Dodgers' Montreal club of the International league. Pitcher Don Bessen was placed on Los Angeles' dis abled list at the same time. He has a sore arm. In other trades which in cluded reshuffling of 19 play ers before the "trading dead line, the Yankees acquired Duke Maas and veteran right hander Virgil Trucks from the Kansas City Athletics for re liever Bob Grim and first baseman - outfielder Harry (Suitcase) Simpson. Yankees Strengthen American Leogue observers generally agreed the Yankees strengthened their bullpen ap preciably with the addition of Medfordites Divide KF Legion Tangles; Play Studs Tuesday Medford Crater Lake Mo tors dropped its district Amer ican Legion junior baseball opener to Klamath Falls 7 to 2 on the Klamath field yes terday but came back to sal vage a 4. to 2 in the five-inning non-counter second tussle. The Motormen in the open er collected nine hits off KF pitcher Blake Griggs but couldn't make use of them ex cept in the second inning for run production. Griggs fanned 11 Medfordites and walked two. Klamath ran up three runs each in the lourtn ana fifth innings tocop its first league hassle. Herb Wheeler, who has moved to Medford from Pros pect, was pitcher for Crater Lake in the second hassle. He whiffed just one batter and walked two but- limited the Pelican city club to three hits. Medford had a three-run in ning to take the game. Grants Pass pounded Lake view yesterday to take top place in district standings with a 2-0 record. Central Point whipped Lakeview by 29 to 0 on Saturday night in league play. Studs Hosts "Medford and Central Point continue league play on Tues day night at Cheney field at the south edge of town. The CP Studs will be home team for the game set for 8 p.m. The Motor team got its two runs in the game on Sunday on singles by Ken Durkee, Wayne Thompson and Ray Konopasek. Klamath's three in the fourth were on a triple by Bill Worlein two walks, a single by Rich Moore, a dou ble steal, a single stolen base and an error. In the fifth the Klamath gained markers on hits by Griggs, Worlein and Dunson, a triple by Tigard, a Hoad Seeking Third in Row Forest Hills, N.Y. (UPI) Lew Hoad of Australia, nur sing one old leg injury and one new one, shoots for his third straight victory in Jack Kramer's $15,000 round xobin pro tennis championship un der the light tonight against Tony Trabert of Cincinnati. Hoad, who shares the lead in the seven-man field with defending champion Pancho Gonzales of Los Angeles, col lapsed to the turf with a groin injury Sunday while turning back Aussie Frank- Sedgman, 6:4, 3-6, -4. Hoad recently was sidelined with an injury to his right leg during his barnstorming tour with Gon zales. Daily's U-Drive Medford Airport Maas, a 10-game winner with Detroit last year, and Trucks, who won nine. In addition, the Yankees re called pitcher Zack Monroe from Denver of the American association. In addition to their swap with the Yanks, the A's also obtained outfielder Roger Maris, first baseman Preston Ward and pitcher Dick Toma nek from Cleveland for first baseman Vic Power and out fielder Woody Held. . The White Sox, looking high and low for a third base man now that Bubba Phillips is sidelined with a leg injury, got one from the Tigers Sun day with the acquisition of 34-year-old Ray Boone plus pitcher Bob Shaw in exchange for outfielder Tito Francona and pitcher Bill Fischer. Pittsburgh sent Gene Freese and Johnny O'Brien to St. Louis for former bonus play er Dick Schofield, who will serve as understudy for Dick Groat at shortstop. Moyer Opposes Peter Mueller Portand (UPI) Phil Moy er, unbeaten Portland middle weight, goes after his 11th straight professional ring vic tory tonight when he battles Germany's Peter Mueller in a 10-rounder here. fielder's option, a wild pitch and steal. Durkee, Thompson and Bob Quinney had two hits for Med ford and Worlein two for KF with Thompson among those three-bagging. Dennis pitching five innings for Medford, walked two and struck out nine. In the finale Medford's three-run inning was on sin gles by Dick Ragsdale and Garland Lowery, two walks, a stolen base. Double steal by Herb Wheeler and Ragsdale, and Ragsdale and Konopasek and a squeeze bunt by Quin ney. The other run was in the fifth inning when Ragsdale and Quinney each doubled. Klamath used a single by Paul Bishop, a fielders option, a twin-steal and an error for two runs in the third inning. Ragsdale hit two for two. DISTRICT STANDINGS W L Pet. Grants Pass 2 0 1.000 Central Point 1 0 1.000 Klamath Falls 1 0 1.000 Medford .;. 0 1 .000 Lakeview 0 3 .000 LINESCORES: Medford 002 000 0 2 9 2 Kla. Falls 000 331 X 7 8 2 Barr, Wheeler 6, and Berry; Griggs and Moore. Medford 003 014 5 1 Kla. Falls 002 00 2 3 0 Wheeler and Berry; Dunson and Moore. PASTRANO WINS Bologna, Italy (UPI) Willie Pastrano of Florida, the world's fourth - ranked heavyweight contender, out boxed Italy's Franco Cavicchi and cut his nose and left cheek Sunday in scoring a 10-round decision before an estimated 20,000 at the Bo logna municipal stadium. Pas trano weighed 189J4 pounds and Cavicchi, 2Q23A. Cavicchi is former European champ. With re o Patios o Sidewalks o Walls o Foundations. Driveways Phone for Advice and Estimates Delivered SP 2-5271 Neal Tripp Has High in Shoot Neal Tripp, with 356 out of 400, was high rifleman Thurs day in a VFW Rifle and Pistol club .22 caliber shoot at Med ford armory. The shoot was the last in door event for the club until next October. Members will have ..30 caliber contention at the camp White range this summer. The club will have a special meeting on Thursday June 19. at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall on North Front st. Scores last week included W. O. Burnette 355, Tom Chil- ders 347, Ralph McKensey 336, Eugene Thigpin 329, Da vid Schulz 321, Pink Burnette 245. Dwayne Thomas was rec ognized as a new member. STANDINGS PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pet. GB Vancouver 41 22 .651 Phoenix 39 26 .600 3 San Diego .... 36 26 .581 4j Salt Lake . 33 26 .550 61; Spokane 26 37 .413 15 Portland 23 34 .404 15 Seattle 25 38 .397 16 Sacramento .. 23 36 .390 16 Sunday's Results San Diego 3-7, Sacramento 2-2 Vancouver 2-3, Seattle 4-1 Spokane 7, Portland 2 Salt Lake 7-9, Phoenix 3-8 AMERICAN LEAGUE W L New York .. 35 19 Boston 30 28 Kansas City.. 28 27 Cleveland .... 29 30 Detroit 27 29 Washington 26 31 Chicago 25 30 Baltimore . 24 , 30 Pet. .648 .517 .509 .492 .482 .456 .445 .444 GB 7 V',2 81; 9 101! W, 2 11 Sunday's Results Chicago 3 Baltimore 0 (1st) Chicago 4 Baltimore 0 (2nd) Cleveland 5 Washington 3 (1st) Cleveland 4 Washington 2 (2nd) Detroit 2 New York 0 (1st) Detroit 3 New York 0 (2nd) Kansas City 17 Boston 6 (1st) Kansas City 9 Boston 4 (2nd) NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. .585 .552 .520 .500 .491 .475 .444 .436 GB 11! Milwaukee San Fran. Cincinnati Pittsburgh St. Lduis Chicago 31 .... 32 .... 26 .. 28 .... 26 .... 28 ... 24 22 26 24 28 27 31 30 31 32 41a 5 6 7 la 8 tnna. Los Angeles 24 Sunday's Results Milwaukee 4 St. Louis 2 Cincinnati 7 Chicago 0 (1st) Cincinnati 4 Chicago 2 (2nd) Pittsburgh 12 Los Angeles 1 San Francisco 3 Philadelphia 1 NORTHWEST LEAGUE Lewiston 36 16 Wenatchee .. 30 25 Yakima 28 26 Tri - City 23 27 Eugene 20 29 Salem 19 33 .692 .545 .518 .460 .408 .365 I ',2 9 11 14 li 17 Sunday Results Lewiston 5-3 Yakima 4-4 Tri-City 9 Wenatchee 8 Salem 5-3 Eugene 1-2 league leaders . League Leaders NATIONAL LEAGUE United Press International e all r h pet M KF 58 235 53 91 .387 Miii ?T 50 181 26 69 .381 Oreen.SX 46 140 20 48 .343 Ashburn, Phil. .. 54 210 35 70 .333 Skinner. Pitts .. 52 200 41 66 .330 Mrmr a M LEAGUE g ab r h pet. Vernon. Cleve. .. 47 126 2d 46 .JbS Ward K.C - 48 148 22 50 .338 Kuenn. Detroit .. 46 175 25 59 .337 Fox. Chicago .... 56 224 31 75 .335 Bridges, Wash. .. 58 205 24 6o J17 Home Runs National league Thomas. Pir ates 20; Banks, Cubs 18; Walls, Cubs 15; May Giants 14; Cepeda, Giants 14. American league Cerv. Ath letics 17; Jensen. Red Sox 16; Tri andos. Orioles 13: Sievers, Senators 12- Mantle, Yankees 12; Gernert, Red Sox 12. Runs Batted In National league Thomas. Pir ates 61: Banks, Cubs 52; Mays, Giants 42; Cepeda, Giants 42; Spen cer. Giants 38. American league Cerv, Ath letics 51; Jensen. Red Sox 46; Ger nert, Red Sox 39: Sievers, Sena tors 36; Colavito, Indians 32; Min oso, Indians 32; Lemon, Senators 32. Pitching ,,,. National league McMahon, Braves 6-1: Purkey, Redlegs 8-2; L-McCormick. Giants 4-1; Phillips, Cubs 4-1: Spahn. Braves as; jacn son. Cards 5-2; Worthington, Giants 5-2. American league Larsen, Yan kees 5-1; Turley. Yankees 10-2; Hyde. Senators 4-1: Sullivan, Red Sox 4-1; Ford, Yankees 7-2. Men knives years. have been for about making 175,000 uvu I CONCRETE C? I 248 E. McANDREWS RD. Eagle Point Students Asked To Sign Up for Swimming Lessons Eagle Point Eagle Point school district students, who are interested in swimming classes at Hawthorne pool in Medford but have not signed up, are asked to notify Tom Van Etten by telephoning Eagle Point Hlllcrest 6-3291. Van Etten said that pee wee baseball practice will start at 2 p.m. Wednesday. PRALL VICTOR Salem (UPI) Bob Prall, captain of the University of Oregon golf team, won the Salem Shrine gold tourney with a one-under par 71 with a birdie at the 18th hole Sun day. 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