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Badgers EogMa Unite m Ueralional inv smejstr have a date for th Vf1 Series to watch it e tclisioa and just S a era can call 'em Bum got4, ihey'rt trying to M Brtvtc to join them TbS XtaAgc tre still mired M Ittt Ice but they're No $ fi& V Jitt for giving Mil- 99Qc trewftla this season ' $btf Itavt now beaten the CAtmpion Braves eight tif ttw Since last Sept 12. Deft $Pj?ala did the hon ors iStt night with a 4-1 tri umph oa the' Braves that slffeed thair National league to one ni a half games. Drytdgle li, T The lanfcy gl-year-old fast bailer 6ft lovn Milwaukee on eigit iit and added a bit of icinf to tha victory cake wth 9 etnth-inning homer for lcer Lw Burdette Southpfte Johnny Antonelli limited Cincinatti to seven hits in pitching San Francisco a f-1 decision. Antonelli was lockad in a 1-1 pitching Juel with Harvey Haddix m ratil the eighth when the Giants ... . - i j rallied ior lour runs, memo. Pal mo r 66 Best by 2 In Pepsi East Norwich, N.Y. (UPI) They wera chasing husky Arnold Palmer again today as golfs lefding money winner carried t two-stroke lead into ttie ajacont round of the Pepsi Opan golf championship. Sli jowar-hitting Pennsyl Wnian, who has won $28, llft thil year in a victory !ntrcn which includes the (fctttd Masters, sprinted off (fa front of tha field as play dpnad at Pine Hollow Coun '&9 club Thursday with a brilliant five under par tfc-3 6. "Mat brought him home two fhota ahead of the sparkling fl8's fashioned by preaking Dutch Harrison, the old Arkansas traveler now from St. Louis, Mo., and George Bernardin, who leaves his Miami Shores, Fla., club job only occasionally to com pet in tournament events. (y-Bsiinj ' it vis a par-busting day 9 ia others Sammy (Seti, Henry Ranson, Ted Itnll? Mark Furgol and 22-Jtt-oli Davis Love whack (4 t fi'a. There were eight Cdtsett -with one under par (S8' nila 11 shotmakers iaVa4 the 36-3571 par 9t ifct t,liO-yard layout. ty.l. 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HUBBAftD-WftAY (0. . 25 South Riverside O Medford, Oregon Whip R3SDwauEcee omsecutiive Tome; Yalta Sixth ing Orlando Cepeda's 15th homer with two men on base. The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Pittsburgh Pirates, 6-2, for their sixth straight win in the only other Na tional league game scheduled. Three errors contributed to the downfall of the Pirates, who lost their sixth straight. Left fielder Bob Skinner .dropped Stan Musial's fly ball for a two-base error in the seventh and the Cards went on to score three runs on four hits off Vern Law. Another pair of errors by the usually . brilliant-fielding Bill Mazeroski in the ninth enabled the Cardinals to add two more unearned runs. Lindy McDaniel gained his fourth victory although re quiring relief from Larry Jackson in the eighth. Frank Thomas hit his 21st homer for the Pirates. Hector Lopez of the Kansas City Athletics supplied the big noise in the American league with three home runs that sank the Washington Sen ators, 8-6, in 12. innings. Lopez' third homer of the game came in the 12th with one on off Vito Valentinetti and earned ageless Murry Dickson his sixth victory. Ted Williams' ninth homer of the year in the eighth in ning powered the Boston Red Sox to a 2-1 victory over the Cleveland Indians. Williams hit his tie-breaking homer off Cal McLish, who also was tagged for a seventh inning homer by Dick Gernert. Ike Delock held the Indians to five hits and struck out 12 to notch his fifth victory with out a defeat. Southpaw Jack Harshman of the Orioles turned in his third shutout of the campaign League "Leaders United Press International NATIONAL LEAGUE Player Sc Club G' AB Mays. S.F 66 266 Musial, St. L. 60 218 Crowe. Cin. .. 47 153 Dark. Chi 50 203 R. 55 32 16 23 38 H. 99 78 54 69 82 Prt. .372 358 .353 340 339 Ashburn. Phil. 62 242 AMERICAN LEAGUE Vernon, Clev. 53 146 25 51 86 75 65 .349 .333 .318 .316 FOX. Chi 65 238 34 Ward. K. c .. ea zjo Kuenn, Det. .. 54 206 28 Home Runs National league Tnomas, riraies 21; Banks, Cubs 18; Cepeda. uaints is. Walls. Cubs 15: Moryn, cuds io; Mathews, Braves 15. American league Jensen. Red Sox 19; Cerv, Athletics 19: Trian dos Orioles 15: Sievers, Senators 15: ManUe. Yankees 13; Gernert, Red Sox 13. Rim Ratted In National league Thomas, Pirates 65; Banks, Cubs 54; Cepeda, Giants 42- Crowe. Redlees 42. American league Cerv, Athletics 58; Jensen, Red Sox 51; Gernert, Bed Sox 42: Sievers. Senators 42; Skowron Yankees 36: Minoso, In dians 36; Colavito, Indians 36. Pitching National 1 e a g u e McMahon, Braves 6-1; Spahn, Braves 9-4; Pur key, Redlegs 8-4; Worthington, Gi ants 6-3: Rush, Braves 5-3; Jackson, Cardinals 5-3: Koufax, Dodgers 513. American league - Larsen, Yan kees 6-1: Turley. Yankees 11-3; Ford, Yankees 8-3: Dickson, Ath letics 6-3; Kucks, Yankees 6-3. rJS Ba 91 "420" a a a Straight by beating the Tigers, 2-0, with a five-hitter. The victory was Harshman's sixth. Oriole Bob Boyd homered in the sixth. Hitless relief pitching over the last 2 23 innings by Bobby Shantz and Art Ditmar helped the Yankees to a 4-3 triumph over the White Sox. Johnny Kucks, who was credited with the victory, was lifted in the seventh after Jim Rivera hit a two-run homer. Shantz and Ditmar then thoroughly bottled up Chi cago's attack. Norm Siebern's homer in the seventh proved to be the winning run. LINESCORES: National League St. Loui: 000 000 3128 7 Pittsbureh . 000 011 000 2 6 McDaniel, jacKson (8) ana un- drith. Law. Blackburn (9) and Kra vitz. Winner McDaniel (4-7). Loser Law (7-5). HR Thomas. Los Angeles ..111 000 100 4 8 0 Milwaukee ... 000 100 000 1 8 1 Drysdale (4-8) and Roseboro. Burdetti. Conley (8) and Crandall. Loser Burdette (5-6). HRS Neal, Drysdale. American League Boston ....000 000 1012 6 0 Cleveland 000 100 0001 5 0 Delock (5-0) and Berberet. Mc Lish (3-5) and Nixon. HRS Ger nert, Williams. Baltimore 100 001 000 2 8 0 Detroit 000 000 000 0 5 1 Harshman (6-6) and Triandos. Hoeft. Moford (5), Morgan (7), Wehmeie (9) and Wilson, toser Hoeft (6-7). HR Boyd. New York ....000 003 100 4 8 1 Chicago 000 010 2003 7 1 Kucks. Shantz (7). Ditmar (8) and Bcrra. Donovan. Staley (8) and Lollar. Winner Kucks (6-3). Loser Donovan (3-8). HRS Siebern, Rivera. (12 innings) Wash 000 104 010 0006 12 0 K. City r100 100 040 002 8 13 0 Grigg-;, Clevenger (8)Stobbs (9), Valentinetti (10) and Courtney. Bur nette, Gorman (6). Grim (6). Dick son (9) and Smith, Chiti (9). Win ner Dickson (6-3). Loser Valenti netti (1-1). HRS sievers 2, Lo pez 3. . STANDINGS FACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Pet. GB Phoenix 46 Vancouver 44 San Diego 43 Salt Lake 38 Portland 30 Seattle 30 Spokane 29 Sacramento 27 29 29 29 32 38 43 44 43 .613 .603 1 .597 Hi .543 5Va .441 12 Va .411 15 . 397 16 386 16 3 Thursday's Results Spokane 5, Phoenix 0 Vancouver 9. San Diego 2 Portland 4, Salt Lake 3 Sacramento 3, Seattle 2 How The Series Stand Phoenix 2, Spokane 1 San Diego 2, Vancouver 1 PorUand 1, Salt Lake 1 Sacramento 1, SeatUe 1 Friday's Probable Pitchers . San Diego (Hal Woodeschick, 7-2). at Vancouver (Mei neia, a-ai. Spokane (Art Fowler. 5-7) at Phoenix (Curt Barclay. 4-3). Salt Lake (George Perez, 4-3) at Portland (Vic Lombardi, 3-2). Sacramento (Bud Watkins, 4-6 and Carl Greene. 3-6) at SeatUe (Ted Wieand, 4-6, and Chuck Churn, 2-4). NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Milwaukee 35 27 St. Loui. 34 29 San Francisco 36 31 Cincinnati 30 31 Pittsburgh 32 35 Philadelphia 28 33 Los. Angeles 30 36 Pet. .565 .540 .537 .492 .478 .459 .455 GB l'a i',2 4', a '-2 7 Thursday's Results St. Louis 6. Pittsburgh 2 ' San Fran. 5, Cincinnati 1 (night) Los Angeles 4, Milwaukee 1 (night) (Only games scheduled) Friday's Probable Pitchers St. Louis at Philadelphia (night) JBrosnan (7-5) vs. Roberts (o-8) Chicago at Pittsburgh (night) Drabowski (o-7) vs. Friend (9-7). San Francisco at Cincinnati (night) Gomez (5-6) vs. Lawrence (5-3). Los Angeles at Milwaukee (night) Koufax (5-3) vs. Jay (1-1). Saturday's Games San Francisco at Cincinnati (night) Chicago at Pittsburgh St. Louis at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Milwaukee AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L Pet. .651 .531 .500 .500 GB 7'i 9'i New York 41 Kansas City 34 Detroit 32 Boston 33 Chicago 30 9 ; .469 ll,i Cleveland 31 Baltimore 29 .463 12 .460 12 .431 14 Washington 28 Thursday's Results New York 4. Chicago 3 Boston 2, Cleveland 1 Baltimore 2, Detroit 0 Kansas City 8, Washington 6 (12 innings, night) Friday's Probable Pitchers Washington at Chicago (night) Kemmerer (4-5) vs. Pierce (6-5). New York at Kansas City (night) Maas (4-6) vs. Herbert (3-2). -Boston at Detroit (night) Brewer (3-6) vs. Lary (8-5). Baltimore at Cleveland (night) O'Dell (8-7) vs. Narleski( 9-5). Saturday's Games New York at Kansas City (night) Boston at Detroit Washington at Chicago Baltimore at Cleveland NORTHWEST LEAGUE W. L. Lewiston 40 22 Yakima 34 31 Wena tehee 34 31 Tri-City 27 33 Eugene 27 33 Salem 25 37 Pet. .645 .523 .523 GB 7',i 7,i .450 12 .450 12 .403 15 Thursday's Results Eugene 2-4. Yakima 1-3 Lewiston 12. Tri-City 1 Salem 4, Wenatchee 3 Wefore Officials Conduct Workshop Salem (UPI) A two day workshop of state and county public welfare of ficials concludes today at Ore gon Fairview home. The officials planned to tour Fairview with medical director Dr. Velson Boge to see medical problems in caring for the mentally re tarded. About 20 county and state welfare people are attending the workshop. 1 HOLDING TELEPHONE, Al Weill, New York fight pro moter, gets bad news, in Los Angeles, California Athletic Commission has denied him license to promote heavy weight title bout between champion Floyd Patterson and challenger Roy Harris, Texas, in August. (UPI Telepkoto) MEDFORDfcWTRIBUNE Edstrom, Anderson 2nd, 3rd Behind Rafer Johnson In California Kingsburg, Calif. (UPI) Home-town boy Rafer John son fell short of a world mark, but captured the Cali fornia Inyitational Decathlon with 7,780 points. The giant UCLA star had to share the spotMght, how ever, with Dave Edstrom, a 19-year-old University of Ore gon student built along the lines of two-time- Olympic king' Bob Mathias. Edstrom tallied 7,736 points in this, his second shot at the 10 event grind. Other Placers Steve Anderson, also of the University of Oregon, was third with 6,663 points. Other scores were Clarence Treat, Occidental c o 1 le g e, 5,901; Walter Mince, Bakersfield col lege, 5,841, and Walt Will iamson, also of Occidental, 5,664. Johnson, Edstrom and An derson will compete in the National A A U Decathlon championship at Palmyra, N.J., July 4-5. Top two men at Palmyra will go to Russia where they will meet world record holder Vassily Kuznet sov in a U.S .-Russia track meet in Moscow. Ready For Record? Johnson is the former world record holder and he took second in the 1956 Olym pics. There is little doubt that he will be ready to crack Kuznetsov's recent world mark of 8,013 points if and his sore knee ceases to bother him. In compiling his 7,780 score, Johnson took only one high jump at 5 feet 2V2 inches and one pole vault at 10 feet 11 78 inches for fear of reinsuring the knee. Here is a rundown on John son's performance: 100 meter, :10.6; broad jump, 23 feet, 3 Tigers, Cubs Win Scuffles In Junior Loop Medford Tigers edged the Medford Wildcats 5 to 3 and Ashland Cubs nicked Central Point 4 to 3 yesterday in Southern Oregon Junior Base ball league pee wee games. Scores of the Talent at Lone Pine and Ashland Bears at Eagle Point games were not reported. A three-run second inning was a big boost for the Tigers. In gaining the decision the Tigers got the benefit of eight bases on balls and two hit batters along with five hits. Rick Hassmann held the 'Cats to four safe swats. He walked two and fanned one. Bill Piche had two hits for the 'Cats and Dan Miles doubled. Ashland Cubs scored two runs in the fifth inning to beat CP. A hit by Dean Sam uelson, a walk, stolen base and an error got the markers. Winning run crossed with two out. John Rhodes held Central Point to one hit, by Rifen- berger. Samuelson hit three for three, one a double. Steve Hall got the other safe blow. LINESCORES: Central Point 201 00 3 1 2 Ashland Cubs 100 12 4 4 3 Rhodes and DeBoer; Somerfield and Rifenberger. Tigers 230 00 5 5 4 Wildcats 200 10 3 4 4 Hassmann and Phipps; J. Allen, Eckel (2) and Wooton. . Poison Oak? Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL You must be satisfied or your money cheerfully refunded. Get a borrie today at WESTERN THRIFT Decathlon inches; shotput, 50 feet 5 inches; high jump 5 feet 2Vi inches; 400 meters, :48.7; 110 meter hurdles, :14.2; discus, 157 feet IOV2 inches; pole vault, 10 feet, 11 inches; javelin, 209 feet, 9 inches; 1500 meters, 5:02. SUMMARIES: 110 meter high hurdles: Rafer jonnson. ULLA, 14.2: Dave Ed strom, Oregon, 14-2; Clarence Treat, Occidental. 14.9; Walt Wil liamson, Occidental, 15.4; Steve Anderson, Oregon 15.6; Walter iviince, uaKerstieid 16.4. Discus: Johnson 157 feet 10',j inches, Edstrom 139 feet lli inch es, Anderson 137 feet V2 inch. Treat 130 feet 53,i inches, Mince 130 feet 4i inches, Williamson 106 leet 4 ' incnes. Javelin: Johnson 209 feet 9 inches, Edstrom 190 feet 2y4 inch es, Anderson 184 feet 434 inches. Mince 144 feet 5',i inches, Treat 140 feet 5 inches, Williamson 137 feet 4 inches. Pole vault; Edstrom 12 feet 11V inches, Williamson and Mince 11 feet 53,i inches. Anderson and Johnson 10 feet 11 inches. Treat a leet s incnes. 1500 meters: Edstrom 4:44.5, Treat 4:44.5. Johnson 5.02, Mince 5.08, Anderson 5:25.3, Williamson 5:38. No-Hitter Recorded In Softball A Tiot-hit game and lop sided scores last ' night featured Jackson County Soft ball . association games at Camp White. Amenson twirled a no-hit no-run game as the Cheney Studs bounced Butte Falls Loggers 14 to 0. Parsons Motors whipped the Eagle Point Merchants 14 to 2. Amenson walked one and struck two in five innings and got two of his teams 10 hits. Marvin Bohnert homered and singled. Brown doubled and singled and Wayne Allen had three hits. Cheney put over five runs in the second inning. Parsons had eight and five run frames and had the help of eight bases on balls along with 10 hits. Barney Riggs tripled and singled. Bill Sweet tossed a ' five hitter, walking four and fanning the same number. LINESCORES: Parsons 018 05 14 10 0 Eagle Point 002 00 2 5 4 Sweet and Riggs; Schefers and Boren. Cheney 152 33 14 10 0 Butte Falls 000 00 0 0 0 Amenson and Tonn; Moore, B. Irwin (3) and G. Sheppard. Cut your moving costs In half ...rent a Hertz truck! Now Available in Medford Hertz Truck Rental Service. Low rates by Ihe hour, day, or longer Include all gaso line, oil and proper insurance. Pads and dollies for rent, too. Call Hertz anytime you need a truck fasti HOPKINS SERVICE McAndrews at Court MacKay Paces American Survivors at Wimbledon Wimbledon, England (UPI) Young Barry MacKay, hopeful that a day of rest has improved a painful blis ter on his racket hand, led the last four American survivors in men's singles into danger ous third-round matches to day. One Yank was sure to be eliminated, because on match Lewiston Increases NWL Lead United Press International The Lewiston Broncs en hanced their newly won first half title in the Northwest League baseball race Thurs day night by clobbering Tri City 12-1. Lewiston moved seven and one-half games ahead of runner-ups Yakima and Wenat chee who moved into a tie for second place by virtue of Thursday action. Yakima lost a pair of games, 2-1 and 4-3, to Eugene and Salem tripped the Chiefs 4-3. Yakima, which had been six games out in second place, slipped a game and a half. Five in First The Broncs got five runs in the first inning to start Ernie Sadler off to his eighth win of the season against one loss. The Lewiston ace allowed six hits over the distance. Ken Bailey tossed a crisp one-hitter at Yakima- for Eu gene's win in the first game and a lone run scored by Mel Krause in the ninth gave the Emeralds the second contest. Salem was "handed" its vic tory over Wenatchee as relief pitcher Ken Mallory walked Denny Peterson to force in the winning run in the ninth. Manager Vern Kindsfather did the pitching for Salem, turning in a seven-hitter. Presidio at Camp White Next Week Camp White Strongest traveling baseball nine to ap pear in the Rogue river valley this season will be on the field at the Veterans Adminis tration domiciliary stadium on Wednesday night, July 2. The aggregation is : the Army's San Francisco Pre sidio club. On the quad are players with both college and pro experience. Best known to local fans is Terry Maddox, ex-Medford high and ex-University of Oregon star who also was with the Salem Sena tors pro nine last season. Advance publicity indicates a strong pitching staff with Wes Stock, Roger Sawyer and Vince Bellanti. At last re port, fStock, property of the Baltimore Orioles, had won eight straight games and Saw yer, owned by the Pittsburgh Pirates had won seven. Bel- lante, a farm hand of one of the Chicago major" league league clubs, is a former Uni versity of San Francisco thrower. He had six victories to his credit when information on the team arrived here. . The game will be at 8 p.m. The Presidio team played at Medford last summer and was loser to the strong Che ney Stud semi-pros. HUNGARIANS PROTEST Vienna, Austria (UPI) A protest demonstration by Hungarian refugees against the Communist executions of freedom Premier Imre Nagy and other rebel leaders was broken up by Austrian police in front of the Hungarian Legation here Thursday night Police arrested about 30 dem onstrators who refused to obey orders to disperse. RICHFIELD SP 3-9068 9 j today pitted 44-year-old Gard nar Mulloy of Denver, Colo., against young Mike Green of Miami, Fla. But MacKay also aDDeared in for a full test against Bob Mark, an experienced Aus tralian who rates just a cut below the Aussie "big four" that is top-seeded here. And 1950 champion Budge Patty of Los Aneeles and Paris faced a competent but erratic toe ' in Denmark s Torben Ulrich. Four Alive Only four American entries still are "alive" in women's singles, too. Two of these top-seeded Althea Gibson of New York and Mimi Arnold of Redwood City, Calif. have gained the fourth round. The other two were sched uled to compete in third-round matches today eighth-seeded blonde beauty Karol Fageros of Miami, Fla., against Brit ish Wightman Cupper Pat Ward and 40-year-old U.S. Wiehtman Cud CaDtain Mar garet Osborne du Pont of Wil mington,, Del., against Norma Marsh of Australia. Also on today's program. were , scattered matches in men's and women's doubles and mixed doubles. Dairy Maids Slate Jaunt To Eugene Eagle Point Rogue Valley Dairy Maids will have three week-end softball games in Eugene, meeting the same ri val on all occasions. They'll take on the McCul- loch Chain Saw girls Satur day evening and will have a Sunday afternoon double bill with that club. Coach Shy Callashan said that the squad will be about the same as that which trav eled to Chico, Calif., and Klamath Falls last Saturday and Sunday. Pat Barron, Doris Hickson and Ellen Cal- laghan are members of the pitching staff. The mentor also announced that return frav with the Klamath Falls Basinettes will be on Tuesday, July 1, at 7:30 pjn. at the Veterans Admin istration field, Camp White. The Maids were ahead of the Basinettes, 4 to 1, last Sun day when rain halted the game. TIM TAM CONVALESCING Philadelphia (UPI) Tim Tarn, Kentucky' Derby and Preakness winner, may re turn to Calumet Farm in Lexington, Ky., next week to complete his recovery from a successful operation for an injured right leg. A Univer sity of Pennsylvania school of veterinary medicine spokes man said Thursday, however, that it would be at least six months before it can be deter mined whether Tim Tam will race again. Your very first taste of TWIN SEAL tells yqu've I HIRAM I I WALKER 1 81 o MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Cal Group Sanctions Ring Scrap Los Angeles (UPI) The scheduled world champion ship heavyweight bout be tween Floyd Patterson and challenger Roy Harris on Aug. 18 had the official sanction today of the California Ath letic commission. The commission voted ap proval of the fight, which will be staged at Wrigley field here, and of business execu tive William Rosensohn as promoter, despite loud opposi tion from George Parnassus, and the co-managers of Car men Basilio. A half-million dollar gate is regarded as a possibility for the title bout. May Reconsider Matchmaker Parnassus sent a telegram to the commission which said he felt "extreme disappointment" because the date of the Patterson-Harris bout fell only 10 days before Bassilio's match with Art Ara gon. Joe Netro and John de John, Basilio's managers, said that unless there was a change in the date for the Patterson Harris fight ' "we may be forced, due to financial rea sons, to reconsider negotia tions for the scheduled bout with Art Aragon." Patterson and Harris are expected to arrive here in about a month to begin train ing for the bout. LIKES MILWAUKEE Milwaukee (UPI) Don Drysdale of the Dodgers makes no bones about the fact he hates the left field fence in Los Angeles but that left field fence in Milwaukee is a different story... The Dodger pitcher hit his first home run of the year over it Thursday night to aid his own cause in a 4-1 victory. LITTRELL PARTS COMPANY Announces- their appointment as exclusive distributor of STOODIE HARDFACING ELECTRODES for Southern Oregon. Other fine products in our welding department art Linde oxygen and supplies, Lincoln Machines and electrodes, Ohio mixed gases and All State Alloys rods. 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Studs Play GP Legion On Sunday Central Point Cheney Studs and Grants Pass American Le gion junior baseball nines col lide Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at the Grants Pass High school field. - - It will be the first district game between the two clubs. The Studs nipped GP 1 to 0 in an earlier non-looper. . The Climate city club like ly will call on Dick Hayes for pitching with Dennis Barlow in reserve. Central Point'f chucking choice is among Pete Stemple, Alan McKinnis and Bill Anhorn. With regular Gary Huney- cutt on the injured list, either Gary Stevens or Ken Longa necker will do the GP catch ing. Huneycutt broke a bone in his hand. Wild Bill Hickok was Unit- ed States Marshal at Abilene, Kan., in 1871. a truly 1 -i i - $S60 PINT Cede No. 14S-C
