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& Cardinals Beat Phillies; Grand Slam Homer Leads To 8-1 League Victory By United Press International Sal (the Barber) Maglie clipped the Philadelphia Phil lies with a neat five-hitter Saturday and Gene Green contributed a grand-slam hom er to pace the St. Houis Car dinals to an 8-1 victory. Maglie, winning his second game for the Cards since they obtained him from the Yan kees on June 14, had a shut out until Carl. Sawatski hom ered with one out in the ninth inning. Green hit his homer with the bases full off loser Curt Simmons to highlight a five run rally in the first inning. The Ph$s pulled a triple play in the seventh inning, started by second baseman Solly Hernus on Ken Boyer's liner. Bob Skinner, one of the three- Pirates elected to the National league all-star team, drove in three runs to help Pittsburgh snap a seven-game losing streak with a 7-3 tri umph over Chicago. . Drives in Run Skinner drove in Pitts burgh's first run off loser Dick Drott with a sacrifice fly in the opening frame and singled home two more in a four-run inning that clinched Curt Raydon's third victory. 3T -tj w a 7 BUCK ROGERS ITEM The infantry soldier of the fu ture map be equipped with a rocket-powered jump belt like the "one being demonstrated in this picture at Rock away, N. J. Power-assisted leaps are possible of up to 20 feet, even while carrying 30 to 40 pounds of equipment, and may make it possible for a man to run as fast as a race-horse. 4 j Union Announces Settlement Plan Portland (UPI) A plan for settlement of a three-week strike against the Western Wirebound Box company was announced by union and man agement spokesmen here Fri- day. Roy Smith, a commissioner of the federal mediation and conciliation service here, an nounced that a settlement had been reached between the company and local No. 5-3 of the International Woodwoork 'ers of America with the as sistance of the federal media tion service. Both parties agreed to rec commend the settlement to gtheir principals. The union will call a membership meet ing at an early date and, if accepted, work will be re sumed immediately, Smith said. Details of the settlement were not made available. Two hundred workers have been idle since June 5 as a result of the strike. TRIAL DETAILS WANTED The Hague, The Nether lands (UPI) The Inter national Commission of Jur ists said Saturday it had ask ed Communist Hungary for details of a new secret trial of Hungarian freedom fight ers. The commission said it had information identifying the defendants as Mrs. Julia Rajk. Gabor Tanfos and San dor Baraszti. They were said to have taken refuge in the Yugoslav Embassy in Buda pest when the 1956 Hungari an revolt was crushed by Soviet tanks. It takes about five quarts of milk to make one pound of American cheese. Raydon yielded seven Cub hits in the 5 13 innings he pitched and reliever Bob Por terfield held Chicago to one hit over the final 3 23 in nings. The Milwaukee Braves scored their first victory of the season over Los Angeles, 7-3. The Braves previously had lost seven straight games to the Dodgers this season and nine in a row dating back to last September. Rookie Carlton Willey scor ed his second victory of the season with a four-hitter. One of the Dodgers' hits was a homer by Gil Hodges. South paw Johnny Podres started for the Dodgers and lasted only one-third of an inning when he walked two men with the bases loaded to force in two runs. That gave the Braves a lead they never lost. Homer uns by Hank Aaron and Johnny Logan enabled the Braves to beat a left-hander for the first time in. 10 tries this year. The Cincinnati Redlegs took advantage of an error by pitcher Ramon Monzant to score all their runs in the sixth inning and beat the San Francisco Giants, 8-2, in a night game that rounded out Gallant Man Heads West Inglewood, Calif. (UPI) Gallant Man, a leading candi date for Horse of the Year honors, will come west for the $162,100 Hollywood Gold Cup race July 12, t was an nounced Saturday. However, renewal of Gal lant Man's rivalry with Round Table seems unlikely. Round1 Table currently is racing in Chicago, although he origin ally was nominted for the Gold Cup. John Nerud, Gallant Man's trainer, said that the four-year-old would be flown . to Hollywood Park some time next week, although no defi nite date had been picked. Nerud said a decision would be made later on whether to enter Gallant Man in the $100,000 added Sunset Handi cap July 22 at Hollywood. NO POLLUTION Berlin, N. H. (UPD The Brown Co. pulp and paper mill has converted to an anti pollution process designed to keep the mill operating at ca pacity year-round. The mill in past years has had to cur tail production on occasion during summer months be cause of the pollution prob lem when the water level dropped in the Androscoggin river. HASKINS Saw Shop MACHINE SHARPENING Chain, Circle and Hand Saws, Lawn Mowers and Tools 1736 No. Riverside Phono SP 2-8236 the NL schedule. The Red legs scored their runs with the help of Monzant's two-out error on four walks, a triple by Johnny Temple, a double by Frank Robinson and five singles. Joe Nuxhall pitched a five-hitter for his fourth win. With the bases loaded, two out, and the score tied at 2-2, Monzant missed a throw from Orlando Cepeda covering first base. The Redlegs went on to work their way through four Giant pitchers and score all their runs six of them un earned. , ' In addition to the error, coming on Bob Thurman's pinch grounder, the Redlegs mixed in four walks, a triple by John Temple, a double by Fran Robinson and five sin gles. . The eight-run ining match ed the Redlegs' biggest burst of the season, with eight runs also crossing in the ninth against the Chicago' Cubs May 8. Joe Nuxhall threw a five hitter for his fourth win against three losses and help ed himself with a two-run single. Singles by Ed Bressoud and Felipe Alou with a sacrifice in between gave the Giants a run in the second. Willie -'Mays swiped the other run in the sixth as he walked, stole ' second and scored from there when Nux hall threw into center field on a pickoff attempt. BASEBALL RESULTS NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 010 101 0003 8 2 Pittsburgh .... 100 140 Olx 7 10 0 Drott, Henry (3). Hobbie (5), Hill man (7) and S. Taylor; Raydon, Porterfield (6) and Foiles. WP Raydon (3-2). LP Drott (3-5). St. Louis ..I 500 100 0208 12 0 Philadelphia .. 000 000 001 1 5 3 Maglie (2-0) and Smith; Simmons, Gray (9) and Lopata, Sawatski (6). LP Simmons (5-8 p. HRS Green (6th), Sawatski (1st). Los Angeles 100 001 0013 4 1 Milwaukee .... 210 010 12x 7 11 1 Podres. Klippstein (1), Erskine (7), Kipp (8) and Roseboro; Willey (2-0) and Crandall. LP Podres (7-7). HRS Hodges (12th)., Aaron (13th). i ... DOWNTOWN ... .MEDFORD MEN! WHAT VALUES! SAVE! 400 BETTER SPORT SHIRTS go on sale at 9:30 tomorrow morning THEY'RE SANFORIZED! PENNEY'S COTTON PRINT SPORT SHIRTS Play it cool in wonderfully airy sport shirts that brighten a summer's day or night. Sanforized cotton smartly Penney-tailored with novelty trims, button-down collars . . . plenty of regular models. All with short sleeves, all in a vast assortment of colors and styles. Small, medium, large. . MEN'S Medford&Trlbune Pros, Ex-Collegians On Presidio Roster Eight members of the San Francisco Presidio baseball team which meets Camp White this week have pro fessional connections and eight members of the squad have collegiate backgrounds. The Whiters will be hosts to the Army contingent on Wednesday, July 2 at the VA's Memorial stadium. Play ball is planned for 8 p.m. Four members of the Pres idio Toreros' crew are prop erty of major league teams, and four have played minor league ball. Three pitchers on the Army team are major loop farm hands, West Stock with Bal timore, Roger Sawyer with Burly Will Attend UO Cottage Grove (UPI) Dy rol Burleson, holder of the na tional high school mile recqrd, has announced that he will en ter the University of Oregon this fall. Burleson, a Cottage Grove high school ace whose mark was recently recognized as a new national standard, estab lished the prep record at a meet in Corvallis. He did the mile in 4:13.2. Later, competing against college track stars in Califor nia, Burleson ran a 4:11 mile, the best in his career but it cannot be accepted as a high school record. Much Sought After Burleson was one of the most sought after track ath letes in Oregon history. At Oregon he will come un der the coaching of Bill Bow erman, one of the nation's best coaches of distance runners. Bowerman has coached such stars as Jim Bailey, Ken Reis er,' Jim Grelle and Bill Dellinger. Burleson's high school coach, Sam Bell, recently was signed as head track coach at Oregon State college. STORE - PENNEY'S STREET Pittsburgh and Vince Bellante wnn one of the Chicago clubs. Dave Hinnigan, an outfield er, has a contract with the Chicago White Sox. Played At Salem Terry Maddox, outfielder and ex-Medford high, and Dick Sotich, utility, have per formed for Salem of the Northwest league, Mike De Souza, first base, for Fresno of the California State league, and Ken Carroll, utility, for Modesto of the same circuit. Maddox gained ail-American recognition at University of Oregon, Bellanti played at University of San Francisco and Hinnigan at Villanova college. Other former collegians listed on the Army roster are Bill Julian, second base, Au burn college; Mike Drum mery, shortstop, Orange Coast Junior college; Walt Barrett, third base, Pasadena college; Charles Gritts, out fielder, College of Pacific; Mike Sezate, catcher, Arizona State, and Paul Belafer, Bos ton college. John Vicivich is manager and utility outfielder on the squad and Frank Kramer is a utility pitcher and outfielder. Jet Planes Fly to Florida, Back in Day Spokane (UPI) Four KC 135 jet transport tanker planes landed at Fairchild Air Force base Friday after a round trip flight to Florida in what was the largest move ment of troops by jet trans port in the United States. Col. Donald E. Hillman, 92nd Wing commander, said the planes left Spokane at 12:40 a.m. Friday carrying 250 military personnel, flew to Elgin Air Force base in Florida, and returned that afternoon. The round trip was completed in 17 hours. . The first International La bor Organization conference was held in Washington, D.C., in 1919. SHOP MONDAY NIGHTS 'til 9! j Now Only 8IL t ' ' I FLOOR! ON ARMY TEAM Terry Maddox, above, ex-Medford high player, is right fielder for the Army's San Francisco Presidio baseball club which plays Camp ,White on Wed nesday night, July 2, at the Veterans Administration do miciliary field. MMEY9lcompqre...S.ve j DOWNTOWN . . . MEDFORD "Machine Washable" l '' II: o 9V2 OUNCE POLISHED COTTONS Your choice of three of summer's most popular fabrics! Penney's brings you the trouser buy of the keason in this manufacturer's closeout of fine quality slacks. Choose from 012-ounce polished cottons ... 8.5 Sanforized cotton twills . . . sports styled 10-ounce denims. 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Doctors said they would not attempt to describe the condition un til tests are completed. Kirsch was immediately placed in traction when he was admitted. Terrific End of Season Manufacturer's Close-Out Buy! o 8.5 OUNCE COTTON TWILLS F MAIL TRIBUNE, MedferJ, siaaium is 1:30 p.m. Winner of today's engage ment here will be the lone league leader. Both go into the fracas with spotless stand ings. Riddle established itself as a strong contender for the mantle by rapping Cave Junc tion last Sunday. Don Sanford is the probable hillman for Camp White today while Duane Miller isNthe likely flinger for the Trojans. Prospect is at Butte Falls for today's other RVL action. One Hitter Chucked Jim Eggers held Chiloquin down with a single safe rap Friday night, while his Camp White mates recorded a total of 12 hits. The Southern Ore gon college chucker and ex Illinois Valley high star struck out a massive total of 24 over the nine-inning route, which meant that all but three put outs were on strikeouts. He walked four men. v Manuel Ochoa collected the only Chiloquin hit. e Oregon, Sunday, June 19, J & Vern Parent had three hits in five times up for Camp White. Socking two for four were Jim Cury, Roby Isaacs and Don Wendt. Parent had a two-baser. Camp White recorded three runs each in the third, fourth' and seventh innings. I.INESCORES: Chiloquin ... 000 001 000 1 1 Camp White 223 300 32x 15 12 14 R. Ochoa. Collins 7) and Gib bons; Eggers and Hale, Gillaspey (5). (GLASS Protect your furniture with glass table tops Phone SP 3-3613 SELBY GLASS CO. : 303 North Bartlett 10 OUNCE FADED DENIMS (I ;
