Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 01, 1958, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextSpahn Holds Redleg Team To Six Hits in 9-2 Vlin, His 1 0th Victory vf Year a X . United Press International Nothin's sure in baseball, unless maybe it's Warren SDahn pitching azainst the Cincinnati Redlegs. Since entering the National league back in 1942, the canny Milwaukee southpaw ,-11 a s beaten his Cincinnati cous ins'' 48 times while losing only 15 games to them. Don't go snapping your fingers at those 48 victories, eitfter. Even if you're not im pressed, such fine pitchers as Johnny Podres, Sam Jones, Ronnie Kline and Larry Jack son are. They've all been in the league awhile and not one of them can top that total 6f 48 wins including all their victories against every club in the circuit. Milwaukee Manager Fred Haney saved Spahn purposely for the Redlegs Monday night and he sure knew wnat he was doing: 'The 37-year-old lefty held Cincinnati to six hits in a 9-2 triumph that marked his 10th victory of the year. Spahn, apparently headed for a 20-game season for the ninth time in his career, did not get rSs 10th victory last year until July 16 but still wound up with a 21-11 record. Braves Hold Lead The Braves achieved Mon day night's triumph at the ex pense of Bob Purkey and re tained their 2V2 came lead. Milwaukee collected 12 hits, chasing Purkey with a four run rally in the fourth inning and pijing up five more runs against Tom Acker in the fifth. Del Crandall dve in three runs with a single and a double and Spahn also collect ed two hits to raise his bat ting average to .400. The combination of Stan Musial and Lindy McDaniel 80 PROOF SciMfMie I Co'-. New York Looking for sound RnestJl Rum p For JfU Yo u m kM. life HFC has made 10 million o loans in the past 5 years 10 million loans in 5 years assure you that people have confidence in the service HFC offers. And no wonder! At HFC you get fast, friendly loan service from specially trained folks who under stand your money problems. Service backed by 80 years' experience. At HFC you can borrow up to $1500, in privacy, with repayment terms you select. So for loan service you can trust, call or stop at HFC, America's oldest and largest con sumer finance company. Borrow with confidence fr0om HFC OUSEHOLD FINANCE 128 E. Main St., 2nd Floor PHONE: SPring 3-5301 I pac the St. Louis Cardinals to a 4-2 decision over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Musial drove in two runs with his 13th homer and a double while McDaniel ited the Dodgers to seven hits in gaining his fifth win. Musi al's two extra base hits moved him within two of Lou Gehib ig's total of 1,190, whicn ranks second best in the ma jors. Babe Ruth isSthe leader with 1,356 extra bases. JoiOi Rosebtfgough homered for the Dodgers. The loss was clOrged to starter Bob Giallombardo. San Francisco, Philadel phia, Chicago and Pittsbura all were idle. Errors BeaPA's Only two game? wer scheduled in aihe -.AOnerica League where Cleveland de feated Chicago, 5-3, and De troit topped Kansas City, Ileliever Gfyt Wilhelm had to throttlegan eighth-inning rally by the Whitepox to pre serve Cal McLish fourth vic0 torv. The Indians liimwri in 9ront with two runs in the second on, Minn q Minoso's 12th homer, a hit batsman and Billy Moran's double add ed two more off loser Dick Donovan in the fifth on a walk and three singles. Jim Landis hcQiered for Chicago. Kansas City had Detroit beaten, 6-4, until a disastrous c Harris Denies Gordon Took Spokane Offer, Vancouver, B.C. (UPI) General Manager Spencer Harris of the Spokane Indians Monday denied a report that one-time New York Yankee star ' Joe Gordon had been negotiating with his Pacifgp Coast club before signing last week to manage , tl Cleve-b land Indians. "Gordon wasn't dickering with us at all," Harris said. The Spokane general man ager was queried here while attending the annual meeting of PCL directors, held in con junction with the 15th annu;S PCL All-Str game. . A report out of Spokane had said Gordon first accept ed an offer to manage the Spokane Indians, then reject ed it Cap, hour later when asked to succeed Bobby Bra gan as Cleveland's manager Harris termea the report "utterly unfounded." The deposed Bragan was named by Harris Monday as successor to Goldie Hot, who had managed the Spokane club since its debut in the Triple-A PCL this spring. The fragrant jasmine is the national flower of Paraguay. money-help? Co MONTHLY PAYMENT PtANS Y..G4 u 20 12 6 tajmti paymts parmto paymts $100 S 5.90 S 6.72 $10.05 S18.46 200 11.81 13.44 20.09 36.92 300 17.71 20.16 30.14 55.38 500 28.86 32.97 49.64 91.66 1000 53.89 62.21 95.64 179.56 1500 77.87 90.38 140.57 266.36 Housemaid's skarft is tkt mowxiy rate of 3 on thai part of a baiame not esedil 1 :0O. 2 o that port of a baioueo in excess of 1300 but not exceedtni fsOO. and 1 on any remainder. " ninth inning in which 6h8 Ti gers scored three rOns witfi the aid of two erroes. "B'ith tSe basQs full, fiarvey Kuenn hit a grounder to third lim-pbaseman Pregton Ward, who threw wildly allowmg two runs to cross. RighS fielder Roger Maris retrieved the ball and alloyed he winning run to score when 9ie also iQrew wildlo tg thftrd. Billy Hoeft picked up his seventh victory in relief oTom Gorman was the ler. Bob Ceoa hit his 20th homer for tb.Q As waile Ha&ry Simpoon hit) ,his third. NO COUTEJPS 0 Or$m&, F 1 a. (UPI) Tdiere iPe suspicion here to- nOday that ticq Orlando and lampa teams in ins siorma State Baseball League aKKi't eOenly matched. . Tampa defeated lndo, 32-& Monday njght on a 7-in-ning gaie. o o League ieaftePs0 o By rnQQ POess International G. AB R. H. Mavs. S.F 69 279 57 9.03 Mucial t T.'fiS 937 HI Rfi Pct. .369 .363 0338 .336 .333 fcpark. cQi.' .... 54 219 & Ashbrn, Phil. 66 JC-9 40 Crowe, Cin 50 162 e o- AMERICAN" LEAGUE Fox. Chi 70 278 36 92 .331 Vernon. Cle. 58 169 26 56 .331 Cerv. K.C. .. 67 251 51 81 .323 Ward. K.C 60 -97 20 63 .320 Kuean, Det. .. 5j 226 31 72 .319 O (5me Runs National iSague Thomas, Pi rates 22; Banks. Cubs 18: Cepeda, Giants 16: Walls, Cubs 15; Moryn,J)-'"J' Cubs 15; Mathews. Braves 15. Years American League Jensen. Red Sox 23: Cerv, Athletics 20; Sievers, SenaOrs 18; Triandos, Orioles 16; Mantle, Yankees 14. o Suns Batted In o National League 'gho mas. Pi rates 66;CjBanksT ubs 54; Cepeda, Giants 50; Spencer, Giants 47; Mays,. Giants 43. American League Jensen, Bed Sox 60; Cerv, Athletics 59; Sievers, Senators 44; Gernert, Red SoS 42. Pitching O National League McMahon, Braves b-i: buann. Braves iu-4: Earrell, Phillies 5r, Phillips3 Cubs 5-Z; Worthington, Giants 7-3. American League Larsen, Yan kees 6-1; Turley, Yankees 11-3; Ford, Yankees 9-3: Pappas, Oriofts 5-2: Sullivan. Red Sox 5-2; Moore, White Soxq5-2. NATIONAL lAgUE W. I.. Prt. GB Milwaukee 38 St. Louis 36 Sa Francisco 37 Cincinati 32 28 31 33 33 37 37 34 39 39 5 6 o 2'i .529 3 5'i 6 'a 6'2 7 7 9 .492 .479 .4X9 .469 .469 .C?3 Chicago ....a 3 Pittsburgh 34 Philadelphia 30 Los Angela 31 Los Angefes . 31 Monday's Results Milwaukee 9, Cincinnati 2 (nightl St. Louis 4. Los Angeles 2 (night) (Only games scheduled). Tuesday's Probable ditchers Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (night) Semproch (8-5) vs. Friend (918 1. GCincinnati at Milwaukee (night) Lawrence (5-3) vs. Burdette (5-61. Los Angeles at St. Louis (night) Koufax (6-3) vs. Brosnan (7-5). San Francisco at Chicago An- tonelli (8-5 1 vs. Orabowsky (6-17). Wednesday's Games San Francisco at Chicago Cincinnati at Milwaukee (night) (Only games scheduled). AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L.e Pet. 23 .652 GB New York 43 Kansas City 35 Boston 35 Detroit 34 Chicago 33 Cleveland 34 Baltimore 31 Washington 29 33 34 34 36 38 36 40 .515 9 .507 9'.i .500 10 .478 11 "i .472 12 .46 12 i .420 15 a Monday's Results Detroit 7, Kansas City S Cleveland 5, Chicago 3 (night) (Only games scheduled.) Cleveland at Chicago (night) Narleski (9-5) vs. Pierce (7-51. Kansas City at Detroit (night) Garver (7-4 vs. Lary (8-5). Washington at Boston (night) Griggs (3-4) vs. Delock (5-01. New York at Baltimore (2. twi night) Larsen (6-1) and Kucks (6-3) vs. Brown (1-$) and Harsh man (6-6). Wednesday's Games New York at Baltimore Washington at Boston (Only games scheduled) SAUE ?500 ON ANY. COMPLETE Brake Reline Rivetless Brake Lining Bonded To Your Shoes GUARANTEED for 30,000 SECAES Firestone Brake Special! 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Another rcosdsteP, otthad by Shaffer DbrotlaiP9 ironj Meo 'forck running &i "B"trea4 roadster vjqji ite cless witVi time o?93.75 gnph. This also" estarilishsfi new recorfl inc Hiis clalgat tha Bdiraj dtrig. "frong) 3gsid&& Agiother Ashlanfi) erftrS Lou WoS?, guftned his 7&rd Jow erofl "A" rearfsjer ug to a top spead of 408.93 mph, to top all comers diis flass. He has also bgn g Steady anfi active member &P OTJ&.afbr the past several yeapa ginning; numer ous awaPds for his efiortj0n the rag strip. o Sotting a rrfiw elasa racsrfl and loinning0 Us class tronhy was a "C" open gas entry owftiefl By Peodue, Wiley onfl Webber, biey3 recorded a top time of 108S$ mgh to sat the new marft. Tlgeiienory we a rear engine Olds gowereS dragster. Tom) Aley, Medibra, also set a riSta strip record in tfee Super stocS class of tofe altrlouah h lost 8ui ift the elimination. 3Hi96Bt time thaP betterag tha old wcopfb was 104 mph nkss. Sob Way&, Rerbo, Nev, was top eliminate? by afigicg out Noel iSacfc, Madfbrfl. BlacS enterefl tbji meet witft a dra-. ster that was new in majiy re sgects &n altr?ouh it shows reat. (Qossibilities R iJSly did not feava U turftd to the pDint necessaio to be a vin- Oier against top-flite competi tion. Although he lost out in the efiminatiorjB he fiid post the best elajfted time of (11.22 seconds) recorded at the aces. Another dragster owseS by Roberts? Wiltse and Sickle from AshlOnd tarhed a tiieie in excesof 134 mph oeSatur day but had engine troubSfe Sunday thafe poeisented them from sunning in the elimina tions. The next drag races sched uled by SOTA will be held on the Camp Wfeite strip Sunday, July 13. Freijph p?o6Uicers export more than 10 million bottles of champagne yearly. The Unitad States and England are France's best customers, each consuming more than three million bottles. I WTTTR. We are granting. exceptionally high allowances for all trade-ins on new Fisk Safti-Flight tires. Save now - - play safe,- - start the travel season on fresh new rubber. f use Truckers Let Our New, Low Prices Save You Money! 229 NORTH RIVERSIDE MgersCBoseM St. Louis Series1.'- S3. Louis (UPI) The Los Angeleg Dodgers, permanent tenants in the National league cellar since May, close1 out a two-ganos series with St. Louis tonight with Sandy Koufax r5-3) sfarting for the West goqpt club. im Brosnan (7-5) was as signed mound duties for the Caodinals. ?t. Lojiis whipped -.FL t,t, J-Zm the Dodgers Monday night. ?4-2, behin8 Stan (The Man) Mfcsij and pitcheP Lindy Mc Da?iieL o o o - The Cossvas Los Angeles' thitrfi consecutive defeat and dropped he tefli nine games behind the front-running ?dil waukee BVaveS. o SScDaniel scattered seven record of fiva wins an3 seves loss&a sbr tha Qsaom. 35Su5ial got to Dodder start 99 9b GiallSmbsrda in ftg tftrs'a inning, gmeshina his 13th New York (UPI) A risifio3Qun& artfet will be in town nest waako fbr two di-S)i-3 exhibitions oh enva Soma "Euesfley, Hpwood ffipa&Bord, a commercial artist ho flcoas brilligntly plumag a biPflt in oils' for a calan&y company, will t on an ex hibit o ftk' ;-v. - (Coma EWc" - 'his same SSflFwcacBj Crawford known to jicionados of the snanly grt as Mickey Crawford -- will climb through the ropes? at? Madison Sguara Gardef? in an attempt to daifb the tea ?bmo3 one Gaspar Ortega. ' "Hepwoofl or "Mickey" as you'd battes call ' him unless S'ou $en run like Bobby Mor ,9o& nopgs thfet both ex ftibitieete ftpee ' succaes. The fksst 8u merely provide wasthetic satjaactjion, even ,thomgh the viewers will ' be memeSs ce the set caailiflower The saond show is the big one, iaowever, because Miokey has dea of becoming othe first world boxing champion pj-otfuced by tbj city of Sagin aw, Mieh., since Kid Lavigne ruled the Jightweight r&ks in the gay 90. Crawford, S 24-year-old bx6r, ims come fast in recent months to reach the fifth ranking among the welter weights. Son of George Craw ford, a former flyweight, his career jelledo rapidly after long periods of oxasperation. Tnis explains why, atP 24a he has Sad only 24 bouts in a business where they start young and fade eagly. He was tempted at one stage to give up the ring and concentrate on his job with a commercial art firm in De troit. Then came the night mmm Take Advantag SAVE DOU Your Hot Weather Hauling Is Just Starting SAVE TIME by avoiding unnecessary de lays because of Tire Trouble . Save MONEY by getting our Extra High Trade-in Allowance on EACH tire. home run of the season and scoring two runs against the 21-year-old rookie. That was all for Gi, who has started three times for the Dodgers since he was call ed up froitt Montraal but hasn't lasted. Johnriy Klippstein came in to relieve Giallombardo and stayed five innirtgs, giving up a run in the third on two walks and a wild throw by fion Zimiaer. He was followed bjo Johnny PtfdPes. in . the fifth, Musial dou bled after Don Blasingame and Cifi (Flood had singled. That was all the scoring for the Cards bjjt it was enough. The DcRlgers' first run cams on immtr' single, ' walk and another single by Junior Gilliam in the csecond. Thn, John ftoseboro hit his fifth homsr of heocsgassn in tfe fifth. o whea Art Greenwald the heaQ man of tha firm, want to the fights arid heard that a goqfl young battler, namefi Mickay Qrawford efleo wae a commar ciel artist. Daal Bel DiaclaeS Inveetigation' dieclcg&S thstt Mickey Crawfiord, the fight ter, was thee sama KSarwood CrawfoPd who fforkeg in Greenwald' own firm. Greenwald, the aiftist, sub sequently became Greeawald the manner. Craw&rS tha artist, baaama Mickey the fighter. ItItes been a happy com bination. Mickey chas won faur in a row this year to run his- record to 22 wins in 2d bouts against two tosses. His victims include such e Saddy De Marco, "afollaca (Bud) Smith, Chico Vejar end Gifc Turner. ' Ortega, his next opponent, hdS a stiff sdgfe ki expegiSnce. The Mexicfkn Indian, who ranks fourth aiong the welt ers, has won 46 of? 58 bouts against 11 losses and one draw. He has spl& in t'o bouts 9his year. "It'll be a big week," says Crawford. "Imagine, two ex hibitions in one week." WHITER DIESQ Boston (UPI) Dr. David Goldstein, 87, a leading Cath olic writer, died Monday. A cctflvert from Judiaism, he was a columnist for the Pilot, Roman Catholic newspaper in the Boston Diocese, and the author of 10 books. In 1903 he was the first Sosialist can didate for mayor of Boston. Privately supported insti tutions of higher education have plant and property val ued at $11,300,000,000 in the U. S . PHONE urn Eddie LyncH Gets Fight New York (UPI) Welter weight Eddie Lynch of New York will get another TV fight at St. Nicholas Arena July 28 because he outpointed Tony Dibiase of New York there Monday night. Promoter Teddy Brenner will pick the opponent later this week. . Lynch, weighing 147 pounds to Libiase's 149V2, won a un animous 10-round decision. It was an exciting, close fight. Tony was the aggressor throughout. He rushed in per sistently with hooks to body and hscad. But fast-stepping Lynch landed the more leath er with long-ranee counter- punches. He got th2 decision on a rJ6undS(toasis: 5-4-2, 5-4-1 and 6-8-1. Eynch, 24, sccred his 16th gictorjo in 19 starts, and Di Diala fored his fifth defeat ia 28 - lour very first TWIN A1 HIRAM VVALKEIt hi I I - i imnmm e of Our ii z ii ii ii n ii ii i SP 3-4511 MAIL TRIBUNE, M.df.rJ, Satch Paige By United Press International Leroy Paige, better known as Satchel during the greater rart of his 40 years in base ball, seems to be growing younger under the warm Florida sun. Ageless Satch, who is be lieved to be between 50 and 60 years of age, made his sec ond appearance in as many days Monday night to earn a 6-5, 10-inning victory for the Mami Marlins at Rochester. The triumph, Paige's fifth in nine decisions, boosted the Marlins into sixth place in the International league. In other games Monday night, pitching coach Tom La sorda paced Montreal to a 3-0 victory over Columbus, Rich mond defeated Toronto, 7-5 and Buffalo defeated Havana, 5-2. Lasorda yielded three hits in gaining his fifth straight and 10th win of the campaign. SEAL tells you've discovered a truly great all-straight bourbon! HramWalkers TWIN SEAL ; 5 Year Old All-straight Bourbon Whiskey Code No. U8-B 8 PROOF STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 5 YEARS OLD HIRAM WALKER & SONS, INC., PEORIA, ILL, ir a. . a. .-r aL . m .: i - i ... , laas- m n y OrSa, Tu.iJ.y. July 1, 1t3 11 Drops Years Montreal, which now has tak en seven of its last eight deci sions, leads the league by three and a half games. WIVES LIKE CANDLES Denver, Colo. (UPI) Da vid Hamil, head of the Rural Electrification Program, com plained today man has worked thousands of years .to get from candles to electricity but his wife still uses candles on the dinner table. "I'm not having much influ ence on my wife," Hamil said. 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