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SPORTS
STANDINGS
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
. W L Pet.
Phoenix
barren Spahn to
Turley in All-Star
my jo aura
United rB dCateasatitoal
A couple of of pros named
Ted Williarrej tn3 Mickey
Mantle are rigfat rim, or
that big All-Str Game in
Baltimore "ifcdJ, ut tht
way some of thl othe "tar"
played Sotfay you ouldn't
tell tlgm froti th -rans
Qvithool a scorectrl.
Williams $Iiimet
hits, including his 14th tome
of the geason, and csted hit
batting average t getsoa
high of .314 as the Btto Ktd
Sox drubbed Ihe Tork
Yankees, 10-. Mantle, eia
time, hammer oi his Slst
homer for the YanMg "ith
one mate aboard.
Jackie Jensen ni frank
Malzone of the Refl So,
selected along dtfc Williams
for the mid-season classic, got
in the spirit, too, eita three
runs-batted-in each.
But how about riMii
pitcher Larry pckSon of the
Cardinals? He lost t 5- 3eci
q sion to the, Giants when i hit
batter Jim Davenport vith a
:
pitched ball with the bases
loaded in the ninth inning
one day after he'd lost to the
same team, also 5-4, by walk
ing a batter with the bases
jammed in the ninth.
Take Back Seals
None of the other Ail-Star
players fared as badly as
Jackson. But by and large
they took backseats to a
bunch of over-looked players
like Jim Bunning of the
Tigers, Roman Semproch of
the Phillies, Joey Jay of the
Braves, Ike Delock of the Red
Sox, Gus Bell and Walt Dropo
ei the Redlegs, and Dick
Drott and Don Elston of the
Cubs. None of those chaps
wUl be around when the big
game starts in Baltimore.
In addition to the Red Sox'
win over the Yankees, other
AX. action Sunday saw the
Detroit Tigers nip the Chi
cago White Sox, 2-1; the
Washington Senators beat
Baltimore, 4-3; and the Cleve
land Indians downed Kansas
City, 8-5. Besides the Giants,
other National League win-
PCH yearns Split
TwEti Hilils; Race
Cfemafe Bose
By M&CB SUMO
United Pre Kaiaantiiaal
The three-way nettle of
first place in the Veie Ceest
league stayed as tu m aver
yesterday as Phoni, San
Diego and Vcohw e.11 split
twin bills. .
Phoenix rallift Jafeat
the MountieSll-t eat capture
the series four Mm three,
after Vancouver en Htm first
contest 7-6. St Difa lest a
2-1 pitgfcers' bfttfc e. Salt
La&e but bouacel feck
an easy 11-3 in.
Seattle dome8 SpcAase
and Sacramento bet,t JTorUanf
23. in othf corfteote.
Durham Dqps Seethe
Vancouver briefly leaked
in first place thn to 1 a e
heavy hitting otim Durham.
In the opening fame of the
twin bill with themnit, fce
pushed the Mounties oft to a
4-0 Aad with 0 beses-jammed
roundtrfter in tfta Jxnt.
,
Bears3 Win
Two Gamos;
Stay mi Top
Unitedress Iifeiaatienal
tJThe Yakim Ber 'era
still hanging touh at the top
of the Northwest itajue to
dag afteiQwintinf to games
of a three-ejame series vith
Tri-gity over the, Mi nd.
' Yakima beat TiCity T-l
Sunday nifht Rt splitting
a double-heSder Hi t he
Braves Sfeturdte. Yakima
won one 40-9, hile Xri-Citi
picked up the otfjef J a
score of 6-5.
Lewisfepn inchef 4fo ee
ond place jp tie Stenfiinge by
hammering Wenatchaa Wioe
Sunday, 6-5 aii -t.
Salem peat Eugene twice,
4-3 and 6-3 to move into a
tie with .the Emeralfle ei tbe
bottom of the fie9g.
(&rly Lead
Ted Tappe put the Seare
into an early lead ajainei
Tri-City by hitting tvo-run
homer, his 16th of the seaeoe,
in the fir innin
Lewiston pulled of ft first
win by breaking a 3MJ tie in.
the last inning . against the
Chiefs. ,
Tony Anthony, Salqji? left
fielder, sparked the Senators
to both their wins over lu
gene Sunday night. Anthony
slammed a three-run hamr
in the second inning of the.
opener to help build the cush-,
ion that allowed the Senator
. to coast to a win. In the sec
i ond game, Salem went into
'the final inning on$he short
end of a 3-1 score. With two
out, Jack Dunn and Cl Bauer
reached base on singles. An
thony then' poled one over the.
left field fence to win the
game.
Bend Lttorney Wint
Mirror Golf fiourney
Bend (UPI) Owen Pan
ner. Bend attorney, won the
fifth annual 36-hole Mirror
Pond Golf Tournament Satur
daj with a total of 148, one
stroke better than Ron Weber
of Prineville.
Leighton Tuttle, Oregon
State basketb'all player whose
home is in Eugene, was third
with 151.
Owen Friend's two-run blast
made it 6-0.
But Phoenix, which likes
to score in bunches, fought
back. Jim King and Andre
Rogers whacked roundtrip-
pers for the homer-happy
Arizonans and -it was six-all
at the end of the fourth.
In the seventh, Durham
singled home the winning
marker to bring the win to
reliever Joe Hatten.
In the second :game, Phoe
aiK again fought back, this
time for the win and a re
Turn to first.
A third-inning homer by
Triend helped the Mounties
get off to a 6-2 lead. But the
Giants showed their usual
muscle as Dusty Rhodes hit
his 16th homer, Andre Rog
ers blasted his second homer
of the day and 19th of the
aeason and Jake Jenkins bang
ed one out of the park. Mean
while, Marion Fricano pitch
ed steady relief ball and the
Giants won 11-7. '
The Phoenix total of 24
homers in the seven-game ser
ies Jtied the PCL mark.
Ligkt Hitter Connects
San Diego's pitchers stifled
the usual hard-hitting Salt
Lake bats. Steve Ridzik pitch
ed a three-hitter in the open
er but the Bees still won 2-1.
George Perez scattered six
hits to record the win. Pete
Naxton, a .135 hitter, hit the
home run in the eighth which
broke the 1-1 tie.
In the second game, San
Diego displayed the strong at
tack which has carried the
Pads to their present heir ap
parent position in the PCL.'
The Padres have won five
straight series. .
The Bordertowners banged
ut 13 hits with Eddie Kaz
ak's two-run double launching
a four-run scoring, blast in
the fourth.
At Spokane, Chuck Churn
spaced seven hits as he pitch
ed the win. Seattle collected
six hits off Larry Sherry and
scored their trio of runs in
the fourth on hits by Jack
Bloomfield and Hal Bevan, a
hit batsman, a throwing error
tr Sherry and a sacrifice fly.
Cellar-dwelling Sacramento
parlayed its usual combina
tion of eood pitching and
weak hitting into its 2-1 tri-
imDh over Portland. Hard-
throwing Roger Osenbaugh
scattered six hits to- gain the
win. The Solons scored both
runs in the fifth when Al
Heist singled, Harry Bright
did the same, Nippy Jones
hit a sacrifice fly to deep cen
ter and Jim Greengrass
singled.
Today's action only in
volves the four second-division
clubs. Portland is at Sac
ramento nd Spokane at Seat-
w
SHRINERS' GAME
Portland (UPI) The 11th
annual Shriners' hospital foot
ball game will be played in
Multnomah stadium here
Aug, 16.
. LIXESCOKES:
(1st Gam)
Salt Lake 000 000 1103 3
San Dieco 010 000 000 1 6
Perez and Nattm; Ridzik and
Naragoru
(2nd Game)
Salt take 010 002 0 3 5
San Dieeo .. 024 023 x 11 13
Greene. Kildoo (4), Trimble (6)
and Naton; Alexander and A. Jones.
(1st Game)
Vancouver 420 000 1 7 8 0
Phoenix 005 100 0 6 7 2
Held. Hatten (6) Hughes (7) and
White: Burnside, Brolgio (7) and
Haller.
(2nd Game)
Vancouver 101 310 001 7 12 3
Piioenix 020 043 20x 11 14 2
Heman. Sundin (5) Hatten (7
Held (8) Mcminn, Fircano (6) and
Jenkins.
Seattle 000 300 0003 6 0
Spokane . 000 001 0001 7 1
Churn and Orteig; L. Sherry and
Konrung.
Portland 000 010 0001 6 1
Sacramento 000 020 OOx 2 8 1
Garbert and Neal; Osenbaugh
ana uairvmpie.
ners included the Redlegs, by
11-4 in the second game on a
twin bill over the Phillies
after losing the first 7-1; the
Cubs, 6-2, over Los Angeles;
and the Braves, 2-0, over Pitts
burgh. Wins 10th Straight
Delock, with the batting aid
of Williams, Jensen, and Mal
zone, pitched a seven-hitter to
beat the Yankees." It was his
10th straight win and his
third straight since becoming
a starting pitcher on. June 26.
The loss snapped the Yan
kees five-game winning
streak but left them 11 gams
in front of the league at the
All-Star Game "break."
Bunning gave up only six
hits in winning his fifth
straight game for the Tigers,
pitching shutout ball until
pinch-hitter Earl Torgeson
doubled home a run in the
ninth inning. The Tigers got
both their runs in the fourth
inning off Dick Donovan in a
rally built around Frank
Boiling's double.
Semproch hurled a five-hit
ter to give the Phililes their
opening game victory, his
10th of the season, and he too
had a shut-out until the ninth
inning. In the nightcap, Bell
and Dropo each drove in
three runs to lead the Red
legs to a win that snapped the
Phillies' seven-game winning
streak.
Weak At Plate
Jay's four-hit pitching en
abled the Braves to end their
five-game losing streak, even
though they still were deep in
their batting slump. Jay fan
ned nine batters and Wes
Covington drove in both of
the Braves' runs, one with a
homer.
Drott and Elston combined
to hurl a one-hitter against
the Dodgers, the lone safety
coming when Junior Gilliam
"blooped" a single into short
right with one out in the
seventh inning. Cal Neeman
drove in three Cubs runs.
The Indians scored six runs
in the fourth inning in beat
ing the Kansas City A's with
Billy Hunter's base-loaded
double the big blow. Gary
Bell, after pitching no-hit ball
for five innings hung on to
gain his third win.
The Senators' victory over
the Orioles was their first
against that team in Wash
ington since May 27, 1957.
They got their winning run
in the eighth when pinch-hitr
ter Julio Becquer singled
Rocky Bridges home from sec
ond base. .
NATIONAL LEAGUE
it Kt Game)
Philadelphia 022 010 020 7 15 0
Cincinnati ooo uoo oui i o
Semproch (10-5) and Sawatski.
Lawrance.- Kellner (3) Hayden (7)
Acker (8 Schmidt .(9) Purky (9)
and Bailey. Loser Lawrence (6-4).
HR Philley (2nd).
. v
(2nd Game)
Philadelphia 000 112 000 4 12 1
Cincinnati .. 006 113 OOx 11 15 O
Morehead. Hearn (3) Gray O)
Hacker 6t Roberts (6) Sanford (7)
and Lopata. Nuxhall. Jeffcoat (8)
and Bureess. Winner Nuxhall
(5-4). Loser Morehead (0-2). HRs
Houchee, Bell.
Chicago 200 003 0106 11 2
Los Angeles 000 000 200 2 1 1
Drott. Elston (7) and Neeman.
Drvsdale Roebuck (6) Podres (7)
Laoine 8 and Roseboro. Winner
Drott (4-6). Loser Drysdale
(4-9).
St. Louis 000 010 0214 7 0
San Fran. . 200 101 0015 8 1
Brosnan. Muffet (5) Paine (7)
Jackson (9) and Landrith. Miller,
Worthington (8) and Thomas. Win
ner Worthington (8-3). Loser
Jackson (5-6). HRs Lockman 1st,
Kirkland 6th, Wagner, Landrith,
Noren.
Pittsburgh 000 000 0000 4 1
Milwaukee .. 000 010 lOx 2 6 2
Ray don, Face (8) and Hall, Foiles
(8). Jay (2-3) and Crandall. Loser
Raydon (3-3). HR Covington.
v
SanDieeo
Vancouver
Salt Lake
Portland
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Kansas City 000 003 0025 7 2
Cleveland .... 020 600 OOx 8 7 0
Garver. Dickson (4) Craddock
(6) Gorman (7) and House. Bell
(3-21 and Porter. Loser Garver
(8-5). HRs Tuttle, House.
WHO WA5 THE HEAVIEST
MISS AMERICA?
S 'mce the beg Wving of fch
Mis America pageant at Atlan
tic Obi 132', the heftiest w
Kay Hutchirt of UtaKr2.-
she weighed f43 pounds
and wat th oldest, 25 year.
Brunette Bess Merson, M'wa
New Nforlc, Q4a,wa4 equally tat.
TOP THIS! To any reader submitting
contrary proof. Tip Brady will send 8
signed, wallet-sized diploma. Write to:
BEAT THIS, co this paper. Box 575,
Sausalito, Calit Enclose self -addressed,
stamped envelope.
Spokane
Seattle
Sacramento
Sunday's Results
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. 49
50
- 42
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Salt Lake 2-3. San Diego 1-11
Seattle 3. Spokane 1
Vancouver 7-7, Phoenix 6-11
Sacramento 2, Portland 1
How the Series Ended
Phoenix 4, Vancouver-3
San Diego 4, Salt Lake 3
How the Series Stand
Seattle 1, Spokane O
Sacramento 1, Portland 0
Monday's Probable Pitchers
Portland (Elmer Singleton 6-7) at
sacramenio ifiiarsnan s ridges 8-7).
spoxane (Art j-owier 7-7) at Se.
attie (Max aurxont 5-5).
Only games scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L
New York 48 25
Kansas City 38 37
Boston 38 37
Detroit 37 37
Cleveland 37 40
Chicago 36 39
Baltimore 35 40
Washington 31 45
Pet.
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.507
.507
.500
.481
.480
.467
.408
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Sunday's Results
Detroit 2, Chicago 1
Washington 4, Baltimore 3
Cleveland 8. Kansas City 5
Boston 10, New York 4 4
Saturday's Results
Baltimore 3, Washington 1
Cleveland 8, Kansas Citv 2 (N)
iiucago o, ueirorc 1 N)
Boston 3, New York 3 (Tie game,
night, halted after 10 innings by
curfew) :
Oppose
Game
By LEO H. PETERSEN,
UPI Sporls Editor A1
Baltimore, ' Md. (UPI)
Manager Fred Haney, making
a last-minute switch, today
named his southpaw ace War
ren Spahn to oppose Bob Tur
ley, the Yankees' 12-game
winner, in Tuesday's 25th an
nual All-Star Game.
Although the American
League will have eight right
handed batters in its lineup,
Haney selected Spahn, who
has won 10 games while losing
five this season, over Bob
Friend, the 10-game winner
of the Pirates. Friend was ex
pected to be his choice be
cause he is a right-hander.
Spahn, who is appearing in
the All-Star Game for the
10th time, has a record of one
victory against no defeats in
the classic. Spahn won the All
Star game in 1953.
Manager Casey Stengel of
the Yankees went along with
his original selection in nam
ing Turley, who has lost only
three games this year. Neither
Haney nor Stengel announced
which pitchers they would
use after the two starters.
Studs Drop 9-8
Tift to (Bend on
Legion IBaSB IHSere
Monday's Probable Pitchers
No games scheduled.
Tuesday's Games
All-Star Game
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Milwaukee
San Francisco .
St. Louis
Philadelphia ...
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh ..
Los Angeles
W
40
41
37
36
39
36
36
33
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33
36
35
35
39
37
41
42
Pet.
.548
.532
.514
.507 ,
.500
.493
.468
.440
Sunday's Results
Philadelphia 7, Cincinnati 1
Cincinnati 11, Phila. 4 (2nd)
MiiwauKee z, Pittsburgh 0
Chicago 6. Los Angeles 2
San Francisco 5, St. Louis 4
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Saturday's Results
Philadelphia 8. Cinci. 5 (12 inns.)
Pittsburgh 4, Milwaukee 2
San Francisco 5, St. Louis 4
Chicago 7, Los Angeles 1 (N)
Monday's Probable Pitchers
No games scheduled.
Tuesday's Games
All-Star game
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
W L
Yakima 6 1
Lewiston 4 2
Wenatchee 5 3
Tri-City 2 5
Eugene i 2 6
Salem 2 6
Pet
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.286
.250
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Saturday's Results
Wenatchee 7, Lewiston 5
Eugene 3, Salem 2
Tri-City 10-5, Yakima 9-6
Sunday's Results
Yakima 7, Tri-City 1
Salem 4-6, Eugene 3-3.
Lewiston 6-8, Wenatchee 5-6
Tuesday's Schedule
Tri-City at Eugene
Yakima at Wenatchee
Lewiston at Salem
Rose Defeats Perkins
In Tennis Tourney
Spokane (UFI) Bill Rose
of Portland defeated Doyle
Perkins of Seattle Saturday to
win the men's singles cham
pionship in the annual Inland
Empire tennis tourney. The
scores were 6-4, 6-1 and 6-4.
The junior men's trophy
was won by Harry Doyle of
Portland. Doyle easily beat
Joe Brown of Seattle, 6-2, 6-2.
Baltimore 000 111 0003 7 1
Washington 100 002 Olx 4 10 0
Harshman, Loes (7) and Triandos.
Kemmerer, Hyde (9) and Fitz
gerald. Winner Kemmerer (5-7).
Loser Loes (2-8). HR Lemon.
Detroit 000 200 0002 7 0
Chicago .... 000 000 001 16 1
Bunning (7-5) and Hegan. Dono
van (3-10) and Loliar.
Boston 105 100 111 10 13 1
New York .. 010 010 020 4 7 1
Delock. Kiely (8) and Berberet;
Larsen, Sturdivant (8) and Shantz
(6) Kucks (8) Trucks (9) and Berra.
Winner Delock (7-0). Loser Lar
sen 17-2). HRs Williams, Mantle.
Bend's American Legion
junior baseballers stopped a
Central Point surge just in
the nick of time here yester
day to nose out the Cheney
Studs 9 to- 8 in a non-league
scuffle.
The Murray Brothers Con
struction team from Central
Oregon had an 8 to 0 spread
after its fourth batting turn
and still led 9 to 4 going into
the bottom of the seventh and
final stanza. Central Point
then picked up four markers
and had the bags filled for
possible tying and winning
runs when the final out was
made.
The Studs now turn their
attention to a non-district
scrap at Grants Pass at 5:30
p.m. on Tuesday. They'll meet
Medford Crater Lake Motors
on Thursday night at Cheney
field in an Area 4 South dis
trict scrap.
Studs Rally
Bill Anhorn started off the
final CP rally yesterday by
drawing a base on balls. Har
ley Dickerson flied out but
Dave Brown followed up with
a two-base knock. Pete Stemp
le grounded for the second
out. Alan McKinnis follow
ed with a single scoring An
horn. Phil Tucker next was safe
on Shortstop Bud Christen
son's wide throw to first blase
and Brown, came home. John
Anhorn walked forcing Mc
Kinnis home and Dennis John
son sinbled with a slow bound
er, driving in Tucker. That
made it 9 to 8. iBill Anhorn
came up for his second bat
ting turn of the inning but
was out on strikes ending the
game.
Eddie Cecil, starting Bend
hillman, held the Studs score
less through three innings. In
the fourth the Cheneys gained
a single run on hits by Brown
and McKinnis and an error.
In the fifth Cecil weakened
to give up two walks and
singles to Stemple and McKin
nis. He hit a batter and there
were two errors in the frame.
Result was three more CP
runs.
Riley Relieves
Mike Riley relieved Cecil
and sent the Cheney side
down in order in the sixth be
fore running into trouble in
the seventh.
Bend got eight runs and the
same number of hits off Mc
Kinnis in four plus innings.
Stemple went three official
full innings in relief, giving
up three hits and being
charged with the other score.
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The Murray Brothers nine
collected four runs in the op
ening panel on hits by Gary
Joanis and Riley. Allen, two
walks' a hit batter, sacrifices
by Jat Connelly and an error.
A hit by Dick Lenaburg, a
groundout and a misplay
picked up a second inning
run. Three others crossed in
the fourth) when Lenaburg
and Bon Lanzarotti tripled
and Connolly and Sid Bauer
singled.
Allen had three safe blows
in three times up for Bend
and Lenaburg had two hits.
McKinnis hit three for four
for Central Point and Brown
had two hits.
LINESCORES :
Bend 10 310 09 11 4
Central Point .. 000 130 4 8 8 4
Cecil, Riley (6) and Joanis, Cleve
land (5); McKinnis, Stemple i5) and
Tucker.
No fewer than 16 opera
houses were flourishing at the
same time in Venice in the
17th century.
Under the rules of the
game, hurlers can pitch only
three innings unless the game
goes into' extra innings.
Batting Order Announced
Stengel, in naming his bat
ting order, put his star center
fielder, Mickey Mantle, into
the second spot instead of the
third or fourth spots in which
he usually bats. He named
Nellie Fox, White Sox second
baseman and the only left
handed hitter in the American
League lineup, to lead off, fol
lowed by Mantle, who is a
switch-hitter.
Right fielder Jackie Jen
sen of the Red Sox will bat
third with left fielder Bob
Cerv of the Athletics in the
cleanup spot. Then will come
Moose SkoWron, Yankee first
baseman; Frank Malzone, Red
Sox third baseman; Gus Trian
dos, Orioles catcher; Lou Apa
racio, White Sox shortstop,
and Turley.
Willie Mays, Giants' center
fielder, will lead off for the
National League, followed by
left fielder Rob Skinner of the
Pirates. First baseman Stan
Musial of the Cardinals will
bat third with right fielder
Hank Aaron of the Braves in
the cleanup spot. Following
Aaron will be shortstop Er
nie Banks of the Cubs; third
baseman Frank Thomas of the
Pirates; second baseman Bill
Mazeroski of the Pirates;
catcher. Dell Crandall of the
Braves, and Spahn.
Chosen by Poll
Both managers indicated
they would stay with their
starting players if they jump
out in front. The starting play
ers, exclusive of the pitchers,
were chosen in a poll of ma
jor league managers, coaches
and players. But they were
not permitted to vote for any
one on their own teams.
The American League,
which has won 14 of the pre
vious 24 games played, was'
established a 13-10 betting fa
vorite.
The game is sckeduled to
start at 1 p.m., e.d.t., Tuesday.
If it rains Tuesday afternocta,
an attempt will be made to
play the game Tuesday night.
If rain again Interferes, th
game will be played Wednes
day morning or afternoon.
The National Broadcasting
Company -will televise and
broadcast the game.
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Make your homo cooVtX colorful : i?Q Wards owesf-ever 'prinsF:
Cut inside tempemturtS as much as 30 S?reduce air conditioningi
load up to 30 1 protect expensive furnishings from sun fading l
Get the comfort you want ; ;1 crown-shaped panels shatter sun's rays
t ; : self-ventilating constriction means no trapped hot air!
They're permanent i j; rustproof ;never need painting or upkeep!
500 autotype enamel color combinations K.-;soIids or stripes! f
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