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o o o o- G i Before United Presi International The St Franc:co Giants staged another Sensational rally for their hometown fans Saturday whrj they walloped OWarren Spahn for five runs O in the xth inning and went on to beatie ejorld champion MiOvaukee Bravfc, 5-3. Th triumph, latest in a suc , cesm c come-from-behind O triumph lifted the Giants to within a fe'0$am9 of the first Ho Saseball Games PlQflViful This Week Bufj till nd Camp Whit3 cl& .edy t 1:30 p.m. gt th 6?rtnfc Memorial sisSSium t Cmp White in a RoguO llty hseball league Thfl Jutt ajlt nine will be gunning ,or its first league ii of th si?on while the home teai will attempt to boost its standings to a three and one wiQi-loss ftscord. At the same time Prospect and Riddle will clash for the second consecutive week, this time on the Riddle diamond. Should Riddle, now sporting a spotless three-win and no loss record lose, and Camp White win, the two team will share the league lead. Going into today s games Riddle and Camp White each have a pitcher boasting a per fect record. Duane Miller has won three straight for the Riddle nine and Jim Egers has pitched two wins and no losses for Camp White. In softball today the Rogue Valley Dair Maids meet the Buena Park nine from Cali fornia at Camp White in a game slated to start at 8 p.m. The Buena Park club has a reputation for being hard to beat and is expected to give the Maids some strong com . petition. No American Legion junior ball is slated locally until Tuesday when the Cheney Studs face Crater Lake Mot ors in a night game at Cheney . Star machinery company, oi Portfemd has moved to new, expanded quarters at 3325 N.W. Yeon Avenue! o G th this growth; iYaind Q more conveniently ... we've moved to new and enlarge facilities in the Guilds Lake District. O Here, you'll find the latest in equipment, methods and techhiques . . . over 10,000 sq. ft. of showroom, warehouse and office space. But come, see for yourself! We cordially invite you to visit our new location soon. Serving BENEFIT SUDT ,1 E saie win oe usea oy tne Korary ciud Z. to spa' hareiga student in the Medford High School Mvdfend Mail Tribune altop Braves Win in Fifth Hometown Fans place Braves in the National League penant race. It was a gala day all-around for the Giants and San Francisco be cause the 22,806 attendance boosted this year's home at tendance to 664,408 compared to the total turnout for last season of 655,923 in New York. Rookie Orlando C e p e d a hammered a three-run homer in the fifth for the big blow field. However, today the Studs are meeting Bend on the latter's park, and Klamath Falls plays Grants Pass for the Area 4 South district championship in the GP park Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock the Grants Pass Cubs are slated to meet the Med ford nine in a Southern Ore gon junior baseball Cub league game here. In the oth er league match at that time Ashland will class at Grants Pass with the GP Bears. The Junior Chamber of Commerce' softball nine will lead off .Monday evening ac tion at Camp White against the Bureau of Reclamation club at 7 p.m. The night-cap, scheduled to get under way at 9 o'clock will find the Butte Falls Loggers facing the Eagle Point Merchants. Both encounters are Jackson Coun ty Softball association league games. . ' Parsons Motors will meet the Rogue Valley Dairy Maids in an opener Thursday night at the Veteran's Memorial Stadium and the Cheney Studs encounter the Eagle Point Merchants in the night cap. Ottawa (UPI Art Swiden of " Pittsburgh has replaced Toronto's George Chuvalo as an opponent for Bert White- hurst of Baltimore in a 10 round heavyweight bout here next Tuesday. Since 1933, STAR has become one of the largest machinery suppliers in Oregon. To keep pace to serve you better, all of Oregon ROTARY As a community service, the Medford Rotary Club asks you to help in this year's Rotary Used Suit Sale to be held early September. Any Medford Cleaning Establishment will be happy to pick up or accept any men's suits, top coats, overcoats, slacks and sport coats which are still good but possibly too small or t being worn by a member of your family. This cothing will be cleaned (no cost to you) to be put up for sale to those who wish to purchase a good article of clothing at a reasonable price. Call your favorite Medford Cleaners or SP 3-6233 and kindly give your name, address and name of article you wish to donate. off Spahn, who lost his sixth game. Willie Mays' sacrifice fly with the bases filled brought in the first Giant run and then Jay Jablonski sin gled and Sepeda homered. Homers by Joe Adcock and Hank Aaron accounted for all Milwaukee's runs. Pitches Six Hitter Vinegar Bend Mizell pitched a six-hitter for his first shutout of the season as the third-place St. Louis Card inals beat the Pittsburgh Pi rates, 2-0. Ken Boyer singled home the Cardinals' first run in the third inning and the second, in the seventh, scored during a double play. Bob Friend suffered his 10th loss. The Philadelphia Phillies hammered out 16 hits, includ ing four by Richie Ashburn and three by Harry Anderson to crush the Chicago Cubs, 12-2. Rookie Ray Semproch pitched nine-hit ball for the Phillies to score his 11th vic tory. Charley Neal hit a two-run homer and then started a key double play to help the Los Angeles Dodgers top the Cin cinnati Redlegs, 4-3. Fred Kipp picked up his fourth win with relief aid from Clem Labine. Brooks Lawrence dropped his fifth decision."' NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh 000 000 000 0 6 1 St. Louis 001 000 10X 2 6 0 Friend. Gross (8), Face (8) and Foiles: Mizell (6-6) and Landrith. LP Friend (10-10). Philadelphia 400 010 02512 16 2 Chicago 200 000 000 2 9 0 Semproch (11-5) and Lopata; Drott. Henry (2). Nichols (8), Hob bie (9) and S. Taylor. LP Drott (4-7). HR Banks (2nd). Cincinnati 201 000 0003 7 0 Los Angeles .. 002 200 OOx 4 7 0 Lawrence (O-O) ana .Burgess, Kidd. Labine (8) and . Roseeoro. WP Kipp (4r3). HRS Dropo (2nd), weal (I5tn). Milwaukee .... 010 002 0003 10 1 San Francisco 000 050 OOx 5 7 0 Spahn. Rush (5). Conley (7) and Crandall: Antonelli (9-7) and Schmidt. LP Spahn (10-6). HRS Adcock (10th), Cepeda (18th), Aaron (istn). Berg Leads In Women's U.S. Open Minneapolis (UPI) , Freckle - faced Patty Berg fired her third straight sub par round for a 54-hole total of 216 and a three-stroke lead at the end of three rounds in the American Women's open at Brookfield country club Saturday. Miss Berg, the all - time money winner on the femin ine golf tour, fired a 73 for her 12-under-par total. She led Fay Crocker, Montevideo, Uruguay, by three strokes. Miss Crocker shot a four under par 72. Louise Suggs at Atlanta, Ga., who held the runner-up spot at the halfway mark, slumped to an 80 and was nine strokes off the pace at 225. The final round in the $7, 500 tournament will be play ed today. GOLF TOURNEY Portland (UPI) A field of 154 golfers teed off in the qualifying round of the Port land City Golf championships at Eastmoreland Saturday. The' tourney ends today. COOPER DEFEATS SEGAL Baastad, -Sweden (UPI) Wimbledon champion Ashley Cooper of Australia defeated Abe Segal of South Africa in straight sets Friday to gain the final in the men's singles of the Baastad International Tournament. SALE! Royals Led To Victory By Birrer By United Press International Any day now the call may go out for Babe Birrer, a strong right-handed pitcher with the Montreal Royals of the International league. Birrer, a 27-year-old, six foot 190-pounder, is making a strong bid to return to the major leagues, and the way the parent Los Angeles Dodg ers are going, he may bet the call. The native of Buffalo, N.Y., set the Buffalo Bisons down on six scattered hits Friday night to gain his 10th win of the season. It was Birrer's third shutout of the season and his eighth complete game. He saw previous major league action with the De troit Tigers and Baltimore Orioles. The victory kept the Royals five and one-half games in front of the second-place Tor onto Maple Leafs, who defeat ed the Rochester Red Wings, 3-2, as Don Johnson went all the way for his eighth vic tory. Elsewhere, the fifth- place Miami Marlins edged the Co lumbus Jets, 2-1, and the Richmond Virginians downed the Havana Sugar Kings, 7-2, on homers by Deron Johnson pitcher .Bob Wiesler 2nd. Wiesler scattered seven hits for his eighth win against four losses. U.S. Wins Semi-Final Davis Series Toronto (UPI) The United States clinched its American Zone Davis cup semifinal series against Can ada Saturday when Barry MacKay and Sammy Giam malva defeated Bob Bedard and Don Fontana, 6-1, 13-11, 6-4, in doubles. The doubles win followed victories ' by MacKay and Whitney Reed, of Alameda, Calif., in the onenine sineles matches and gave the Ameri can team an unbeatable 3-0 lead in the best-of-five series. The final singles matches Monday will pit Bedard against John Doufilas. Stan ford football player. It took MacKay. of Davton. Ohio, and Giammalva of Hou ston, Tex., an hour and 42 minutes to dispose of the Canadian doubles chamnions. Fifty-three minutes were tak en up with the hard-fought second set, which went to 24 games before the U. S. team could get the decision. Law Major Heads Links Chicago (UPI) Dan Sikes a Florida law. student, took advantage of every opportun ity Saturday to beat Bob Lud low, 3 and 2, and win the Na tional Public Links golf cham pionship. Sikes, who had to survive a playoff among 16 contestants at the lowest qualifying score to get into a match play phase. wrapped up his victory by winning four of nine holes to close out the morning 18 holes, each time winning an edge with a par when Ludlow made a mistake. ARGENTINE NETMEN WIN Buenos Aires (UPI) Eduardo Soriano and Enrique Morea each won his opening match Friday as Argentina gained a 2-0 lead over the British West Indies in the American Zone Davis Cup tennis eliminations. MARK HASEN TO WICHITA Wichita, Kan. (UPI) The University of Wichita an nounced Friday that Mark Hasen, a guard at New York City's William Howard Taft High school, has signed a let ter of intent to enroll at that school. FIVE REDLEGS HONORED Cincinnati, Ohio (UPI) Five players were named charter members Thursday to the Cincinnati Redlegs Hall of Fame. The five were catch er Ernie Lombardi, who topped the voting by fans in a four-state area, first base man Frank McCormick and pitchers Bucky Walters, John ny Vandermeer and Paul Der ringer. HALL WINS GOLF MATCH , Ed Hall defeated Dr. Rob ert Buck in the quarter-finals of the championship flite of the Rogue Valley Country club golf championship last week. Other winners in that round include Bruce Stanley, D. C. Boals and Allen Holmes. The semi-finals of the tournament find Hall facing Goals and Stanley versus Holmes. Springfield, N.J. (UPI) Miss Maureen Orcutt, who won her first New Jersey Women's Golf Association championship in 1926, cap tured her ninth crown Friday with a 54-hole total of 236. Medforiv,Tribune siPODimrs Graber Hits Homer, Padres Get 8-7 Win San Diego, Calif. (UPI) Rod Graber hit a homer with one down in the 10th inning Saturday to give the San Diego Padres an 8-7 Pa cific Coast league victory over the Vancouver Moun ties. . -, The Mounties had rallied for six runs after two were out in the ninth to go ahead, 7-5. San Diego tied it in the bottom of the ninth on Earl Averill's bases-loaded single with two out. The winning pitcher was Bud Podbielan (7-3). The loser was Gordon Sundin (4-6). The Padres scored two runs in the second inning. Eddie Kazak singled but was trap ped off first base on the re lay from the outfield. Larry Raines flied out. Dick Smith singled and Allen Jones doubled him home. GALLANT MAN WINS HOLYWOOD GOLD CUP Inglewood, Calif. (UPI) Gallant Man, coming come to the track on which he scored his first win, Saturday cap tured the $162,100 Hollywood Gold Cup by approximately three-quarters of a length. The lightly-built, English- bred Gallant Man and Eddie Schmidt fought it out to the Auburn Police Get Forger, They Think Auburn, Calif. (UPI) Au thorities have captured a forg er, but they were not sure who it is. They said he had identifi cation papers in his wallet positively identifying him as Lawrence Milton Hammer, or Laurence Michael Hammer or Allen Balati or Melvin Anel rob, who is 18, 21, 22 or 23 years old. They said he was an Army sergeant because he had an Army sergeant's uniform, or then again he was a Marine sergeant because he had a Marine uniform or else he was discharged from the Ma rines because he had dis charge papers to prove it. He came from either Reno or Carson City, Nev., or else San Francisco, Oakland, Hay ward, Sacramento, Grass Val ley, Truckee, Kings Beach or Tahoe City, Calif., depending Upon which set of papers you believed. 1 Authorities promised to put him in a single jail cell where presumably he may be able to pull himself together. McCone To Be Sworn In as AEC Chairman Washington (UPI) The White House announced Sat urday that John A. McCone, Los Angeles industrialist, will be sworn in Monday as chair man of the Atomic Energy commission. 1 The ceremony will be at the White House. The Senate this week confirmed McCone's nomination to the commission. On Monday President Eisen hower will designate him as chairman. ' McCone succeeds Lewis L. Strauss who retired June 30. NON-STOP DONOR Oswego, N. Y. (UPI) David E. Allen, 29, a junior at Oswego State Teachers Col lege, started giving blood at the age of 16 and hasn't stopped since. The native of Watertown, N. Y., donated his 69th pint of blood recently when the bloodmobile visited the college. Allen contributed his first pint 13 years ago in his home town and continued to heed the call while serving with the Navy during the Korean conflict. 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(1st Game) Seattle 000 000 001 1 5 1 Sacramento .... 040 000 Olx 5 8 0 Surkont, Pillette (8) and Bevan; Bridges and Roselli. LP Surkont. wire as expected with Seaneen dropping to third after hav ing taken the lead going into the stretch. Swirling Abbey was fourth and Mystic Eye finished fifth in the five-horse field. By his victory. Gallant Man became the leading contender for "Horse of the Year" hon ors in view of Round Table's defeat Saturday at Arlington Park and Gallant Man's vic tory over Bold Ruler before coming west for the Gold Cup. Gallant Man raced the mile and a quarter in the good time of 2:01 35 over the Hol lywood Park track which had been slowed more than a sec ond . from previous season. Sent off the favorite at odds of 1-4 by the crowd of 52,000 fans, Gallant Man paid $2.80, $2.20 and $2.10 across the board. Eddie Schmidt re turned $2.60 and $2.10 for place and show and Seaneen returned $2.20 for show. The wagering on Gallant Man was so heavy for show that the track had to pay out $1109.71 in a minus pool for show. The pari-mutuel pool on the race was $415,477. Gallant man was reported to have been nominated for the mile and five-eighths Sun set Handicap here July 22, a $100,000 race but his stable awaited the announcement of weights to see if he would carry more than the 130 pounds he picked up Saturday against Eddie Schmidt's 110. New "transformers io Be Connected Monday Vancouver, Wash. (UPI) Camas and Washougal will re ceive electric power from the Crown Zellerbach mill begin ning at 1 a.m. Monday and for about three hours while the Bonneville Power administra tion connects three new trans formers at the Oak Park sub station. . Most ' persons will sleep through the operation but electric clocks will be slowed by slight interrupations dur ing the change-over. DIRECTOR RESIGNS Portland (UPI) Dr. George Y. Harry, assistant di rector of the Oregon fish com mission, has announced that he will resign his post July 15 to accept a position as director of fishery research for the U. 1 S. fish and wildlife service in . Alaska. ; The home of John Har-i vard's mother at Stratford-on-Avon in England was present ed to Harvard University in 1909 as, a rendezvous for American visitors. One of the treasures preserved in the house is Jefferson Davis' walking stick. x SP 2-9912 Junior Golf Championship Start At RVCC On Monday The Southern Oregon Jun- Jior Golf Championships start at the Rogue Valley Country club, Medford, on Monday and continue through Tuesday, club officials announced Sat urday. A total of 36 holes will be played 18 holes each day. Split-Decision Gives Ortega Nod New York (UPI) Wel terweight contender Gaspar Ortega, who upset Mickey Crawford in a strangely scored TV bout, was war whooping for a $300,000 title fight Saturday. Co-manager Nick Croby said the lanky Mexican In dian from Tiajuana could draw a $300,000 gate with champion Virgil Akins at Los Angeles in September because of his split 10-round decision Friday night over Crawford at Madison Square Garden. Crawford, a fighting com mercial artist from Saginaw, Mich., was a 2-1 choice be cause of his four straight vic tories this year. But the two judges favored Gaspar,, 8-2 and 6-4. Then referee Mark Conn provided the widest dis crepancy in many, many moons by putting Crawford ahead, 7-3. Mickey, who weighed 147 pounds to Ortega's 147, got the nod from the United Press International, 5-3-2. However a poll of 13 writers at the ringside favored Gaspar, 8-5. Apparently it was a very Bernburgoo Wins At Arlington Chicago (UPI) Bernbur goo, a 19-to-l shot, pulled a "Silky ' Sullivan" to nip the favored Round Table by a head and win the $85,000 Warren Wright memorial at Arlington Saturday. Bernburgoo, the entry of the W. H. Bishop stables, ran last in the pack for the first 516 of the mile and a fur long race before Jockey Clar ence Meaux let him go. Bernburgoo then swept wide of the turn and shot into the home stretch. Cutting to mid-track, Bernburgoo pulled past the field of seven other horses to victory. Bernburgoo, timed in 1:43 35, only 15 off the . track record, set by Coaltown in 1949, paid $40.80, $6.80 and $3.40, while Round Table, the Travis Kerr entry ridden by Johnny Longden, paid $2.60 and $2.20. Shan Pac, owned by T. A. Grissom, returned $3.40 to show. Shan Pac was coupled as an entry .with stablemate, Shoerullah, which ran fourth after heading the field for mbst of the distance. Two horses were scratched from the original field of 10 as Round Table became the favorite at 1-5 for the eighth running of the race. The win netted Bernburgoo $53,900 New York state ranks sec ond to Wisconsin in dairy production, followed in order by Minnesota, California and Pennsylvania. 6 Cyl. 1937 to 1954 REGULAR $118.05 Value 0nly WE WILL: Steam clean engint Install piston rings Install piston pins Grind valves Clean t refaca rocker arms Adjust main & connecting rod bearings Clean oil pump Clean oil breather Tune motor 1 raElfMILET eaoTOB A GUARANTEED CHEVROLET MOTOR RECONDITION ING PERFORMED BY MASTER MECHANICS USING GENUINE CHEVROLET PARTS. C0UBTES7. mm 9th and Bartlett Sts. MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, It's stroke play with no handi caps, it was pointed out. Tom, Hamlin is defending champion for the juniors (16 and 17 yetrs old). Mike Mon roe is defending champion for the boys of 12 years through 15 years). Defending cham pion for the Pee Wees (11 years and under) is Richy in TV Bout difficult bout to score because of the boxers' sharply con trasting styles. Gaspar, ranked second by The Ring magazine and seventh by .the NBA, forced the action throughout and threw a lot of long-range punches, most of which missed or were blocked. Crawford, much the more accurate, was in and out with repeated left hooks and pun ishing flurries. Mickey was rated ninth by The Ring and fourth by the NBA. Eich slipped to the convas once but there were no knock downs. Ortega, 22, staggered Crawford, 24, with a left hook to the chin in the ninth. 2 Advance In Western Tennis Finals Indianapolis, Ind. (UPI) The form sheet held in the Western Amateur tennis tour ney Saturday as top-seeded Bernard (Tut) Bartzen of Alex Olmedo, NCAA champ from Southern California and Peru, advanced to the men's singles finals. But the women's singles was spiced by the biggest un set of the tourney when un seeded Susan Hodgman of Kalamazoo, Mich., dumped top-seeded Nancy O'Connell of Chicago, 3-6, 6-1, 8-6, in a match halted in the third set for more than an hour be cause of rain. Bartzen had an easy time with Mike. Green of Miami, 6-0, 6-1, but Olmedo hai a tough time averaging last week's loss to Donald Dell of Bethesda, Md.. 6-3. 3-6. 6-3. Miss Hodgman - will meet second-seeded Marilyn Mont gomery of San Francisco, Tex., in tomorrow's finals. Miss Montgomery advanced, as expected, with a 6-4, 9-7, win over Judy Hagan of Mid dletown, Ohio. Madame Kai-shek Ends Hospital Visit New Orleans (UPI) Ma dame Chiang Kai-shek Satur day ended her visit to the bed side of ailing Gen. Claire L. Chennault. The first lady of Formosa arrived Friday to see her friend of more than 20 years at the Ochsner Foundation hospital, where Chennault, leader of the World War II Flying Tigers, is gravely ill with lung cancer. "When I learned of my friend's illness I did not want to let a fortnight pass before coming to see him," she said. He is one of the few men, among the many friends that China has, who felt we had a fighting chance in the war with the Japanese." Models ONLY! S(0 (0 We FURNISH: Piston rings Piston pins Condenser Distributor points All gaskets valve, head and pan S quarts' oil Medford Oregot, Sunday, July 1 3, 1 958 Knight. Defending champion for the girls (l!fyea through. 17 years) is Pam Stacey. Treasure Sullivan is defend ing champion for the junior girls (up to and through 14 years). Practice rounds will be played today after 4 p.m. Tro phies will go to first, second and third gross in all boys' di visions and first and second gross in all girls' divisions, . JUNIORS ' 8:00 Steve Iamaker. . Eugene. John Kerr, Portland, Gary Miksche, Medford. 8:08 John Vest, Grants Pass, i-ooa jvey, eureka, cuff Jernigan. Redding'. 8:16 Jim Yingst Crescent Cltv. Stewart Schroeder. Medford. Jack Fitzpatrick, Coos Bay. 8:24 Pete. Rassmussen. Medfnrri. Jim Baker, Coos Bay, Richard uaransiron, weea. i - 832 Tony Monroe. Ttfedford. Dick Long, Coos Bay, Pete Geert- sen, cugene. ... 8:40 Ken Johnson. Medford. Dennis Soran, Klamath Falls, Pete Jubitz, Hood River. 8:48 Larry Hirons, Eugene, Mike Wells. Redding, Dewayne Robert son, Grants Pass. BOYS 8:56 Ritch Knieht. Medford. Dennis Sbarbaro, Weed, Byron Wood, Eugene. 9:04 George Bell, Crescent City. Tom Barker, Medford, Jerry Rob ertson, Grants Pass. 9:12 Don Harline. Eureka -Jack Joyce, Medford, Bob Vales, Cres cent City. 9:20 Charles Allen, Medford. Steve Larson. Crescent Citv. Bobbv Babica, Eureka. 9:28 David Hamaker. Eueene. Jim Woods, Medford, Roy Marvin, tiiamatn j-aus. ' 9:36 'Robert Jones. Medford. Phillip Emmerson, Hood River. Tom Clark, Medford. 9:44 Larry Berg. Medford, Bob Soran, Klamath Falls, Mike Mon roe, Medford.' 9:52 Tom Clark. Medford. Gearv Ritchie. Crescent City. Lee Wim berly, Medford, Larry Brown, Med ford. PEE WEES 10:00 Doug Olson. Medford. Bumps Keenan, Ashland, Larry Babica. Eureka. 10:08 Mark Gustafson. Salem. Cris Rassumussen. Medford, Billy Hutchinson. Ashland. 10:16 Nick Rassmussen. Med ford. Steve Hutchinson. Ashland. Randy Wendt. Montague, Calif. 10:24 Charles Hersh. Ashland, Fenley Crowford. Montague, Calif., Mike Soran, Klamath Falls. 1032 Steve Weaver. Ashland. Steve Good. Klamath Falls. Billv Collins. Medford, Joedy Tobiasson, Ashland. GIRLS 10:40 Pam Stacey, Medford, Treasure Sullivan, Ashland, Caro lyn Mencke, Medford. 10:48 Cassie Thompson, Med ford, Linda Pernell, Klamath Falls. JUNIOR GIRLS 10:56 Dorothy Speer. Crescent City, Margaret Saunders, Grants Pass, Cris Finch, Medford. 11:04 Mary Saunders, Grants Pass, Carolyn Finch, Medford, Judy Angstead. Klamath Falls. 11:12 Sue Lance, Medford, Mary Kuntsen,. Astoria. IRRIGATION PUMPS to 60 HP. From A up 14 H.P. SHALLOW WELL $8350 12 H.P. DEEP WELL With 42 Gallon Tank Complete n - Siskiyou Hardware Ph. SP 2-2939225 W. Main MEDFORD, OREGON We Give S&ft Green Stamps $778 II Per Month On Approved Credit 0 Fix Your Car Now , and Fix Us Later! MET' Phone SP 2-61 15 : dvtif&- Charger mm '
