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Edge
By MILTON ZlICgM&V
United Press International
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crowing over Joey Jay, a
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being strictly for the birds,
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used to say around the Na
tional League, was that he
never outgrew the little
leagues In which he used to
be cock of the walk.
Given a $40,000 bonus
when he was 17, Jay took his
good old time winning a place
with the Braves. The stand
ard gag among rival players
was, "Well, now that they've
got their money invested in
him, let's see them get it
out."
Suddenly, however, the 22-
year-old right-hander is start
ing to repay that investment
with added dividends. Like
Tuesday night, for example,
when he turned In a brilliant
four-hitter and struck out
eight batters in a 4-1 victory
over the Cardinals.
It was Jay's fourth triumph
of the campaign and the
Bfaves needed it to retain
their half-game lead in the
in the tight N.L. race. Hank
Aaron took care of the at
tack, driving in three runs
with his 16th and 17th homers
and a sacrifice fly. Wes Cov
ington also homered off loser
Sal Maglie, who yielded all of
Milwaukee's runs.
Ciant Also Win
The San Francisco Giants
stayed right at the Braves'
heels with a 1-0 win over the
Philadelphia Phillies, who
dropped their fourth straight
tme.
Mike McCormick, 19-y ear-
eld bonus southpaw, register
ed his seventh victory against
one defeat when he pitched
eut of jams in the eighth and
inth to beat Robin Roberts.
The loss was a heart-break
er for Roberts, who held the
Giants to two hits over the
first eight innings. A bases
loaded error by Willie Jones
en Ray Jablonski's grounder
In the sixth allowed San Fran
cisco to score the only run of
Durelle-Holt
Battle Tonight
Montreal (UPI) Every
thing points to a slam-bang
affair when Canada's Yvon
Curelle puts his British Em
pire lightheavyweight crown
on the line tonight against
ehallenger Mike Holt of South
Africa in a 12-round interna
tionally televised match at the
Norum.
Curelle, 29, was established
1-1 favorite locally on the
eva of the first Common
vealth title bout ever held in
Canada, but out of town the
jrice was closer to 8-5.
Holt, an unheralded boxer-
tlugger, will be making his
first appearance in a North
American ring. He is ranked
venth in the division. Du-
relle is ranked third.
The International Boxing
elub, eo-promoting the fight
with Montreal's Eddie Quinn,
announced, it hoped to match
the winner with world cham
pion Archie Moore.
American Cup
Golfers Named
New York (UPD The
U.S. Golf Association today
named Billy Joe Patton of
Morganton, N.C., to head a
team of seven U.S. players
who will defend the American
Cup matches against Canadian
and Mexican amateur teams
at the Olympic Country Club,
Sa Francisco, Sept. 5-6.
The United States has won
the eup each of the three pre
vious times it has been con
tested. The matches are held
every two years.
In addition to Fatton, wno
was named captain, other
players selected were Rex
Baxter Jr. of Amarillo, Texas;
Charlie Coe of Oklahoma
City: Hillman Robbins Jr. of
Memphis, Tenn.; E. Mason Ru
dolph of Clarksville, Tenn.;
Dr. Frank M. Taylor Jr. of
Pomona, Calif.; and Harvie
Ward Jr. of San Francisco.
the game.
Pittsburgh snapped the Los
Angeles Dodgers' four-game
winning streak with a 6-2
decision that was credited to
Ronnie Kline.
The Pirates shelled loser
Don Drysdale from the mound
with a four-run rally in the
eighth inning after Duke Sni
der belted the longest homer
ever hit in the Memorial Coli
seum a 440-foot wallop over
the center-field fence to tie
the score at 2-2 in the sixth
inning.
Cincinnati and Chicago
were not scheduled.
Tie for 4th Place
Baltimore moved into the
first division in the Ameri
can League for the first time
since the opening week of the
season with a 12-inning 4-3
triumph over Chicago.
Gus Triandos, who belted
his 17th homer earlier in the
contest, singled home the win
ning run off reliever Turk
Lown with the bases loaded
and two out in the 12th. Arnie
Portocarrero went the dis
tance and chalked up his
fourth-place tie with Kansas
City, which bowed to Boston
5-2.
Jackie Jensen gave the Red
Sox their winning margin
when he blasted his 227th
homer with two on in the first
inning off loser Ray Herbert.
Frank Sullivan ran his record
to 8-2 as he held the Ath
letics to eight hits in seven
innings.
Ttov Sievers Doled his 21st
home run of the season in the
seventh inning to break a tie
and power Washington to a
5-4 decision over Cleveland.
Sievers' blow came off
loser Gary Bell, who took
over for starter Herb Score
after the Senators nicked him
for four runs in the first two
innings. Score, making his
first starting appearance since
ADril 30. walked four men
and gave up three hits.
Frank Lary of Detroit beat
the New York Yankees for
the fifth time this season, 12-
5, although he wilted in the
90-degree heat and needed
helD from Hank Aguirre in
the eighth. The Tigers wrap
ped up their ninth victory in
13 meetings with the Yanks
this season by scoring nine
runs in the first four innings
off loser Zack Monroe and
Virgil Trucks. -
LINESCORES:
American League
Detroit 241 200 003 13 13 O
New York . 000 000 221 5 10 0
Lary, Aguirre (8) and Wilson.
Monroe, Trucks (3), Sturdivant (8),
Kucks (9) and Howard. Winner
Lary (9-8). Loser Monroe (1-1).
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PGA ON TV
Havertown, Pa. (UPI)
The Professional Golf Asso
ciation announced Tuesday the
last two rounds of its cham
pionship tournament will be
televised by the Columbia
Broadcasting System on Sat
urday and Sunday.
Kansas City ..000 001 100 2 8 0
Boston 300 001 Olx 5 9 1
Herbert. Daleh (6), TomaneK (Y)
and Smith. Chiti (6). Sullivan,
Kiely (8) and Berberet. White (7).
Winner Sullivan (8-2). Loser
Herbert (3-5). HR Jensen.
(12 innings) .
Chicago.. 200 000 000 0103 7 2
Baltim're 011 000 000 011 4 12 0
Wilson, Staley (5), Lown (11) and
Battey, Lollar (11). Portocarrero
(8-5) and Triandos. Loser Lown
(0-2). HR Triandos. .
Cleveland 004 000 0004 7 2
Washington 220 000 lOx 5 6 0
Score, Bell (2) and Nixon. Kem
merer. Clevenger (3) and Fitz
Gerald. Winner Clevenger (5-8).
Loser Bell (3-3). HR Sievers.
Ifatiomal Lag
Milwaukee 010 210 000 4 0
St. Louis 000 100 000 1 4 1
Jay (4-3) and Crandall. Maglie,
Stoobs (6). Fain (7), Mabe (8) and
Landrith. Loser Maglie (2-3). HRS
Aaron (2), Covington.
Philadelphia 000 000 000 0 1
San Fran 000 001 OOx 1 3 0
Roberts, Heam (8) and Sawatski.
McCormick (7-1) and Schmidt.
Loser Roberts (7-9).
Pittsburgh 000 101 040 6 10 0
Los Angeles ..000 002 000 2 6 2
Kline, Face (8). Gross (8) and
Hall, Foiles (8). Drysdale, Labine
(8), Klippstein (9) and Roseboro.
Winner Kline (9-9). Loser Drys
dale (4-10). HRS Stuart, Snider.
(Only games scheduled).
RACE AT POLO GROUNDS
New York (UPI) Stock
car racing will be staged at
the vacant Polo Grounds twice
weekly beginning Aug. 9. Ed
Otto, vicepresident of the Na
tional Association for Stock
Car Auto Racing, said he ex
pected crowds to average
about 15,000. for the Thurs
day. and Saturday night
events.
RIDES FIVE WINNERS
Stanton, Del (UPI)
Jockey Eldon Nelson booted
home five winners at Dela
ware Park Tuesday to run his
string to nine triumphs in two
days. Nelson is Delaware's top
riders with 56 victories.
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NWL Lead
Increased
By Yakima
By United Press International
Catcher Milt Martin proved
to be a one-man wrecking
crew in Tuesday night's
Northwest League action.
Martin drove in all of Sa
lem's runs as the. Senators
edged Eugene 5-4.
The backstop blasted a
grandslam homer in the third
following singles by Hal Re
niff, Jack Dunn and Cal
Bauer. In the seventh, Bauer
again singled, moved to third
on a single by Bernie Schrei
ber and scored on Martin'j
sacrifice fly. .
Tri-City goV a three-hit
pitching job from Jack Kelly
and turned it into a 1-0 vic
tory over Wenatchee. Kelly
fanned nine in picking up his
third win without a defeat.
Tri-City got its lone run in
the third when Reggie Hamil
ton doubled and crossed on
two infield outs.
Yakima gained a firmer
grip on first place with a 7-4
decision over Lewiston.
Ted Kambour, Yakima lef
ty, won his tenth victory of
the year although touched for
15 hits.
The Bears got what proved
to be their eventual winning
run in the fifth when Herm
Lewis doubled and scored on
a single by Kambour. Lewis
added to more markers in the
sixth with a 360-foot homer
good for two runs.
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Snead Favored in
PGA Contest; Bolt
Ruling Pending
By LEO H. PETERSEN
UPI Sports Editor
Havertown, Pa. (UPI)
They were betting on old Sam
Snead today to win the PGA
golf tournament and on U.S.
Open chamipon Tommy Bolt
to escape heavy punishment
on charges his conduct has
been derimental to the. game
of golf.
There were no official odds
in either case.
But old Slammin' Sammy,
46, was the sentimental fa
vorite in the field of 163 play-
Frick Defends
Sports Bill
Washington (UPI) Base
ball Commissioner Ford C.
Frick declared today that ex
pansion of the major leagues
is "inevitable" but predicted
it will come through larger
leagues rather than franchise
shifts.
Frick made the statement
in testimony supporting the
Senate sports bill which
would grant broad anti-trust
immunity to professional team
sports. To apply the anti-trust
laws to baseball, he said,
would be "inappropriate and
disastrous."-
The baseball commissioner
urged Congress to extend
baseball's court-endowed anti
trust exemptions to apply to
other team sports.
"Baseball firmly believes
that the anti-trust laws are
not appropriate for regulation
of any organized teams sports
and that basketball, football
and hockey as well as baseball
should have exemption for
their sports practices," he
said. j
The Justice Department
came out Tuesday against a
provision of the House-passed
sports bill roughly paral
leling the Senate bill now un
der study which would grant
anti-trust immunity to rights
to broadcast and telecast
sports games.
Frick said orderly expan
sion of the major leagues
would be "impossible" if anti
trust . suits could be filed
against the territorial rights
of baseball clubs.
He described the territorial
rules imposed on baseball
clubs and the reserve clause
binding players forever to the
teams which hold their con
tracts as "the keystones of
organized baseball."
Roberts
Gets No-No
First Try
Cliff Roberts pitched a no-
run, no-hit ball game Tues
day afternoon to lead his Med
ford Tigers to a 14-0 victory
over Lone Pine in Pee Wee
league, action. At the same
time the Medford Wildcats
edged the Central Point Pee
Wees 3-2 behind the one-hit
pitching of Highland.
Roberts, who collected a
pair of hits himself, was
backed up by the strong hit
ting of his teammates. Danny
Miles smashed a triple and a
home run, Steve Ettles col
lected a pair including a hom
er, and Mike Barnes and Cliff
Roberts each added two at
the plate. Phipps and Miles
were each credited with three
RBI's. While pitching for the
first time, Roberts walked
four and struck out eight.
The Wildcats scored their
winning run in the third in
ning after Ronny Edmonds
tripled and then scored on an
attempted squeeze. The Med
ford nine picked up its first
two . runs in the first inning
on three walks, a sacrifice fly
and an error.
Central Point came back to
tie it up in the second, scor
ing on two hits and a walk.
The Ashland Bear, Ashland
Cub game scheduled for Tues
day has been rescheduled for
Saturday evening under the
lights at the high school field
in Ashland.
LINE SCORE:
Medford Tigers ..312 55 14 11 1
Lone Pine 000 00 0 0 0
Roberts and Phipps; Clark and
Harrison.
Central Point 020 002 1 1
Medford Wildcats 201 Ox 3 3 1
Greshong, Summerfield and Pat
terson; Highland and Moore.
INDIANS' PROTEST DENIED
Chicago (UPI) Will
Harridge, president of the
American League, has refused
Cleveland Manager Joe Gor
don's protest in the 10-0 loss
to the New York Yankees last
Saturday. Gordon complained
the game should have been
called because of poor playing
conditions.
for-pay golfers scheduleu to
tee off Thursday in the first
four rounds of medal play
which will decide the profes
sional golfers championship.
' And they figured that Bolt,
the temperatmental thunder
bolt of the links, would be in
that field.
The odds on Snead were
better. Bolt received a 24
hour reprieve Tuesday when
the PGA executive committee
failed to take any action
against him during a three
hour meeting. ,
Doesn't Show Up
Tommy, although he knew
the meeting was being held to
weigh his case and had ap
pealed the $500 fine assessed
against him in the Pepsi Open
two weeks ago, didn't show
up.
PGA President Harold Sar
gent received a telephone call
from Bolt, advising him he
had been delayed at Odessa,
Tex., but would be here to
day. So Sargent called a special
meeting at 6 p.m. at which
Bolt's immediate golfing fu
ture will be decided. Bolt
could, under the PGA regula
tions, be suspended from
tournament play and be as
sessed other penalties, includ
ing a fine.
The fact the executive com
mittee failed to act at Tues
day's meeting indicated to
Bolt's fellow pros that any
penalty imposed upon Bolt
would not take effect until
after this tournament. After
all, the PGA championship
has not been a financial suc
cess for years, and the powers
that be in that golfing body
wolud not want to eliminate
one of its top gate attractions
for this tourney.
In Bargining Position
Bolt's fellow pros also
pointed out that Tommy was
well aware of this situation
and that he was in a position
where he could bargain for
his rights. Thus, the consen
su was that Tommy will be
let off with a reprimand and
be allowed to join the old
golfing fraternity in a chase
to beat Snead's bid for his
fourth PGA title.
Snead has won more tour
naments and more money
than any golfer in history but
if he should win the PGA
again it would be a new first.
For the PGA, because of a
dwindling gate over the
years, changed the format of
its championship this year. It
will be four rounds of medal
play instead of the old match
play system.
Snead wasn't the only fa
vorite in the field. Ranked
right up there with him were
such shotmakers as Cary
Middlecoff, Jackie Burke, de
fending champion Lionel He
oert, and a host of others in
the star-studded field. In all,
11 former PGA champions
are in the field.
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TO CLASH THURSDAY
The Chaney Studs from
Central Point will clash with
Medford's Crater Lake Motors
nine at Cheney field Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock.
The two American Legion
junior baseball teams were
scheduled to meet Tuesday
evening but the game was
rained out.
Thursday's game promises
to produce some lively and
hard fought action. The two
clubs have split on their last
two encounters, with Medford
defeating the Studs 2-1 last
week in a district game to
take third spot in Area 4
South.
The Studs pounded Med
ford 7-0 in the game before
the district contest.
Bill Askwith, Central Point
manager, challenged the Med
ford club supporters this
morning to a contest. He
maintained that Central Point
supporters would be more
numerous than Medford fans
at the Thursday game. Ask
with also implied that the CP
rooters would leave in a vic
torious mood when the final
out was counted.
Holmes Reaches Semis
In RVCC Championship
Allen Holmes defeated
Bruce Stanley 1 ud in the
only quarter-final champion-
snip fine game played during
the week in the Club Cham
pionship at the Rogue Valley
Country club. The other quarter-final
game, pitting Ed Hall
against D. C. Boals, will be
played in the near future, club
Seeded Players
Advance in
Tennis Tourney
River Forest, 111. (UPI)
Top-seeded Barry Mackay,
Dayton, Ohio, and Bernard
Bartzen, the No. 2 seeded Dal
las, Tex., ace, today held in
creased odds they would face
one another in the final of
the National Clay tourna
ment. MacKay defeated Robert
Siska, of San Francisco, 6-3,
6-4, and then downed Gaylor
Messick, Western - Springs,
111., by the same score in
Tuesday's play.
Bartzen had an equally un
troubled dual appearance at
the River Forest Tennis club.
He took the measure of Mike
Gordon of Chicago, 6-0, 6-2,
and followed with a 6-0, 6-0
rout of another Chicagoan,
Parker Hall.
officials report,
In first flite action Tom
Teutsch defeated John Nuich,
and Bob Phillips turned back
Tom Hamlin to gain semi-final
status. Then Phillips went on
to defeat Teutsch six and four
to win the flite.
In second flite action Mik
Hawkins has vet tn
Ranny Smith for the title.
Other flite results
shown below. '
Persons are reminded that
the Senior Cluh
ship qualifying rounds are
now in progress. Qualifying
will continue throuch Sunrtav
July 20. Match play is slated
to begin Monday, July 21.
QUARTER-FINAL RESULTS '
Allen Holmes def. Bruce Stanley
1 up Ed Hall and D. C. Boals
match pendin?.
FINAL RESULTS
First Flite
Bob Phillina df V ru....v
1 - wa
n and 4.
Second Flite
MilfO Hawlrtn mi W-- cli.
match pending.
mira r ule
J. Jensen del. . W. Peterson
1 jip.
Fourth Flite
Robert Bayuk def. Bob Weill 3
and 1.
Fifth Flite
Merle Emmeni def. Pranto Allen
2 and 1.
Sixth Flite
Jerry Olson def. Jim Ivory 3
and 2.
Al McGinnia def. Duane subbari
z ana l.
Eiehth Flite
G. Taylor def. Abmer Claj-fc
Ninth Flite
Bob Dickey def. Curt Butter-
field 1 up.
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