Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 21, 1958, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texta MAIL TRIBWg ngo Me, July 91, 1938 Jim naming Tosses First Major lugm - Ob - Sensational Hill Wsfk iMarhs Ikiy By 5RHD POTS United PSess I.tetntieaoX Jim Skinning, S8-J M1$ -lirebauer irom Souttf iti, Kv.. Ditched tke Jlrt no-ftit- Z ter of the majoP leafj aea son bunday in the pef p Z formance of a day mar5 tf sensational hurling. Bunning, a 20-gamt winner last season who ot off to a T bad start this year, fitorlA masterpiece to give h Zm- troit Tigers a 3-0 victory ov ; the Boston Red Sox in tbt : first game of Sunday's doubl- - header. Only three bttert " reached base as the Red Sot : suffered their first no-hitio at Fenway Park since 1928. A 6-3, 195-pounder, who - once boasted he knew o to handle Ted Williams, Bun ning completed his materpiece by retiring the great Red Sox slugger on a fly to right field. He struck out 12 batters, in cluding Gene Stephens and Ted Lepcio in the ninth, to take over the American league strikeout lead with a season total of 108. No fewer than six other hurlers turned in perform ances that must have had slug gers wondering whether Ford Frick had secretly dered the return of the dead ball. Delock Win Ttnih The crowd of 29,529 at Boston still was buzzing over Bunning's performance when Ike Delock gained the Red Pan Orlich fop Gunner Reno (UPD F ormer pro gridder Dan Orlich captured top honors in the Pacific In ternational trapshoot which ended here Sunday. Orlich, whj$ resides in Reno, had an overall score of 1,033 1,050 during the five-dy com petition. In addition hi XY 400 scd?e ened hir th U around competition pri. Joe Degsrs, also of SRane, captured second holort im both competition In Sunday's shooting Gort Sherwood, seburg, 0., 4& t eated three othr in hoot off to win th Grant etacific Handicap, Sherwood, Dr. "ltr Sand ers, Ontario, Calif.; Jrl Kent, Klamath Falls, Or.; tat Htd Cox of Madras, Qf ., all cord 99x100. Sherwcttf- lftt the other three in th 19 Urgtt shootoff. Giant Yurnogf Over 000,000 San Francisco (UPD The San Francisco Giants are "liv ing it up" today in more ways than one. They're still leading the National league by a half game after Suday's 7-3 victory over te Pittsburgh Pirates. And, they're over the 800, 000 mark in home attend ance for the first time since 1955. oSuday's crowd of 22, 814 increased their attend- ; ance to 810,406. like Giants resume at Phil adelphia Tuesday night where they first will finish a game which was suspended there last June 22 because of the ' curfew then play a regular contest. Ashland Cubs Knot for Lead Ashland Ashland Cubs downed the Ashland Bears 10 to 7 Saturday night in a pee wee baseball game here. The win tied the Cubs with the Medford Tigers for the lead in the Southern Oregon Junior loop. Each has six wins and one loss. The Cubs got four runs in the first inning and sit in the fourth. AUSTRALIAN IflXI Travemuende, Germany CJPL Mervyn Rose of Austra lia won the men's singles title in an international tennis tournament hete Sunday, while Erika Vollmer of Ger many won theowomen's title. Rose beat Sven Davidsson of Sweden, 7-5, 6-1, and Miss Vollmer downed compatriot Karin Warnke, 6-2, 7-5. &JJA MOTORS 3th at Bartlet - Iff 3-4185 Siu an aven snlit with a 5-2 victory that stretched his sea son winning streak to 10 trtiaht james. Delock has won 1 straight in all dating beck to last season. At Los Angeles, 17,506 i fans were treated to the rare ' sight of a shutout in the Coli seum when Johnny Padres pitched a four-hitter that gave the Dodgers a 6-0 decision crer the Philadelphia Phillies. The win lifted the Dodgers out of the NL cellar for the tret time since May 12. At New York, Whitey Tort turned in a five-hitter a the New York Yankees ehut out the Kansas City Ath letics, 1-0. The Yankes won th opener, 3-1, on Yogi Berra's IQtfc-inning homer. At Chicago,' Warren Spaftn scored his 12th victory of the year, striking out 10 batters as the 'Milwaukee Braves shaded the Chicago Cults, 4-2. The win kept the Braves a half game behind the first - place San Francisco Giants, who beat the Pitts burgh Pirates, 7-3, for their sixth straight win. ad Sam Wins At Cincinnati, Sam Jones struck out 12 batters and yielded seven hits to pitch the St. Louis Cardinals to a 3-1 triumph over the Cincin nati Redlegs. Arnold Portocarrero, a sore arm case last year pitched a two-hitter as the Baltimore Orioles downed the Cleveland Indians, 3-2, in 10 innings. It was Portocarrero's ninth win. Rov Sievers 25th homer gave the Washington Senators 5-4 victors after Dick Dono van pitched the Chicago White Sox to a 4-2 decision in xne other major league activity. The Tigers scored all their rims in the fifth inning oi the opener on a triple by Gail Harris and four singles, in cluding one by Bunning. Podres, who now has beaten every NL rival, pitched a no hitter for four innings, as he scored his ninth victory in the Coliseum and 10th over-all. Swashes Round-Tripper Jerry Lumpe hit a three-run homer and also drove in a fourth run as Ford won his Uth game for the Yankees. Berra, playing right field for the first time this season, broke up the opener after Inos Slaughter led off the 10th inning with his fourth hit. -. Spahn yielded five hits, in cluding homers to Cal Nee man and Dale Long but the Brave's didn't pull it out until the ninth when Frank Torre's single snapped a 2-2 tie and Del Crandall's sacrifice fly gave the 37-year-old left-hander an insurance run. The Cardinals gave Jones the runs he needed in the fourth inning when singles by Stan Musial, Ken Boyer, Wally Moon and Curt Flood, a walk and sad sam s in field single produced their three tallies. Portocarrero struck out four and retired the Indians in order in seven innings to raise his season record to 9-5. The Giants routed Bob Friend with five runs in the first inning and went on to score their ninth victory in 10 games and their 12th in 16 games on a brilliant home stand. AMERICAN LEAGUE (1st Game) Chicaeo 001 030 000 4 11 0 Washington .. 010 010 0002 5 1 Donovan b-iu ana lxmar. item merer, Valentinenetti 5 and Court ney. Loser Kemmerer 5-8. HR Lemon. Zauchin. (2nd Game) Chicago 000 000 211 4 11 0 Washington .. 000 201 1015 10 0 Moore, Qualters 7. Lown 7, Wynn 9 and Battey. Griggs. Hyde 7 and Courtney. Winner Hyde 7-2. Loser Wynn 9-9. HR Sievers. (1st Game, 10 Innings) Kan. City 001 000 000 01 8 0 New York 000 010 000 2 3 13 0 Garver 8-7 and House. Sturdi vant. Shantz 8 and Howard. Win ner Shantz 8-3. HR Berra. (2nd Game) Kansas City 000 000 0000 5 3 New York .... 003 200 03x 8 13 0 Urban. Herbert 4, Craddock 8 and Smith. Ford 12-4 and Howard. Loser Urban 7-6. HR Lumpe. (1st Game) v Detroit 000 030 000 3 9 0 Boston 000 000 000 0 0 1 Bunning 8-6 and Wilson. Sulli van. Byerly 7, Bowsfield 9 and Serberet. Loser Sullivan 8-3. (2nd Game) Detroit 000 110 0002 10 0 Boston 002 000 03x 5 10 1 Susce, Moford 4, Hoeft 8 and Hegan. Delock 10-0 and White. Loser Moford 0-3. HR Kaline. (10 Innings) Cleveland 002 000 000 0 2 2 2 Baltimore 000 020 000 1 3 8 1 Wilhelm. Narleski 1 and Porter. Portocarrero 9-5 and Ginsberg. Loser Wilhelm 2-5. viTtnvit. I ctr.i'E Milwaukee 010 100 002 8 0 Chicago 001 000 loo i 3 u Spahn 12-6 and Crandall. Phil lips, Elston 9. Henry 9 and Nee man. Tser Phillies 6-3. HR Ad- cock, Neeman, Long. ' St. Louis 000 300 000 3 9 0 Cincinnati .... 000 100 000 1 7 0 Jones 7-7 and Landrith. Law rence. Acker 4, Jeff coat 8 and Bailey. Loser Lawrence 6-7. Philadelphia 000 000 000 0 4 1 Los Angeles 100 101 03x 6 14 0 Simmons, Hearn 8. Cardwell 8 and Sawatski. Podres 10-8 Pigna tano. Loser Simmons 6-10. Pittsburgh 000 001 2003 10 0 San Fran 500 200 OOx 7 11 0 Friend, Blackburn 1. Smith 5, Gross 7, Porterfield 8 and Foiles, Kravitz 5. Giel, Gomez 7 and V. Thomas. Winner Giel 2-3. Loser Friend 11-11. HRs Davenport, Stuart. MedforivWtribune - SFCDIKTS Dairy Maids Grab 2 of 3 Encounters Memorial Stadium, Camp White Rogue Valley Dairy Maids won two out of three games and Eugene McCulIoch Chain Saw two of four in Sat urday and Sunday women's softball doubleheaders here. The Maids nicked Eugene 5 to 4 and 1 to 0 Sunday after noon after bowing to the Wil lamette valley nine. 9 to 7, on Saturday evening. Eugene took the opener of a night twinbill, 5 to 4, over Klamath Falls Basinettes. Klamath fill ed in for Alameda, Calif., which did not make its sched uled trip. Rogue Valley goes back into action against a ladies' rival by meeting the Rose burg Lumberjills at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Camp White. Eugene's Chain Saw gang recorded come - from - behind victories on both Saturday night occasions. The McCul- Grass Courts Tourney Starts Haverford, Pa. (UPD The American grass court tennis season officially got under way today with top U.S. and foreign stars competing in the opening rounds of the 59th annual Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis tourney at Merion Cricket club. Althea Gibson, top woman player in the world, and U.S. men's champion Mai Ander son led the 128 entries into the week-long tourney. Six of the 10 ranking U.S. wom en players also were entered. Huskies Defeat Soviet Rowers Moscow (UPD Even their Russian hosts agreed today that superior training enabled the University of Washington eight-oared crew to even its score with the Leningrad Trud club in their historic meeting on the choppy waters of the Khimi reservoir. "The Washington boys were in their best form as a result of a week's practice on the reservoir," losing Coach B. Brechko conceded after the Huskies glided home almost two lengths ahead of the Len ingrad oarsmen Saturday. DUCKSTER LEADS Astoria (UPD Ralph Dich- ter of Astoria Sunday led qualifiers in the men's under 50 division of the Oregon Coast tournament. Dichter fired a two-under-par 70. Three golfers were runner up for medalist honors. Bruce Titus Jr., Portland Golf club; Chuck Hunter, Tacoma; and Phil Underwood all carded 72's. Senior men and women qualify Monday. IPPH HIT PI AU TH IkP.Q 229 NORTH RIVERSIDE loch crew knotted up the op ening contest at 4-each with a marker in the seventh inning and pushed over the winning tally in the top of the extra eighth frame. Against the Dairy Maids in the finisher, Eugene trailed 3 to 7 after five panels but capitalized on Rogue Valley erraticness for three runs each in the sixth and seventh cantos. Knight's Single Wins Sharon Knight singled home the winning run against the KF Basmettes. Pat Jen sen had drawn a base on balls and advanced to third on sue cessive sacrifices by Darla Logan and Wanda Conner. The tying counter in the sev enth was on a walk to Knight, sacrifice by McKay and sin gle by Margaret Du Puis. For the winning and tying runs in -the seventh against the Dairy Maids, Eugene util ized two bases on balls, three errors, a ground out and sin gles by Carolyn Jones and Conner. The three tallies in the sixth for the visitors re sulted from two walks, two errors, a squeeze sacrifice by Jensen, three wild pitches and a stolen base. Chain Saw swatted six safe ties off Barron over seven stanzas while the Maids hit Du Puis for seven over the six frames she pitched. Tullock Four Safeties Knight had three hits against Klamath Falls. Tul lock had four safe blows for the evening, Du Puis three and Jones two. Bigham and Wall had two hits each for Rogue Valley and Edwards two for Klamath Falls. Wall tripled. SATURDAY L1NESCORES: Eugene 200 100 11 5 10 1 Klam. Falls .... 030 010 00 4 4 5 Logan and McKay; Adreon and Chase. Eugene 000 123 3 9 6 4 Dairy Maids 002 230 0 7 7 5 Du Puis, Logan .(7) and McKay; Barron and Main. SUNDAY LINESCORES: Eugene 000 400 0 4 6 6 uairy Maids .... 000 023 x 5 5 3 Logan and McKay: Callashan and Main. Eugene ... 000 00 0 1 1 Dairy Maids 100 Ox 1 1 0 Du Puis and McKay: Barron and Main. Grelle Smashes Yankee Record New York (UPD University of pregon's crack distance ace, Jim Grelle, broke ..the American record for the three quarter mile run Saturday in a handicap meet in Downing stadium. Grelle knocked nearly a full second off the recognized mark in dashing the distance in 2:57.5. However, his clock ing will not be recognized since the race was a handicap event. Are You Ready ...Read JMs We Are Cheney Studs Wrap Up Slate With Win The Central Point Cheney Studs snapped a long losing streak Saturday night by turning back Prineville here 3-1 in an American Legion junior baseball game. Pitcher Al McKinnis per mitted four hits and struck out 10 while going the dis tance for the winners. Jerry Riley, the losing pitcher gave up three hits and struck out six. McKinnis . retired the side in order in the top of the first inning, and Riley came back to put down the Studs in order after he had walked lead-off batter Harley Dick erson. In the top of the second Mc Kinnis found himself in the only serious situation he faced during the contest. With one out, Jerry Cole picked up a single for the vis itors, and then stole second. Next up Bill Gittings was then walked. Cole and Git tings each advanced a base on a passed ball, and then Mc Kinnis walked Tom Nichols to load the bases. ' Retire Side McKinnis proved he was up to the situation, however, by Oregon Stars Fly To Russia . New York (UPD Fifty-four of the nation's leading . track and field stars 16 of them women were en route to Moscow today for a State de partment sponsored dual meet with Russia's top athletes. New York (UPD Three of Oregon's top male track stars and a co-ed left New York" aboard a chartered air liner Sunday night for Moscow and a dual meetwith Russia's top athletes. Jim Grelle, Dave Edstrom, Grelle's teammate on the Uni versity of Oregon track squad, and Lt. Bill Dellinger of the IT. S. Air Force and a former Duck trackster, will compete against the pick of the Russian track world July 27 and 28. The woman, Sharon Shep herd, a junior at Linfield col lege, will toss the shot for the American women's squad. Bartzen Takes Tennis Crown Chicago (UPD Bernard (Tut) Bartzen, Dallas, Tex., newly-crowned National Clay courts tennis champion, said today he was "lucky to win" his title struggle with Sam Giammalva. The second-seeded Bartzen Sunday beat the 23-year-old Giammalva, a senior at the University of Houston, 3-6, 7-5, 6-2, to capture the Clay championship for the second time in four years. Earlier Mrs. Dorothy Knode of Forest Hills, N.Y., van quished Karol Fageros, beau tous Miami, Fla., star 6-3, 6-8, 6-2 to take the women's title. Paying Cash for Old Tires . . . Sell Us Your D?n j F I I Lk Trouble on the road means loss of time and money Truck Tires. All sizes and types of tread in stock. It Take advantage of our low sale prices, effect. You'll save time, trouble and TRE getting the next batter to fly out to third baseman John Anhorn, and then striking out the next man to retire the side. The Studs picked up what proved to be the winning run of the game in their half of the second. With one out John Anhorn reached first on an error and stole second. Then with two out Phil" Tucker walked, and Anhorn and Tucker scored on errors. The visitors came back in the fourth to make their bid when lead off batter Jerry Cole smashed a double, his second hit of the evening. Gittings then hit a single, and Cole scored on ari error as Gittings advanced to second. McKinnis then retired the side without further incident. Scoring Ends . In the bottom of the fourth Central Point came back with another run to end the scor ing of the game. With one out, McKinnis and Tucker hit back to back singles. Gary Johnson then reached first on a fielder's choice and with the help of an error the local club loaded the bases. Dickerson followed with a sacrifice fly which scored McKinnis stand ing up. McKinnis picked up his second single for the evening in the sixth inning but there were no more serious scoring threats from either side. The victory wound up the season for the Studs who have been sponsored by Myer-Hol-land American Legion Post and Cheney Lumber com pany. The team . has been managed by Bill Ashwith and coached by Bill Piche. LINESCORE: Prineville 000 100 0 1 4 5 Central Point .. 020 100 x 3 3 3 Riley and Hamman; McKinnis and Tucker. Toronto Booms Back Into Race United Press International The Toronto Maple Leafs who just a few days ago were headed downhill, are right back in the heat of the Inter national league pennant race. The Leafs knocked off league - leading Montreal twice Sunday, 7-4 and 2-1, to close within three games of the lead. Toronto had been seven lengths behind last Friday, but narrowed the gap by beating the Royals four straight times over the week end. In other games Sunday, Buffalo defeated Rochester, 11-1, in the nightcap after the Red Wings took the op ener, 5-3; Havana edged Mi ami twice, 3-1 and 2-1; and Columbus squeezed out a 1-0 verdict over Richmond in a single encounter. Portland (UPD The 25th reunion of the 1933 Iron Man football team of Oregon State which tied USC, 0-0, will be held Sept. 27, when the Beav ers open their season against the University of Kansas in Multnomah stadium. I Dependable TRUCK SAVE now in money. PHON E SP 3"-451 m Hitter of 1 WALTERS LEFTY CHAMP. 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