Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 21, 1958, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Textr : O O AO Finsterwald Garners U Toga With 276 Count Br iSO M. VETZRSER UlF Iparte 4Uo Hvertown, Pt- tWI His dad Granted him to be a law yer, but Qpw finsterwald was gls0 todfy h tedded to b igrae jrrofssional golfer. For h won the PGA eham pioijfhip with a pressurized par-bu&ing round in a head to head battle with old Slam min' Sam Snead, and it en ableg him to beat out Billy Casper by two strokes far one of the most coveted title in the business. Iif addition to winning the irst place money of $3,300 raising his money winnings this year to $25,423 and mak ing the total $102,000 during the past four years the tri umph Sunday took Finster wald out of "the bridesmaid class." Broke lha lea "I sure was tired of being a bridesmaid," said the smil ing, good natured 28-year-old pro from Athens, Ohio, after his 31-36-67, three under par, gave him a 276 and a two stroke victory over Billy Cas per in the 40th annual PGA tourney. Snead slipped to third place, four strokes off the pace. It marked Finsterwald's Grants Pass Legion Trips CLM in Pair CTSnts tfass Mock Tori RsoildC the season windup for O Crater Lake Motors by turn ing back the Medford Ameri can Legion junior baseball nine in pth endsoof a twin bill yesterday at Grants Pass, The Climat city club, cap- itaing on Medford's un steadiness, took the league fray 6 to 1 and the non- league second hassle 3 to 2 Medford ended it cam paign with a 8-win, t-loss record nd wa t i for third Johnny Podrct Cottpiof ei Cycle Lot Anles (UPD Johnny Idre, fee southpaw of the Lee Anjf alts Lungers, is a man tf distinction in h National Legfue dy. When Podres shut out the Philadelphia Phillies, 6-0, Sunday jia completed the "cycle." H now has beaten 0va$ rivfl it least once this Itlfit leaders If Vnitti Wrtst International lyr-Cluk G Al R H Pet. fctSsifl. St.L. . II 288 44 104 .361 tfciis. S t. (7 343 69 118 .344 O Drlt. Cki 72 286 35 94 .329 Aibfeum. hU... 85 342 53 111 .325 Yf Ufc Chi. 0 359 63 114 318 AICN LGtS yer-Clu G AS E M Pet. Goodirftn. Chi. 37 223 24 15 .337 Runnels. Bos. .. 82 311 54 104 .334 Power. Cleve. 82 330 57 108 .327 Cerv. K.C. 80 298 51 97 .325 Ku0in, Det 77 301 39 96 -319 oftie ,Nftionl league Thomas. Pi rsStes 26; Banks. Cufcs 26; Walls, Cutaail: Aaron. Braves 20: Cepeda, Gnts 19; toyer. Cardinals 19. American leu Jenaen, Red Sox 27: Mantle. YanKs 24: Siev ers, Stridors 25; Cerv, Athletics jf ; Hftmon, Senators 1. fu. f att ia .tonl league Thomas. Pi- rat 74; Banks. Cubs 73: Cepeda, Giant 90; Anderson, Phils 59; 6pencer. Giants 56. e'J Amwicin league Jensen. Red Sox 83; Cerv, Athletics 65: Sievers. Seators 61; Lemon, Senators 57; ytlzon, ld Sox 56.' Pitcfi., Ktiongl league Spahn. Braves 12-6; Semproch, Phillies 11-6; Pur key, Xedlegs 11-6; Koufax. Dodgers 74: Yorthington, Giants 8-5. O O American league Delock, Red Sox 10-0; Turley. Yankees 14-3: Ford. Yankees 12-4; Sullivan. Red Sox 8-3; Shantz, Yankees 7-3. place in the Area 4 South dis trict standings. Grants Pass was second in the loop. , Mock Ford picked up three runs in the third inning of the opener on two bases on balls, a hit batter, an error and Frank Sprinkle's hit. Three more were in the fourth on singles by Marv Chandler and Jerry Patter son, two errors and a wild pitch. Medford tabulated in the fourth on a double by Wayne Thompson and singles by Bob Quinney and Bob Pond. AH Runt in Third Dick Hayes walked two and struck out three in five- hit pitching for GP and Den nis Barr, chucking for Med ford, yielded just four hits He walked five and whiffed two. Lie Holmes got the oth er hit for Mock and Barr and Ken Durkee eat hit safely for Crater Lake. Grants Pass grabbed all of its runs of the second game in the fifth and final inning and the tussle ended with one out in that canto. The three counters were on a walk, sin gles by Holmes, Rex Benner and Ray Endicott and a groundout by Jerry Patter son. The groundout -but Ben- her across with the winning run. Medford scored twice in the fourth inning on a hit bat ter, safeties by Jim Berry and Ray Konopasek and a miscue. The home club got all four of its hits off Herb Wheeler in the last two frames. Pat McLaughlin heaved the first three innings, walking one and hitting one batter. Whee ler issued one walk. GP toss er Roy Harris gave up four hits and struck out two. He is sued no walks but hit a bat ter. Anderson and Wheeler col lected hits for Medford and Patterson one for Grants Pass. first tournament victory since he won the Tucson Open, Feb ruary, 1957. Finsterwald was "two strokes behind Snead and one stroke behind Casper starting the fourth and final round be fore a crowd of 14,000 which jammed the Llanrech Coun try Club course fof Sunday's final round. Two Strokes Ahead By the time they reached the turn, the good-looking Finsterwald was two strokes in front of Snead, as Sammy bogeyed the eighth and ninth holes. Snead cut that margin to one stroke when Finster wald bogeyed the 11th, but then Snead really went to pieces. He bogeyed the 12th when he three-putted from 45 feet and then double bogeyed the 13th by three-putting again from eight feet. That turned out to be the end of Snead. Meanwhile, Casper made a game run to close the gap, but wasn't quite up to it. His clos ing round 35-35-70 left him at 278. Snead's 35-38-73 gave him a total of 280 and third place money of $2,400. Casper won- $3,500. Jack Burke, with a final round 70, which included an Eagle, finished fourth with 281. SPORTS Net Exhibition At Gold Hill on Tuesday Evening Gold Hill Two young women of the Gold Hill area and several well known ten nis players from Medford and Ashland will participate in tennis exhibitions at Hanby school, Tuesday, July 22, at 7 p.m. The public is invited. Main idea in presenting the event is to create interest in tennis and to give those who are in terested better understanding of the game. Referee will be Richard Joy of Ashland. Tod Tibbutt, Ashland, one of southern Oregon's outstand ing tennis players will dem onstrate different strokes. He will compete in the singles against Howard Dugan, Sams Valley. Others participating in the singles matches that evening will be Janice Newland, Gold Hill, Miss Phylis Boye, Gold Hill. , ' Also playing in singles will be Jerry Kalapus, Medford, No. 1 player for Pacific uni versity, and Bob Gourley, Ashland, No. 1 for Southern Oregon college, in Ashland. Following the singles matches, Joy and Bill Issacs, Medford, No. 2 for SOC, will play doubles. Salt Lake Looms As POL Contender LINESCORES: Medford 000 100 0 1 Grants Pass 003 300 x 6 Barr and Pond; Hayes Huneycutt. Medford Grants Pass McLauehlin. Pond. Berry Longanecker. 000 202 000 033 Wheeler (4) (4); Harris 5 5 4 0 and 4 5 4 5 and and Rental Equipment e 1. Air Compressors Water Pumps Cement Finishing Machines Electric and Gas Cement Vibrators Roller Water Wagon WITH OPERATOR 2 Grader t Shovel 4 Cranes A feck Hoe Drag Lines $ Trad! wkh Bulldozers, Ripper or Stffyatt 2 Turnapulls 3 m Cvftiife Machine with Mobile $H. ft. Compressor CONCRETE C? Cave Junction Raps Camp Wh iters 9-5 Cave Junction Cave June tion Outlaws bolstered their hold on second spot in the Rogue Valley league baseball GIANTS TO TRAIN Salem (UPD Opening drills for the New York Giants football team will be held Thursday for rookies and reg ular sessions will begin July 29, club officials reported Saturday. The training period will be held on the Willam ette University campus, the National Football league bosses announced. STANDINGS PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pet. Vancouver 57 41 San Diego 56 41 Phoenix 56 43 Salt Lake 50 43 Portland 44 47 Spokane 42 55 Sacramento 39 56 SeatUe 41 59 ,582 .577 .566 .538 .484 .433 .411 .410 GB 1 4',i 9 14 V, 16 16 'j Sunday's Results Portland 9. Seattle 4 (1st) Portland 4. Seattle 3 (2nd) Salt Lake 8. San Dieeo 5 (1st) Salt Lake 19. San Diego S (2nd) Vancouver 4. .pnoenix 0 Sacramento 6, Spokane 5 How The Series Ended PorUand 5, Seattle 2 Vancouver 5, Phoenix 1 Sacramento 4. Spokane 2 Salt Lake 5. San Diego 2 NATIONAL LEAGUE W I, San . Francisco 50 38 Milwaukee 48 37 Chicago 46 44 St. Louis 41 43 Philadelphia 39 44 Pittsburgh 41 47 Los Angeles 41 47 Cincinnati 40 46 Pet. .568 .565 .511 .488 .470 .466 .466 .465 GB l: 5" 7 8',; 9 9 9 Sunday's Results St. Louis 3, Cincinnati 1 Milwaukee 4, Chicago 2 Los Angeles 6, Philadelphia 0 San Francisco 7, Pittsburgh 3 Tuesday's Gaines Chicago at Cincinnati (Nieht) Los Angeles at Pittsburgh (Night) St. Louis at Milwaukee (Night) San Fran, at Philadelphia (Night) AMERICAN LEAGUE W L New York 58 Boston 47 Baltimore 43 Detroit 42 Chicago 43 Kansas City .. 41 Cleveland 41 Washington 38 Pct. .659 .534 .494 .483 .478 .471 .456 .427 GB 11 14 ,i 15',, 16 16 ','1 18 2 (Hi Sunday's Results Baltimore 3. Cleve. 3 (10 innings) Chicago 4. Washington 2 (1st) Washington 5. Chicago 4 (2nd) Detroit 3. Boston 0 (1st) Boston 5. Detroit 2 (2nd) New York 3. Kansas City 1 (1st, 10 innings) New York 8, Kansas City 0 (2nd) Tuesday's Games -Washington at Cleveland (Night) Baltimore at Chicago (Night 1 New York at Detroit (Night) Boston at Kansas City (Night) NORTHWEST LEAGUE W 14 13 Yakima Lewiston Tri-City Eugene .. Wenatchee Salem L Pet. GB 6 .700 8 .619 l'i 2 14 10 .583 11 13 .458 10 12 .454 S 18 ..247 10 i 6 Saturday's Results Yakima 3, Eugene 1 Lewiston 5, Wenatchee 1 Tri-City 3, Salem 2 (1st) Tri-City 3, Salem 0 (2nd) Sunday's Results Yakima 6, Eugene 2 (1st) Yakima 7, Eugene 3 (2nd) Wenatchee 10. Lewiston 2 (1st) Lewiston 2, Wenatchee 0 (2nd) Tri-City 6. Salem 1 Daily's U-Drive Medford Airport chase on Sunday by outslug ging Camp White here 9 to 5. Larry and Ron Maurer spur red the 13-hit attack for Cave Junction. Larry had three hits in four times up, one a triple, and Ron lashed a three run home run in the seyenth inning. Mayburn Campbell helped the Outlaw cause with two" for four, and John Eggink had three for five. Smith Homers Bob Smith smacked a solo home run for Camp White, blasting the first pitch off re liever Wayne Saffer in the sixth inning. He also had four for five for the Whitefs. Wayne Allen slammed two for four and Vern Parent a triple. Gary Hueners pitched 2 and 23 innings of effective relief for Camp White, giving up no hits, but the damage al ready was done. Whiter catcher Pete Hale was ejected in the ninth inning as result of a beef with the umpire. Camp White will battle the Rogue Valley All-Stars af Memorial field, Camp White, on Wednesday night. The club will be made up of ex-Cheney Studs semi-pros and college players. Camp White 100 002 0015 9 2 Cave June. .. 103 200 30x 9 13 1 Eggers. G. Hueners (7) and Hale; L. Saffer, W. Saffer (6) and R. Maurer. By GENE BRYANT United Press International The already scrambled Pa cifis Coast league pennant race had a new contender for first place today Salt Lake City. The free-swinging Bees, who have been holding down fourth place for more than a month, swept a doubleheader from San Diego Sunday to drop the Padres out of first and move to within 4Vi games of the top spot themselves Aided by five San Diego er rors, the Bees coasted to an 8-5 victory in the seven-in ning opener, then came up with a 21-hit 'assault in the finale to win going away, 19-5. The sweep gave Salt Lake the series, five games to two, and dropped San Diego into second place, a half game in back of Vancouver. j Mounties Take Over The Mounties closed out a highly successful week at Phoenix with a 4-0 victory. George Bamberger scattered eight singles to pick up his fourth shutout and ninth win of the year" and give Vancou ver the series, five games to one. A crowd of 5,785 swelled the week's total to 40,008 an all-time record for a PCL series in the British Colum bia' city. Sacramento defeated Spo kane, 6-4, and Portland dump ed Seattle twice, 9-4, and 4-3, in other games. Salt Lake battered losing pitcher Bud Podbielan, who went all the way, in what must have been the pitchers' nightmare of the year, for 14 runs in the second inning, three in the sixth and two more in the seventh. The 14 run second frame was two shy of the all-time PCL mark set by the old Salt Lake Bees against Vernon in 1923. . The Bees pounded out 13 hits in the big inning, includ ing a home run, two triples and three doubles, as the Utah club batted around twice. Dick Barone and Joe Christ opher both homered for the winners. Bamberger Breezes Only three Phoenix base runners got as far as second base against Bamberger. The Mounties, although held to only five hits by three Giant Stearns Gains Portland Title Portland (UPD Dick Stearns, Eastmoreland, and Elaine Porritt, Eugene, won their way to the champion ships in the men's and wom en's division of the Portland city golf championships at Eastmoreland Saturday. Stearns defeated Tom Lilje- holm, Rose City, 4 and 3, and Miss Porritt whipped Mrs Ray Scott, Rose City, 4 and 3, to garner the crown. It was the first city title for both of them. ; . Going places this summer 9 HFC vacation money service is for you If you need extra money to help make your pacation a success, do as thousands of other people do: bor row from HFC. At Household Finance you do busi ness with specialists in vacation money needs people who can give you one day service on a loan up to $1500. At HFC your business is conducted in privacy, and you select repayment terms that suit you best. So phone, or come in today to Household, America's oldest and largest con sumer finance com pany. Borrow confidently from HFC Co.h MONTHLY PAYMENT HANS Y..6 u jo 12 6 J paymh paymts pmts pfnih $100 S 5.90 $ 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 1140.57 P66.36 HmaehoU s chart is the monthly rot of 3 tm thai fnrt af a balance not txcxtdinr $300. 2 o that part of a balance in txeess of $300 ont net tzcttdtnt $500. ani 1 on any remainder. " OUSEHOLD FINANCE 128 E. Main St., 2nd Floor PHONE: SPring 3-5301 pitchers, scored a run in the first inning on two walks and a double. They added two more jn the third on Joe Fra zier's 11th homer, then clos ed out the scoring with a run in the seventh. Portland's sweep over Seat tle gave the fifth-place Bea vers their third straight series win and moved them to with in -9 V4 games of first place. The Beavers got to three Seat tle hurlers for 13 hits, includ ing home runs by Jack Lit trell and Frank Kellert, to give starter John Buzhardt the win in the first game, then rallied for three runs in the sixth inning of the nightcap to take the series, five games to two. Kellert scored the first Beaver run when he smash ed his second homer of the day in the fourth. Marshall Bridges fanned 11 Spokane batters to run his league-leading strikeout total to 134 while hurling Sacra mento to its fourth victory of the six-game series. The In dians staged a two-run rally in the ninth, but relief pitch er Bob Ross got the sid out with the tying runs ou sec ond and third. The Solons scored what proved to be the winning run in the sixth when Jim Greengrass came home on Ray Webster's triple. Women's Golf The Rogue Valley Country club lady golfers play for Thursday, July 24, will be "specs." Competition for Thursday, July 17, was fourth action on the Rogue Valley women's trophy. A group saw a tie be tween Mrs. C. B. Collins and Mrs. E. W. Sickels. B group was won by Mrs. W. O. Black ledge. C' group winner was Mrs. Frank ,Benesh and D group victor was Mrs. Byron Douglas. Nine - hole ' winner was Mrsl Richard Schwahn. The second round matches for the club championship tournament must be played between July 22 and July 29. The final. Willamette Valley-Southern Oregon tourna ment will be played at the Rogue Valley club on Aug. 14. Ladies are asked to sign up early. Women who wish to be paired for Thursday, July 24, are to call Mrs. W. O. Black ledge, SP 2-5990. Thursday Pairings ' Mrs. Dick Finch, Mrs. Warren Lesseg, Mrs. Rose Jane Bunch; Mrs. T. A. Culbertson Jr., Mrs. Frank Tamney. Mrs. E. W. Sickels; Mrs. Noble Vincent, Mrs. Robert Lock wood. Miss Parri Stacey; Mrs. Rob ert Templeton, Mrs. William J. Miller, Mrs. Ed W. Stevens; Mrs. Jack Mitchell. Mrs. Mahr Reymers, Mrs. L. Paul Walker; Mrs. Ray Frisbie, Mrs. Bernard Nutting, Mrs. William H. Clark; Mrs. D. M. Lam bert, Mrs. Fred Conrad, Mrs. Rob ert Hart; Mrs. William Ruffner, Mrs. Parker Woods. Mrs. Hl S. El bert;. Mrs. Ed Milne, Mrs. Ken neth Teeter, Mrs. John Day; Mrs. L. R. Smith. Mrs. M. Donald Mc Geary, Mrs. T. J. Harnsberger; Mrs. Richard Hogan, Mrs. Floyd Somers, Mrs. J. W. Barnard: Mrs. C. H. Barrell, Mrs. Ira Smith, Mrs. Alton MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Monday, July 21, 19SS f Hart: Mrs. C. E. Cordon, Mrs. R. B. Knight. Mrs. Edwin Radzweit; Mrs. W. L. Stark, Mrs. Lawrence Buono core, Mrs. Frank Benesh; Mrs. Wayne Safley. - Mrs. Robert De Lorme, Mrs. Benton Smith; Mrs. R. E. Heysell. Mrs. B. D. Mitchell. Mrs. Jerry Olson; Mrs. Richard Rementeria, Mrs. Ralph Barclay, Mrs. L. T. Anderson: Mrs. Glen Jones, Mrs. Joseph Moore, Mrs. W. C. Knope; Mrs. Lou McLaugh lin, Mrs. Robert Morris, Mrs. Jack Six: Mrs. Reese Alexander, Mrs. E. C. Hall, Mrs. Byron Douglas. Nine Hole Mrs. Arthur Wood, Mrs. Meyers Jones. Mrs. Richard Swan; Mrs. George Lewis. Mrs. Charles Mad sen, Mrs. Ralph Anderson; Mrs. Ed Kliever, Mrs. Royal Bebb, Mrs. Howard Scrogins; Mrs. Howard Gil mer, Mrs. Paul Haviland, Mrs. Tom Polk; Mrs. Richard Alley, Mrs. Ralph Marlatt, Mrs. James Nistler; Mrs. Richard Schwan, Mrs. Paul Lea, Mrs. David Lowry; Mrs. G. W. Adlfinger, Mrs. Jerry Laus man, Mrs. Galen Sanner; Mrs. John Ripley, Mrs. Earl Nelson, Mrs. John Raapke; Mrs. Robert Taylor. Mrs. Vincent Nicoletti, Mrs. William Deatherage; Mrs. Vern Watrud, Mrs. Robert E. Mclntyre. Mrs. Tom Realties; Mrs. John Bunker. Mn, Ray Wise. Mrs. Al Williams! Mrs. Sam Harbison, Mrs. Tom McFad den. Mrs. S. D. Mullin; Mrs. Verna Bacon, Mrs. W. H. Pyle, Mrs. Gor don Taylor: Mrs. William Walker. Mrs. James Dunlevy, Mrs. John Weisel. Windshields Tell your insurance agent Selby's will install your wind shield while you rest in a comfortable waiting r o o m. Cokes are on the house. Phone SP 3-3613 GLASS CO. 303 North Bartlett SELBY CRATER LAKE MOTORS' I A V 1 mm SAVE $250 on English Fords! 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