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. 6 MAIL TRIPUyeV Madford. Oreoon, Tuesday, July 29, 19S8 GDodgers Shake Up iTheir team Foster Los Angeles WD The fal tering Los Angeles Dodgers, in past years pennant con tender but nof loormat, to day shook up tlaircter in a move to get owt si the cellar and posle tv Manager Walt AIstgf $. General Hentgare Buzzi Bavaaj ga hint to the whole sale pers(inel Shift earlier in the day in denying an exclu sive United "ress Internation al dispatch from New York. The report, quoting an official authority, said that the Dodger kipper was "out" un less the club changed to win ning ways in "the next 10 days." "We will probably change some horses (players) before Phoenix Jerhcd Out Qf lead Unid lrs International The "Sacramento Soloni reached up from the depths of the Pacific Coast league Mon day nifht and jerked the Igiojnflif Giants right out of fire mc. O ejolons came from be- U tit ftve runs in the rtning to edge the pow 4Voraiona team, 7-6, there by itetping Vancouver to mK into the league lead on f$ ftyength of an 8-5 victory CHi VKant. tarn T'go remained just twf Jas kahind the Moun ties by ninf Portland, 4-1, in th only othr game sched uled. Tte same teams meet again tonight as Salt Lake City ojns ts series with Seattle. . Phoenix looked like it was headed for another victory as tje Giants scored two runs in the first inning, two in the second and two more in the iojrth. But the Solons took ver the lead in the fifth and there was no more scoring. Vancouver scored two runs off Spokane pitching in the first inning and never gave up the lead. Joe Frazier smashed out a towering hom er for the vinners In the fourth inning. fean DiagOgS power was re sponsible fo nailing Portland with its fifth straight loss. Dave Pope poled a two-run homer 15 feet over the cen terfield wall in the first in ning, tnd Ired Hatfield hit a home in ahe seventh with a mate on. PojtltnS scored its only run indt&e ninth when Dave Mel lon got hi second double of the game nd scored on Frank Keller Single to left. CJ Sumps Prospect Prcajpdtv Cave Junction ' fentinuei its bid for a play off berth i the Rogue Valley basebifl league by dumping Prospect 11 to 9 here Sunday. The win left Ctve Junction one-haft im$ behind league leading Jiddla and dropped last place Prospect four games off the xiace., ' Cave Junction jumped into a 2-0 lead in the first inning, added another ' one in the third, two more in the fourth, another run in the seventh, three in the eighth and a final tally in the ninth inning. Pros pect accumulated two runs in the sixth frame and added three more on the last inning. . Dan Slana&er was the win ning pitcher, giving up 12 hits, while Bob Larson was charged with the loss, allow ing nine hits. the team returns, but there's not a thought of changing our manager," Bavasi said. - W-33 WHO WAS SHORTEST MJSS AMERICA? Aargaret Qorrnan, 16, blonde. 1.1 - i . i r- viuoybj winner or tne Tirt. (Miss Ameria contest in 192'. Atlantic City, was the short jest... 5 fCt 1 inch. The 16-jVear-old winner also sported the smallest bust,30 inches, end -the most. lender hips, 52 inches. TOP THIS! To my reader submitting contrary proof. Tip Brady will send a signed, wallet-sized diploma. Write to: REAT THIS, pn this iuiium. Rv K7S Sausalito. Calit Enclose self -addressed. letampea envelope. - l l l Tj ami tmtmmj He wasted little time. He got Alston on the phone in St. Paul, where the Dodgers stop ped off for an exhibition game with farm club St. Paul, and came up with the following checker moves: The voluntary retirement of relief hurler Ed Roebuck, who has been nursing an ach ing shoulder season-long. "He might be back next season," Bavasi clarified. Optioning of rookie third baseman Dick Gray to St. Paul of the American Associa tion. Optioning of rookie start ing pitcher Bob Giallombardo to Montreal of the Interna tional league. The recall from St. Paul of southpaw Danny McDevitt, who began the season with the Dodgers only to be ship ped down after the first month with a 1-3 record. He brings back a 9-4 mark from Montreal. Purchase of hurler Wer ner (Babe) Birrir from Mon treal, a right-hander with a 12-5 record to date and an im pressive 2.30 earned run aver age. Recall from St. Paul of infielder Bobby Lillis. Earlier in the day Bavasi said the Dodgers had "no plans" to replace Alston with Coach Charley Dressen, Bob by Bragan former Pittsburgh and Cleveland manager and now skipper of the Dodgers' Spokane, Wash., farm club, or Leo Durocher. He did admit talking to Durocher recently about the club, but added: "I'm not embarrassed about it. I consider Leo the most in telligent manager out of base ball." STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. GB New York 64 Boston ... Baltimora Chicago . Kansas City Cleveland . Detroit Washington Monday's Results Dertoit 5. Boston 4 Chicago 6. Washington 5 (nights New York 14. Kansas City 7 (nightt Only games scheduled Tuesday's Probable Pitchers Washington at Chicago, night Kemmerer (518) vs. Donovan (7-10). New York at Kanses City, night Ford (13-4) vs. Terry (6-8). Boston at Detroit, night Sulli van (8-4) vs. Bunning (8-7). Faltimore at Cleveland, night Pappas (7-3) vs. Bell (4-4). Wednesday's Games Washington at Chicago New York at Kansas City, night Boston at Detroit. Only games scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. GB Milwaukee 52 41 .559 San Francisco 53 42 .558 Chicago Cincinnati . 48 49 .495 6 46 48 .489 6'i Pittsburgh 46 48 .489 6', j .484 7 St. Louis 45 48 PhiladelDhia 42 48 .467 8 "2 Los Angeles 43 51 .457 8V2 Monday's Results San Francisco 3, Philadelphia 2 (1st) San Francisco 2, Philadelphia 1 (2nd) Only games scheduled Tuesday's Probable Pitchers St. Louis at Philadelphia, night Jones (8-7) vs. Cardwell (0-0). Los Angeles at Milwaukee, night Drysdale (4-10) vs. Ja,y (6-3). San Francisco at Cincinnati, night Miller (3-5) or Johnson (0-0) vs. Lawrence (6-7). Chicago at Pittsburgh, night Briggs (4-0) vs. Friend (12-11). Wednesday's Games San Francisco at Cincinnati (night) Los Angeles at Milwaukee (night) St. Louis at Philadelphia (night) Chicago at Pittsburgh (night) PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Pet. GB Vancouver Phoenix San Diego Salt Lake Portland Sacramento . SeatUe 64 46 62 45 60 46 .582 .579 .566 2 53 51 .510 8 47 .. 47 .... 47 .439 152 .435 16 .431 16 -i Monday's Results Sacramento 7, Phoenix 6 San Diego 4. Portland 1 Vancouver 8. Spokane 5 Only games scheduled. How The Series Stand: Sacramento 1, Phoenix 0 San Diego 1. Portland 0 Vancouver 1, Spokane 0 Tuesday's Probable Pitchers Phoenix (Marion Fricano, 5-9) at Sacramento (Carl Greene, 5-9,1. Vancouver (Erv Palica. 11-9) at Spokane (Connie Grob. 7-7). Portland (Elmer Singleton. 9-9) at San Diego (Jack Spring. 0-0). Salt Lake City at SeatUe (un announced). NORTHWEST LEAGUE W. L. Pet GB Lewiston ., Yakima ... Tri-City ..... Wentachee . Eugene Salem 18 10 .642 17 11 ,607 17 14 .548 15 14 .517 3i, 14 17 .451 5'2 8 23 .258 11 'i Monday's Results Yakima 4! Salem 3 (10 innings) Today's Schedule Wentachee at Eugene Yakima at Salem Ijewiston at Tri-City Coons Is Co-Medalist Oswego -UPD Dave Coons of Royal Oaks in Portland and Dr. Millard Rosenblatt, Tua latin, won co-medalist honors in the qualifying round of the Oregon Senior Golfers Asso ciation championship tourna ment at the Oswego Lake Country Club Monday. Each fired a one-over-par 60 to lead the field in the 50 to 60 age bracket and the 60 and over group respectively. The tournament first round matches are scheduled for to day. Play continued through Friday. Pet. 32 .667 48 46 .911 19 47 46 .503 15 47 50 .485 17,i 44 49 .473 18 46 52 .469 19 44 5t 463 19i 42 56 .429 23 DISCUSS TOURNEY PLANS Members of an Eagle Point Lions club committee dis cuss women's state Softball tournament plans with Bob Robertson, Albany, direc tor of the Oregon State Softball association. The women's meet is scheduled for Aug. 7, 8, 9 and 10, with first night games at Eagle Point and Memorial stadium, Camp White, and all remaining games at Camp Giants Sweep Twin Bill; Yanks Ahead & 5 Games United Press International Bill Rigney loves kids, es pecially those San Francisco youngsters of his we may surprise the "Old Man" by getting him named the "man ager of the year." "Ain't those kids of mine terrific?" Rigney beamed with obvious pride after they swept a twi-night twin-bill from the Phillies Monday night to move into a virtual first-place tie with Milwaukee only one per centage point off the pace. Rigney, who was down in sixth place 14V4 games off the pace a year ago today, had ample reason to be proud of his young players. Youngsters Do It In the opener, 19-year-old southpaw Mike McCormick beat, the Phils, 3-2, for his eighth victory of the season Giants TraiDing League Leaders By .003. Point Cincinnati, Ohio (UPD The San Francisco Giants, trailing league-leading Milwaukee by only .001 percentage point, open a three-game series to night against the Cincinnati Redlegs. Manager Bill Rigney indi cated that Don Johnson may draw his first starting assign ment for the Giants but Stu Miller and Ramon Monzant are also ready to go to the mound. Whoever draws the pitching chore will have to be sharp to match the performances turned in Monday by Mike McCormick and Ruben Go mez. Both went the distance as the Giants edged Philadel phia twice 3-2 and 2-1. McCormick was as hot as the weather in the first game. He consistently pitched his way out of trouble rapped a single and a double, and scored a run. He came home in the fifth inning ahead of Felipe Alou, who smashed one into the stands. The Giants scored the win ning run in the top of the ninth on an error by ace Philadelphia reliever Dick Farrell who took the defeat. FOOTBALL COACH SEEN AS FUNNY WITNESS . Washington (UPD Coach Duffy Daugherty of Michigan State nosed out Manager Ca sey Stengel of the New York Yankees today as the season's funniest congressional wit ness. Sen. Estes Kefauver (D Tenn.), the chairman and "straight man" of the Senate anti-trust sub-committee, awarded the comedy laurels to Daugherty on the basis of his testimony Monday on a bill to exempt professional sports from anti-trust laws. "You caused us more merri ment than Mr. Stengel," Ke fauver told Daugherty. "I'm afraid I can't claim any of Mr. Stengel's ability, senator," Daugherty replied. Stengel captivated the sub committee, and a large group of spectators earlier this month with his . celebrated ability to talk sideways, like a sand crab runs. Daugherty had a smaller but none the less appreciative audience composed mostly of subcommittee aides, newsmen and Coach Bud Wilkinson of Oklahoma, a fellow witness who led the laughter. Wilkinson was particularly against only two defeats. Then 20-year-old Orlando Cepeda singled home what proved to be the winning run in a 2-1 nightcap triumph. All other National League clubs were idle. The New York Yankees stretched their , American League lead $o 15 games again when they bombarded five Kansas City pitchers for 16 hits in a 14-7 victory. Mickey Mantle slammed his 27th and 28th homers and GU McDougald entered into the spirit of the occasion by rap ping his 9th and 10th home runs. Bob Cerv of the A's also hit two, his 27th and 28th, and Hal Smith belted his third of the season. Rookie Zack Monroe was credited with the victory al though he gave way to Johnny In the second game, Gomez came up with his first victory and first complete game since May 25 but he had to fight for it. Jack Meyer of the Phils took the loss, although he struck out 12 Giants. Gomez allowed the Phils only four hits, while the Gi ants came up with six. Or lando Cepeda had half of San Francisco's hits in the night cap and two in the opener for a total of five in eight trips to the plate. u While the Giants will be trying to continue their win ning ways against the Red legs, they will be hoping for a little support from their fel low Calif ornians from Lo's Angeles. The cellar-dwelling Dodgers are playing at Milwaukee and they hold an 8-4 edge over the league leaders this season. But regardless of how the Braves make out, Rigney has confidence that his boys can hold their own. "They say we haven't the best pitching staff, the best hitting team or the best de fensive club," Rigney said. "But I'll take this bunch of mine until a better one comes along." - amused by Daugherty's' bland suggestion that Michigan State enjoys success on the gridiron because it draws its football players from its regular stu dent body. Realizing that he was sur rounded by skeptics, the squat tousled haired Daugherty fin ally conceded astute recruiting had more to do with produc ing a winning team than as tute coaching. Daugherty was followed in the witness chair by Coach Bowden Wyatt of Tennessee who also was something of a laugh-getter. His best line was fed to him by Kefauver, a Ten nessee alumnus, who asked what kind of team he would have this year. . "Very young and inexper ienced," Wyatt replied. IMPROVEMENTS Stanton, Del. (UPD- Bryan Field, vice president and gen eral manager of Delaware Park, revealed Monday that the course will spend $3, 100,000 on improvements next year and will operate a 50-day meeting from May 29 through July 25. " "" White. Left to right are Stewart Hopper, Lions club secretary, Robertson, Don Geren, past president of the service club, ' and Leroy Regester, incumbent president of Eagle Point Lions. The club is sponsor of the tourney. Eight teams will enter, includ ing the Rogue Valley Dairy Maids. (VA Domiciliary photo). Kucks in the sixth. Dick Tom anek yielded the Yanks' first eight runs and was charged with the loss. Chisox Beat Nats A three -run homer by Sherm Lollar and a key triple by Nellie Fox were the big blows in Chicago's 6-5 victory over Washington. Lollar hit his homer off Tex Clevenger in the fourth to put Chicago ahead, 5-4. The Sena tors tied the score in the fifth, however, and the White Sox pushed across the deciding run in the sixth on Fox's triple and RaytBoone's infield out, Turk Lown, the fourth of Chicago's five pitchers, was credited with the victory while Dick Hyde was the loser. Leo Kiely walked Xharley Maxwell with the bases load ed and two out in the ninth to force in the winning run and give Detroit, a 5-4 triumph over Boston. , Kiely walked in the win ning run after rain had de layed the game for an hour and nine minutes in the ninth. Boston hopped on starter Al Cicqtte.for four runs in the fifth but Al Kaline, who col lected four of Detroit's 11 hits, singled home two runs to tie the score in the seventh. Re liever Bill Fischer gained, his fourth victory. Baltimore and Cleveland were not scheduled. THE LINESCORES: PorUand 000 000 0011 ' 7 San Diego .. 200 000 20x 4 9 Pillette. Garber (8) and Tornay; Alexander ana a. jones. 1-hoenix 220 200 0006 13 Sacramento ..020 050 OOx 7 9 Bowers, McMinn (5), Shipley (5), Jones (8) and Haller; Osenbaugh ana uairympie. , Vancouver ..200 203 1008 12 2 Spokane 000 103 0105 12 2 Hatten, Hughes (6), Cecearelli (9) and White: Milhken, Scott (6), Pat rick (7), George (9) and N. Sherry MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS National League (1st game) San Fran 000 020 001 3 10 Philadelphia 000 110 0002 9 1 McCormick (8-2) and Schmidt. Semproch, Farrell (9) and Hegan. Loser J; arreli (6-4). HK Alou. (2nd game) San Fran 010 001 0002 6 0 PhiladelDhia 000 001 0001 4 O Gomez (6-7) and Thomas. Meyer (1-3) and Sawatski. Only games scheduled. American League Boston 000 040 0004 11 0 Detroit 010 001 201 5 11 Sisler, Wall (6), Fornieles (7), Kiely (9) and White. Cicotte Aguirre (5), Moford (5), Fischer (8), and Lau. winner iiscner (4-6). Loser Kiely .(4-2). New York ....100 533 01114 18 1 Kansas City 200 113 000 7 10 1 Monroe, Kucks (6) and Howard. Tomanek, Gorman (5), Daley (5), Herbert (6). Craddock (7) and Smith. Winner Monroe (2-1). Loser Tomnek (5-5). HRs ManUe 2, Cerv 2, McDougald 2, Smith. Washington . 220 010 0005 12 Chicago ..010 401 OOx 6 12 Constable, Clevenger (2), Hyde (4) and Courtney; Wynn. Quarters (2), Staley (3), Lown (5), Moore (8) and Lollar. Winner Lown (1-2). Loser Hyde (8-3). HH5 rearson, Lollar. Only games scheduled. Tigers Assume Pee Wee Lead Medford Tigers took a half- game lead in the Southern di vision Pee Wee chase of the Southern Oregon Junior Base ball league by thumping Tal ent 28 to 0 yesterday. Only two innings were play ed with the Tigers scoring 17 in the first inning and 11 in the secqnd. Medfordites had 11 hits including a homer by Danny Miles. I BRILL METAL WORKS Commercial Industrial Residential Sheet Metal Work Stainless, Galvanized and Copper Fabrication 2287 West Main PHQNE SP 2-4440 J Johnson Sets World Record Sn EDecathion Moscow (UPD "I just try to do a little better each time." "That's the philosophy that helped Rafer Johnson to be come world decathlon record holder and one of the finest all-around athletes in sports history. Johnson was mobbed by Soviet fans Monday after set ting a world record of 8,302 SPORTS Jim Grelle Rated Tops In Points Moscow (UPD Oregon's four participants in the Russian-United States track meet in Moscow showed that they could stay with Russia's best. Jim Grelle, University of Oregon star from Portland won the 1500 meter run in a time of 3:46.7 to be top indi vidual point maker for the U. S. squad. t Dave Edstrom, University of Oregon's all-around star from Sherwood, finished in third in the Decathlon behind the world record performance of Rafer Johnson of Los An geles. Edstrom won two decath lon events, the HO-meter high hurdles and the 1500 meter run. Lt. Bill Dellinger, former Oregon ace and now with the U. S. air force took second in the five-thousand meter race in a time of 14:28.4 The lone Oregonian on the women's squad, Sharon Shep herd of Linfield college, fin ished fourth in the women's shot-put with a heave of 44 feet, nine and three-eighth inches. Russia edged out the Amer ican squad 172 to 170 in total combined points for men's and women's teams. Bears Edge Up on Lead By United Press International The Yakima Bears edged a little closer to front-running Lewiston in the only game played in the Northwest League Monday night. Yakima edged Salem 4-3 in 10 innings to move to within one game of the leading Broncs. Walt O'Neil hit a solo ho mer over the center field fence in the 10th to give the Bears the victory. Yakima had tied the score at 3-3 " with a three-run outburst in the seventh. . Clair Hickman pitched three ' innings of scoreless re lief ball to take his fourth win in five decisions. Salem star ter Don Schaeff er lost - his fifth against four wins. Looking for sound HFC has made 10 million loans in the past 5 years 10 million loans in 5 years assure you that people have confidence in the service HFC offers. And no wonder! At HFC you get fast, friendly loan service from specially trained folks who under stand your money problems. Service backed by 80 years' experience. At HFC you can borrow up to $1500, in privacy, with repayment terms you select. So for loan service you can trust, call or stop at HFC, America's oldest and largest c6n- sumer finance company. Borrow with confidence from EEC OUSEHOLD FINANCE 128 E. Main St., 2nd Floor PHONE: SPring 35301 decathlon points in the U. S. Russia track meet. They couldn't have picked a better man as the hero of the first dual meet between the two countries. Johnson is more than just a talented athlete. Long before he became a favorite in this capital of the world's largest country, Rafer was a hero to most of ' the 2,500 people of Kingsburg, a little farm town in Southern California's San Joaquin val ley. Kingsburg citizens have been Rafer's biggest rooters since he was a lad in grammar school. This is interesting be cause Rafer's neighbors are nearly all white. He is a Ne gro. He made A-minus grades in high school and was elected president of the student body. Heads Student Body Johnson currently is a sen ior and president of -the stu dent body at UCLA, one of America's great . universities. Rafer went to UCLA on a scholastic not an athletic scholarship. He maintains a close to A-average and plans to be a dentist. Johnson, 22, stands 6-3 and weighs 200 pounds. He also starred in basketball, football and baseball before concen- Sam Baker Rated Top Pro Kicker Portland Sammy Baker, who established all kinds of records at Oregon State col lege but tried only one extra point, has become one of the great stars of professional foot ball through his ability to kick the ball. Baker, who will demon strate this thumping specialty for the Washington Redskins when they play the San Fran cisco 49ers at Multnomah sta dium Saturday night, August 23, tied for the National foot ball league scoring title last year with 77 points. He was second in field goals with 14 in 23 attempts and fourth in punting with a 42.8 average He set a field goal record for the 'Skins with a 49-yarder against the Giants. This proficiency rated Sam a nod on the all-pro team and his first appearance in the Pro Bowl game at Los An geles. Baker was a prep star at Corvallis high. Succeeded Janpwicz He was originally drafted by the Los Angeles Rams but was traded to the Redskins, where he played a rookie sea son in 1953 before army serv ice and a year in the Canadian league. He took over the kicking chores for the Redskins in 1956 when Vic Janowicz was injured and led the league in field goals that year with 17. Baker and another Oregon product, Dick James, will both see action for the Redskins in money 'Help? C.h MONTHLY PAYMENT HANS Yw6 u x 12 6 J btymts poymlt poymls poymls $100 S 5.90 6.72 $10.05 J18.46 m 11.81 13.44 20.09 36.92 300 17.71 20.16 30.14 5o.38 500 28.86 32.97 49.64 91.66 1000 53.89 62.21 95.64 179.56 1500 77 7 90.38 1140.57 266.36. JlOKmWMI . MVP ' ' Ikatwj UUmu metdtni 300'f' Uut port ci tola ' Jf" " txctedtmi HO0, and ISt e oJ Tfmot4. trating on the decathlon. But he is a modest man who prob ably is less impressed with his decathlon prowess than any of his supporters. Rafer was asked once if he believed he could set a decath lon point total no other athlete could surpass. "If I could do anything no one else could do, the decath lon really wouldn't be much, would it?" he replied. Beavers Lose 4-1 Game To Padres San Diego, Calif. (UPD The San Diego Padres troun ced the Portland Beavers Monday night, 4-1, in a Pacific Coast League baseball game. San Diego went ahead over the Beavers when Dave Pope poled his 10th home run of the season with Fred Hatfield on base with a single. Pope blasted the ball 415 feet over the centerfield wall. In the seventh. Pope made a fine catch of Nini lornay s drive to right with two on, robbing him of a double. Hatfield homered in the seventh for the Padres with Rod Graber on base with a single. It was his sixth home run for San Diego. v Portland scored a run In the ninth when Dave Melton got his. second double of the game and scored on Frank Keller's single to left. Alexander won the game 4-1, for his seventh decision. 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