MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Tuesday, August S, 1958
Upstart Pirates Mali Braves
4-3 on M&nth Dnning Momer
United Pres International
Those upstart Pittsburgh Pi
rates have "braked" the Mil
waukee Braves' threatened
runaway and there may yet
be a pennant race in the Na
' tional league.
The Pirates, battling to fin
ish in the first division for the
first time since 1948, snapped
the Braves' six-game winning
streak, 4-3, Monday night on
a ninth-inning homer by Ro
berto Clemente. The San
Francisco Giants, who beat
the Chicago Cubs, 6-4, in an
afternoon game, thus moved
within four games of the
Braves and the Pirates moved
up to within six of the world
champions.
And so, all the talk of a
Milwaukee runaway that
started after the Braves' four
game weekend sweep of the
Giants, is quieted. The Braves
may go on to win another pen.
nant but their opposition
hasn't fciven up ye.t
Best In the Majors
The ! Pirates, now three
games ahead of the fourth
place Cubs, have won four
straight games and 17 of 26, a
.654 pace since July 4 when
they were in seventh place.
For the last week or so,
they've been getting the best
pitching in either league
they had a string of 34 con
secutive scoreless innings
when the Braves scored in the
third inning Monday night
and they're getting long-ball
punch from such relatively
under -publicized players as
Clemente, Bob Skinner and
Dick Stuart.
Skinner drove in the Pi
rates first three runs Monday
night with a two-run single
in the first inning and an in
field out in the fifth. That pro
duced a 3-3 tie that stood
until Clemente's ninth -jn-ning
fiomer gave rookie Curt
Kaydon his fifth win and
Barlow Chief of Judges
For Regional Water Ski
Meet at Gardener Lake
William Barlow Sr., Pied
mont, Calif., president of the
Pacific Coast council of the
American Water Ski associa
tion will be chief judge for
the Western Regional champ
ionships of the ASWA at Gar
dener lake.
Other principal judges for
the meet Thursday,, Friday
and Saturday, Aug., 8, 9 and
10 will be Floyd Vance, Sac
ramento, Calif., Rod Samp
son, Seattle, Wash.; Mrs. Ai
leen Williams, Long Beach,
Calif, and Archie Van Wyk,
Stockton, Calif.
Crater Lions club and Gar
dener Lake Water Ski club
are conducting the tourney on
the small private lake north
east of Medford.
Slalom, trick riding and
jumping events in men's, wo
men's veterans, junior boys,
junior girls and pee wee class
es are scheduled during the
three days with those getting
through fifth places in each
event eligible to enter the na
tional tourney.
Exhibitions Scheduled
There will be three full
days of competition with
Golf Meet
Announced
Seventh annual Ashland city
golf championsh tournament
scheduled for Aug. 16 and 17
has been changed from match
play to a 36 hole medal tour
nament, officials at Oak Knoll
public golf club said today.
Prizes will be awarded for
low net and low gross. En
tries will be accepted until
noon, Aug. 15. Bill Tallis,
Hilts, Calif., will be present
to defend his crown, tourna
ment officials said.
Camp White Not
To Play Tonight
The Camp White-Prospect
baseball gam will not be
played tonight. Bob Smith,
manager of the Camp White
nine has announced. It had
been rumored earlier that
the game might be played.
Smith also said that the
Rogue Valley All Stars will
play Drain at the latter's
field Friday night in place
of the Camp White club.
199 Now Entered
For Women's Golf
New York (CPD A field of
199 has been entered for the
Women's National Amateur
golf championship at the Wee
Burn Country Club, Darien,
Conn., Aug. 18-23, the U.S.
Golf Association announced
today.
Juan Pizarro his first loss
since returning from Wichita.
Mays Finally Homers
Raydon, who yielded to a
pinch-hitter in the ninth, gave
up eight hits and struck out
four batters. Elroy Face, the
Pirates 155-pound relief work
horse, pitched a perfect ninth.
Willie Mays showed signs
of going off on another "tear"
when he hit a homer, double
and single and stole a base to
spark the Giants' eight-hit at
tack. The homer was Willie's
17th and first since July,2. He
doubled in the fifth, stole
thiijd and scored on Bob
acnmiai s single to DreaK a
4-4 tie.
Ex-Minnesota football star
Paul Giel received credit for
his third win although 41-year-old
Marv Grissom came
in to stop a Chicago threat in
the ninth.
Yanks Widen Lead .
Rookie Gene Green hit his
eighth homer of the year in
the sixth inning to give the
St. Louis Cardinals a 3-2 vic
tory over the Los Angeles
Dodgers and the New York
Yankees increased their Amer.
ican league lead to 16 games
with a 9-4 win over the Balti
more Orioles in the only other
major league activity.
Larry Jackson, one of the
Cardinals' "hot-and-cold pitch
ers," pitched a five-hitter and
struck out 12 as the Redbirds
ended their seven-game losing
streak.
Ryne Duren, making his
first appearance since he was
hit by one of Paul Foytack's
pitches 11 days ago, no-hitted
the Orioles for the last three
innings to preserve Don Lar-
sen's eighth victory. Homers
by Bill Skowron and Mickey
Mantle sparked the Yankees'
12-hit attack.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
San Francisco-121 010 010 6 8 1
Chicago 004 000 000 4 9 1
McCormick, Giel (3), Grissom (9)
events Beginning at 9 a.m.
each day. In addition to the
regular rivalry, exhibitions
are slated whenever time per
mits. There will be barefoot
skiing (in which no skis are
used) at 35 miles per hour, a
demonstration of speed ski
ing at 65 miles per hour and
clown acts.
A full day of activity also
is planned for skiers on
Thursday. There will be prac
tice runs and some skiers will
be attempting to qualify in
order to enter the meet. An
expert, rating is required for
the men's division and a first
class ranking for the other
divisions.
A number of skiers inquir
ing about the meet have
found that they are not quali
fied under the tough ASWA
standards. Some have at
tempted to meet the required
ratings and have been unable.
Meet entries at last report
numbered more than 40 and
the total final entry list is now
expected to be between 60
and 70. Some of the out
standing skiers of the West
will participate. Eleven west
ern states are in the region
and participants are expected
from as far away as Denver,
Colo.
Tickets on Sale
Gardener lake, about a 15
mile drive from Medford is
a relatively new body of
water but its small size and
calm waters make it an ideal
ski tourney site.
The lake is on Yankee
creek, a tributary of Antelope
creek. It is filled with winter
waste water from about seven
square miles of watershed. On
the farm of the Victor Gar
dener family, the lake was
built for irrigation. Its recre
ational features are incident
al. When full the lake has a
55-acre surface and a depth
of 50 feet with 1200-acre feet
capacity. Earth moving for
the reservoir was done in
1951 and the dam fill requir
ed 160,000 yards of earth.
Tickets for the water ski
meet are on sale at Purucker
Piano house, Barker's Men's
store and Lamport's Sporting
Goods store. Crater Lions also
are printing a souvenir pro
gram and proceeds will go to
the Junior Service league
hard of hearing kindergarten.
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Pittsburgh 200 010 001 4 8 1
Milwaukee 001 200 000 3 8 1
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New York ....000 021 4119 12 1
Baltimore .... 300 000 001 4 4 0
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(A) Washington
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At Cleveland
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Cincinnati
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Colavito (5) and Ferrarese (6). Mar
tin (10). Mossi (13p and Porter.
W i n n e r Mossi. HRs Robinson,
Held, Doby.
STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L. Pet. GB
Milwaukee 58 43 .574
San Francisco 55 48 .534 4
Pittsburgh 52 49 .515 6
Chicago 51 54 ' .486 9
Cincinnati 49 52 .485 9
Philadelphia 47 51 .480 9,i
St. Louis 47 54 .465 11
Los Angeles.- 47 55 .461 11' i
Monday's Results
San Francisco 6. Chicago 4
Pittsburgh 4. Milwaukee 3 (night)
St. Louis 3. Loe Angeles 2 (night)
Only games scheduled
Tuesday's Probable Pitchers
Philadelphia at Cincinnati (night)
San ford (7-11) vs. Newcombe (2-10)
Pittsburgh at Milwaukee (night)
Kline (11-9) vs. Burdette (10-8).
Los Angeles at St. Louis Mc-
Devitt (1-3) vs. Muffett (3-3).
San Francisco at Chicago Miller
(3-6) vs. Hiiiman u-3).
Wednesday's Games
Pittsburgh at Milwaukee (night)
Philadelphia at Cincinnati (night)
Los Angeles at Chicago
San Francisco at St. Louis (night)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L.
Pet. GB
.654
.500 16
.495 16 i
.490 17
.486 17i2
.470 19
.470 19
.433 23
New York
68
51
51
50
51
47
47
45
36
Boston
51
52
52
54
53
53
49
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland -
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Monday's Results
New York 9, Baltimore 4 (night)
Only games scheduled
Tuesday's Probable Pitchers ,
Chicago at Kansas City, night
Wilson (7-9) vs. Davis (0-2).
Cleveland at Detroit, night Mc-
Lish (10-6) vs. Susce (3-0).
New York at Baltimore (night)
Turley (16-4) vs. Johnson (3-6).
Washington at Boston (night)
Pascual (6-5) vs. Monbouquette
(0-2).
Wednesday's 4bmes
Chicago at Kansas City, night
Cleveland at Detroit
New York at Baltimore (night)
Washington at Boston
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W. L. Pet. GB
Phoenix ' 67 48 .583
Vancouver 68 49 .581
San Diego 64 50 .061 2;i
Salt Lake City 57 56 .504 9
Portland 51 60 .459 14
Spokane 52 63 .452 15
Sacramento 50 66 .431 17
Seattle 50 67 .427 18
Monday's Results
Sacramento 4, Phoenix 2
Portland 7, San Diego 3
Salt Lake 14. SeatUe 4
Spokane 4, Vancouver 3
How The Series Stand
Sacramento 1. Phoenix 0
Portland' 1, San Diego 0
Salt Lake 1, Seattle 0
Spokane 1, Vancouver 0
Tuesday's Probable Pitchers
Sacramento (Marshall Bridges,
(12-9) at Phoenix (Dom Zanni,
(11-8).
San Diego (Bob Alexander, 7-4.
and Pete Wojey, 4-4) at Portland
(Howie Judson,5-4, and Al Lary,
6-6).
Spokane (Larry Sherry, 5-11) at
Vancouver (Art Ceccarelli, 9-4).
Seattle (Max Surkont. 9-7) at
Salt Lake City (Ed p'Brien, 6-9) or
Jack Lamabe (4-5).
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
GB
Yakima
Lewiston ...
Wenatchee .
Tri-City
Eugene
Salem
23 13
.638
23 14
.621
20 17 .544 3,i
19 19 .500 5
19 21 .475 6
9 29 .236 15
Monday's Results
- Lewiston 10, Eugene t
Only Game Scheduled
Today's Schedule
Eugene at Lewiston
Salem at Yakima
Tri-City at Wenatchee
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KENNEL CLUB SHOW SOON Ch. Merrie Oak's Knight of
Folly, owned by Mr. and Mrs. George Stacey, East Fairview
dr., will be one of the Medford champions entered in the
Southern Oregon Kennel club's annual dog show and obedi
ence trial. The event is scheduled for Sunday, Aug. 31, at
the Medford High school stadium. Plans are being completed.
Owners of registered dogs, who feel that they have a good
representative of their breeds and wish to enter them in the
show, are advised to inquire by Aug 12 concerning entry
blanks. Owners may telephone SPring 2-9333, SPring 2-2209
and KEyslone 5-2243. The tri-colored collie, shown here with
Mrs. Stacey and Judge Virgil Johnson, Savannah, Ga., at
a Salem show, was best of breed in the competition, taking
that honor for the ninth time this season and gaining its
sixth group placing.
MEDF0RDiJ&TRIBUNE
Madras Merchantnet tes
Bring Good Record Into
Oregon Softball Tourney
Madras Merchantnettes will
carry one of the- best season
records into the women's
state softball tournament if
their most recent success com
pares to that submitted along
with other team information
for the event.
The tourney is billed for
Thursday through Sunday,
Aug. 7 through 10, with most
of the contest at Veter
ans Administration domicili
ary Memorial stadium, Camp
White.
At last report Madras had
a "mark for the season of 11
victories against two defeats.
The Merchantnettes, who play
Klamath Falls in their Thurs
day opener, have five play
ers .with .300 batting aver
ages or over. Heading the list
is Mary Croxen, pitcher, at
.340. Wilma Harden, catcher,
has .325, Mary Jane Snapp,
centerfielder, .333, Darthy
Yaw, second base, .305, and
Mary Jo Meade, first base,
.300.
Others Listed
Others on the squad are
Daisy Hodges, third base,
Vivian Rookstool, shortstop
and right field, Carol Lee,
left field and pitcher, Ruth
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Halligan, first base, Frania
Beard, right field, Judy Kiser
left field, Wanda Williams left
field, Irene Van Loo, short
stop, Sue Franklin, right field,
and Lynn Holmes, center
field!
Madras coach is Joe Gann
nir. .
Klamath Falls and Madras
clash at 7:30 p.m. and Eugene
and Astoria at 9 p.m. on the
Eagle "Point high field in
Thursday's first round. Salem
is billed against Irving at 7:30
p.m. and Rogue Valley Dairy
Maids against Hillsboro at
9 p.m. at the Veterans Ad
ministration diamond. All re
maining games of the, double
elimination tourney will be
at the Camp White field.
Eagle Point Lions club is
sponsor of the tournament.
Booster tickets are on sale
at Lamport's Sporting Goods
store. Lions and Dairy Maids
also have the books of tickets.
Joe Matlack, Klamath Falls,
will be umpire-in-chief for the
tournament and other arbiters
will be Pete Cornacchia, Eu
gene, and Darrell Copeland
and Bert Simmons, Eagle
Point. '
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Hunting Archers
Will Contend
Corvallis Hunting archers
from throughout Oregon will
gather Aug. 23 and 24 north
of Corvallis for the annual
Pope-Young Archery meet to
sharpen their aim for the
year's hunting season.
The meet annually held La
bor Day week-end, has been
scheduled a week earlier
than usual because of the
early opening of the-archery
season.
The Corvallis-Benton Bow
men will host the meet on
their field and entrants will
compete in the wand, clout
and Pope-Young animal round
to test their skill. Numerous
prizes will be awarded in each
class and for various age
groups.
Tackle used in this tourney
will be bows and broadhead
arrows of legal weight as pre
scribed by the Game Commis-siof.
BEAVERS HIT HOMERS
TO DEFEAT SAN DIEGO
Portland (UPD Portland
scored all their runs via the
homer route Monday night to
defeat San Diego 7 to 3 in a
Pacific Coast League series
Pacific Coast league series op
ener at Multnomah Stadium
Ed Winceniak led the way
for the Beavers, rapping out
a pair of four-baggers and
driving in five runs.
Dave Melton and George
Freese each got a solo four
master. The Beavers jumped on
Padre loser, Bob Lemon, now
1 and 3, for two runs in the
second inning when Nini Tor
nay doubled and Winceniak
clouted his first home run.
Portland picked up three
more in the third on a single
by Frank Kellert, a walk to
Tornay and Winceniak's sec
ond round-tripper.
San Diego garnered three
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Shrine Gridders
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Portland (UPD Aches,
pains, and foot blisters were
the order of the day after
Monday's opening drills for
both State, and Metropolitan
football squads in preparation
for the 11th annual Shrine
all-star football game on Aug.
16.
RVCC Junior
Golf Slated
Men's club champion golf
at Rogue Valley Country
club has been determined.
Women's and senior men's
tournaments' are in progress
and the junior championships
will be staged on Aug. 18 and
19. While the other competi
tion has been match play, 36
holes of medal action will de
termine junior winners in
girls, pee wees, boys and jun
ior boys classes.
ruris off Elmer Singleton in
the sixth. N
Dick Smith got life on an
error and was tripled home by
Fred Hatfield. Larry Raines
promptly rapped a' double,
scoring Hatfield. Dave Pope
capped the rally with a single,
scoring Raines.
Three of the four Padre hits
came in the sixth inning scor
ing spree.
Portland picked up two in
surance runs in the seventh as
Melton clouted a bases empty
home run, and Freese, next
up, smashed his 22nd homer
of the year.
Singleton, the winner, now
has 11 wins against 9 defeats.
Probables for tonight's
doubleheader are Bob .Alex
ander (7-4) and Pete Wojey
(4-4) for San Diego and Howie
Judson (5-4) and Al Lary (6-6)
for the Beavers.
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man State squad got a severe
jolt Monday as Keith Burres,
star quarterback under Gus
tafson at South Salem, was
ruled out of the contest by
doctors because of an aii
ment. Burres was to be counted
on -heavily as the key man
in State's T-formation attack.
Coach Stresses Blocking
Meanwhile Coach Tom De
Sylvia ran the Metro squad
through a stiff opening day
drill in the morning, stressing
blacking and tackling.
Both teams, Metro at Lewis
and Clark college and State
at the University of Portland,
were given plenty of calis
thenics and running under
the hDt August sun.
Mi:key Sinnerud, Beaver
ton speedster, showed " in
Metro wind sprints that he
was the fastest man on the
squad. Bob Mautz, Grant
guard, was the speediest line
man. Today the two teams and
coaching staffs visit the Shrin
ers' hospital for crippled chil
dren. Multnomah stadium is the
site of the annual grid clash.
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