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Boston Triumphs Over Yanks 9-6 By United Press International Gene Stephens and Frank Malzone hit successive fifth inning homers to spark the Boston Red Sox to a 9-6 vic tory over the New York Yan kees Saturday before a crowd of 67,916 that turned out for the Yankees' annual "Old Timers" Day celebration. The Red Sox made it their day on feoth counts because their 1946 American league champions, although fat and fortyish, also beat the 1947 Yankee world champions who turned out to be just a little bit fatter and "fortyisher." Stephens, filling in for side lined Ted Williams, connect ed for a two-run homer and Frank Malzone also homered In a rally that produced four runs. Dave Sisler, whose fa ther, Hall of Famer George Sisler was seeing him pitch for the first time in the ma jors, received credit for the victory although he needed late-inning relief help from Leo Kiely and Murray Wall. Mickey Mantle hit his 31st homer of the year and drove in a total of four runs to lead the Yankee attack. Sherman Lollar drove in six runs with a grand slam homer and two singles as the Chicago White Sox crushed the Detroit Tigers, 9-3. Dick Donovan went all the way al Final WVSO Golf Tourney Of Season Here Thursday Top flight women golfers from .Willamette valley and southern Oregon clubs will contend Thursday, Aug. 14, in the fourth and last 1958 WVSO tournament. The event will be at Rogue Drain Tops All-Stars Drain Black Sox pushed over scores in the last three Innings Friday night to defeat the Rogue Valley All-Stars 8 to 0 in a semi-pro baseball game at Drain. The Sox got three runs each in the seventh and eighth frames and two in the ninth. Derald Wooton for the Stars and Jerry Bartow for Drain went the route on the mound. Both are former Med ford Cheney Studs players. Ed Reinking, Dick Wooton and Lowell Dean for Rogue Volley and Dan Luby for the Sox each hit doubles. Drain will play Camp White at 8 p.m. Monday on the Vet erans Administration domi- BOFT DRINKS ONLY Geneva, Switzerland (LTD Not a drop of traditional vodka was offered Friday at a reception at Soviet diplo matic headquarters here. The guests of honor were dele gates to a summer institute for the prevention of alcohol ism. tmmwm INSTALL A KOOL KUSHION SPRING SEAT Firm, ytl toft cushions to giv. you thot riding "on eir" com fort. 4 colors. 95 1 up DELUXE TUBULAR KAIL TOP CARRIER So practical.... so good lootring! Rug gtd steal carrier installs quickly and osily; will not mar car finish. CAR COOLERS Check Our Selection Medford I Grants Pass 409 N. Riverside 237 Hiway 99-S. OPEN SUNDAYS CLOSED SATURDAYS 9 a.m. 6 p.m. Week Days though tagged for 12 hits to win his ninth game. The Baltimore Orioles snap ped an 11-game losing streak when they beat the Washing ton Senators, 12-5, with a 13 hrt attack. Gus Triandos set a club season high when he hit his 22nd homer and Joe Taylor and Bob Nieman also homered. Rookie Gary Bell pitched a five-hitter to win his sixth game as the Cleveland Indians shaded the Kansas City Ath letics, 3-1. The Indians took the lead in the sixth inning on a double by Bobby Avila and a single by Mickey Vern on. AMERICAN LEAGUE Kansas City .... 010 000 000 1 S 1 Cleveland 100 001 Olx 3 5 0 Terry. Tomanek (3l and House; Bell (6-5) and Nixon. LP Terry (7-9). Baltimore . 004 000 503 12 13 1 Washington 200 000 120 5 12 0 Portocarrero. Loes (7) and Triandos- .Pascual, Clevenger (31. Romonofky (7 Constable (8) and Courtney. WP Portocarrero (11-7). LPPascual (6-71. HRS Taylor Ust, Nieman (9th), Triandos (22nd). Chicago 100 052 0019 11 1 Detioit 000 210 000 3 12 1 Donovan (9-11) and Lollar; Fo ford. Aguirre (51 Fischer (71 and Wilson. LP Moford (2-4). HRS Harris (11th). Lollar (18th). Boston 000 340 020 9 10 1 New York .... 000 003 2016 10 1 Sisler. Kiely (7), Wall (9) and White; Maas, Trucks (6). Monroe (8) and Howard. WP Sisler (7-5). LP Maas (6-8). HRS Stephens (8th). Malzone (11th), Mantle (31st). . valley Country club. Among celebrities of the area participating will be Mrs. Helen Davies, Medford, retir ing president of WVSO, Miss Sue DeVoe, Medford, former Southern Oregon champion; Miss Pam Stacey, Medford, recent Southern Oregon jun ior winner, and Miss Carole Jo Kabler, Sutherlin, links lady of national prominence. Teams other than Rogue Valley will be from Bend, Corvallis, Roseburg, Klamath Falls, Eugene, Laurewood of Eugene, Coos Bay and Grants Pass. About 150 women will take part. They will vie for a season team trophy and for individual honors. GP Leading Grants Pass is leading in the team event with Laurel wood running second and Rogue Valley third. Individual trophies are planned for low gross and two low net places in each di vision. General chairmen for the event are Mrs, Richard Finch and Mrs. Warren Lesseg. Mrs. H. E. Nulton is tourney chair man. On her committee are Mrs. Fred Conrad, Mrs. Belle Schenck, Mrs. L. T. Anderson, Mrs. Ralph Barclay, Mrs. Wil liam Kalibak, Mrs. Miles Dor an, Mrs. Richard Rementeria and Mrs. Laverne Watrud. James Dunlevy and Robert Corbin will be starters. Verg Martin and Gene Ricker will be on the scoring board staff. NIC-L-SILVER 4-yr. BATTERIES $15.95 exch. CUSTOM TRAILER HITCH Complete Stock IGNITION POINTS SET Sizes for mosJ rVIir popular makes. Guaranteed good u original equipment. THIS IS THEPJ.ACE j 3 l up I SPORTS I I I . Yanks Bank On Whitey United Press International Detroit may be switching to small cars but the Yankees are sticking to their same old model Ford to get them to the World Series. Whitey Ford doesn't have white walls or power steer ing. He does, however, have seven shutouts and 14 victor ies and if you think the Yanks would give him up in a trade ine yu simply don't know your market, mister. Ford's seventh shutout was a three-hit 2-0 victory over the Red Sox Friday night. It put him one away from the club record of eight shutouts set by Russ Ford in 1910 and six away from the American league record of 13 in a single season set by the late Jack Coombs. Aragt on Punches Well During Training Los Angeles (LTD Art Aragon, who meets former middleweight champion Car men Basilio here next month, gave his best punching exhib ition Saturday since he began training for the fight. Aragon, long known as the Golden Boy of the Los An geles ring, took a solid body blow from sparmate Eddie Gilbert and promptly opened up with a head attack that jarred the other boxer. Aragon is working out at the Olympic gym here. STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. New York 71 37 Boston 55 52 Chicago 54 53 Cleveland 54 54 Detroit 51 54 Baltimore 48 56 Kansas City 47 57 Washington 46 63 Pet. GB .657 .514 15 'a .505 16 j .500 17 .486 18 1 i .462 21 .452 22 .422 25','j Saturdays Results: Boston 9, New York 6 Baltimore 12, Washington 5 Cleveland 3 Kansas City 1 Chicago 9, Detroit 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis at Chicago (2) Muf fett (4-3) and Jackson (8-9) vs. Hillman (2-3) and Briggs (4-2). Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (2) Newcombe (2-10) ad Haddix (7-6) vs. Kline (11-10) and Law (9-10). Milwaukee at Philadelphia (2) Willev (6-3 1 and Trowbridge (1-2) vs. Sanford (7-11) and Roberts (12-9). San Francisco at Los Angeles Giel (3-3) vs. McDevitt (1-4). AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston at New York (2) Bows field (0-0) and Brewer (6-10) vs. Turley (17-4) and Larsen (8-5). Baltimore at Washington (2) Pappas (7-5) and Johnson (3-7) vs. Griggs (3-9) and Ramos (10-10). Kansas City at Cleveland (2) Urban (7-7) and Dickson (7-5) vs. McLish (11-6) and Woodeshlck (3-1 ). Chicago at Dtroit (21 Moore (7-3) and Latman (0-0) vs. Foytack (8-9) and Hoeft (8-9). Baseball FRIDAY'S RESULTS Pacific Coast League Sacramento 5-1, Salt Lake 4-2 Vancouver 7, Portland 0 Phoenix 10, Seattle 6 , Spokane 2, San Diego 1 National League St. Louis 6, Chicago 3 Philadelphia 7, Milwaukee) 6 (night) Pittsburgh 1, Cincinnati 0 (night) Los Angeles 6. San Fran. 3 (night) American League New York 2, Boston 0 (night) Cleveland 10, Kansas City 4 (nigh) Washington at Baltimore 2 (night) Detroit 6, Chicago 2 (night) Northwest League -Wenatchee 4, Lewiston i Tri-City 6, Salem 5 Eugene 6, Yakima 5 (10 Innings) International Toronto 5. Miami 1 Montreal 4, Havana 3 Rochester 9-5, Richmond 7-2 Columbus 7-4, Buffalo 5-6 League Leaders (as of Friday) United Press International NATIONAL LEAGUE Player & Club G. AB R. H. Pet. Ashb'n. Phil. 102 408 66 141 .346 Musial. St. L. 101 355 51 123 .346 Mays, S.F 106 422 76 143 .339 SkinT Pitta. 101 376 67 121 .323 Dark, Chi. 91 366 41 117 .320 AMERICAN LEAGUE Player & Club G. AB R. H. Runnels, Bos. 99 379 69 127 Kuenn. Det. 94 369 52 121 GoodnVn, Chi. 71 270 30 88 Cerv, K. C 96 363 70 117 Power, Clev. 00 396 69 127 Pet. .335 .328 .326 .322 .321 Home Runs National league Banks, Cubs 31; Thomas. Pirates 28; Aaron, Braves 25; Mathews. Braves 23; Walls, Cubs 21: Cepeda, Giants 21; Cov ington, Braves 21. American league Jensen, Red Sox 31; Sievers, Senators 31; Man tle. Yankees 30; Cerv, Athletics 29; Colavito, Indians 23; Lemon, Sena tors 23. Runs Batted In National league B a n k s. Cubs 90; Thomas) Pirates 82; Anderson, Phillies 72; Cepeda, Giants 69; Aaron, Braves 65. American league Jensen, Red Sox 96; Cerv, Athletics 80; Sievers, Senators 77; Colavito, Indians 68; Lemon, Senators 68. Pitching National league Grissom, Giants 7- 3: Semporch, Phils 13-6; Spahn, Braves 15-7; McCormick, Giants 8- 4; Purkey, Redlegs 13-7. American league Turley, Yan kees 17-4: Ditmar. Yankees 8-2; Delock. Red Sox 10-3; Hyde. Sena tors 9-3; Ford, Yankees 14-5. BRILL METAL WORKS Commercial Industrial Residential Sheet Metal Work Stainless, Galvanized' and Copper Fabrication 2287 West Main PHONE SP 2-4440 GRIDDER MEETS PATIENT Jim Fun- learn first-hand how funds from Shrine ston, Medford, center on State all-star foot- benefit game are spent. All-Star game is ball squad, tries helmet on young Shriners' scheduled for Aug. 16 in Portland's Multno- hospital patient as players from State and mah stadium. Metropolitan squads visited hospital to ap(twlfeM(-t Size 34 - mm Reg. $3.95 $o)65 Next to Pick's Apparel 7F Boors Open' 1 O OHn Q1 Tomorrow yOUL i. 9:00 a.m. 1J m Tpi JTp- -TTf 'op1 Be Here Early! . Yt A N, ' ' ' All Sales Final Please! y7h xPl v Famous Name, Nationally Known Brands XM j 'J fy ust" a These ' "i'-P LOW.. low .M' n., 11 -" PRICES! mww WWWHH Mil Reg. $11.95 Reg. $17.95 tJWM' l JjV iuinnr( mm ,o$13-95 ' ,o$19-95 - If $99 Ri?r Hftlif $1 A99 (599 1 US ROBINSON l1ry Cheek The Terrific Buys On Our 7rsir 36 - 38 Suits Reg. $5.00 $5)25 Hurry ... Hurry to R0GMNS0N BR0: SHORT Reg. $2.95 Reg. $0 95 $o)65 $3)25 a2 All-Stars Hold Full Scrimmage Portland (UPD Both the State and Metro Shrine foot ball squads staged full-scale scrimmage sessions Saturday as the August 16 date for the "All Star" clash draws near. Mick Sinnerud, the fastest man on the Metro team and one of the key backfield men, will sit out the scrimmage, however. Metro trainer Bob Officer advised the Beaver ton speedster to take the day off to hasten the healing of a back injury. Watching State's scrimmage will be Bob Belleisle, 220 pound tackle from South Sa lem. He is suffering from a pulled muscle. Light workouts were held Friday as Metro Coach Tom DeSylvia ran his squad through timing drills in. shorts and Lee Gustafson, State grid aerial attack. Shrine officials reported a large advance sale of tickets for the benefit clash in Mult nomah stadium. pa n All SLEEVE $3.95 Reg. $5.00 mm$ THE BUDS FOR QUALITY DUDS MAIL TRIBUNE, Mcdferd, Oregon, Sunday, August 10, 1958 7 Boding The Men's Classic Bowling league will hold an organiza tional meeting at 8 o'clock Monday night at the Medford Bowling lanes. All team cap tains interested are asked to attend. CRATER LAKE MOTORS' I A 1 NEW AFIGLIA TUDOR ONLY $-2(p)00 per month fOj y 35 Miles Per Gallon CRATER LAKE MOTORS Big Annual. r n n m n New Summer Merchandise! Reg. $5.00 $o)50 0) m Medford, Ore. Learning is within easy reach and there is no tuition charge if you use your Med ford public library. MUSIC! KMED olavs the best & skips MdttDV the rest. SAVE $25000 on English Fords! FREE PARKING in our newly enlarged parking lot directly be hind our store. ' Enter from Front street. Open Every Monday Until 9 p.m. n rs n PANAMA Reg. $7.50 $5)75
