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i 10 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Friday. August 29. 1958 Schoendienst Clubs Four Hits as Braves Blank SF BY TIM MORIARTY United Press International With the San Francisco Gi ants packed away in cold stor age, the Braves flew back to Milwaukee today fully confi dent of shutting the same freezer door on the Pittsburgh Pirates this week end. The "icemen" from Mil waukee just about eliminated the Giants from the pennant race during their latest hop to Salt Lake To Harass By GENE BRYANT United Press International Salt Lake City isn't going anywhere in the Pacific Coast league race this year but the unpredictable Bees have done their best to see to it that Phoenix doesn't either. The Utah club handed the Giants their fifth straight loss Thursday night, 6-4, to sweep the four-game series with the league leaders. The defeat shaved the Arizonans' margin over' second place San Diego to only a half game. It also gave the Bees a 14-8 season mark against'the Giants, who hold an edge over all other PCL clubs this year. Pads-Mounlies Rained Out The scheduled San Diego Vancouver contest was rained out at the Canadian city. The third place Mounties also gained a half game on Phoe nix and are now only three games out of first. Sacramento shaded Port land, 2-1 and Seattle buried Spokane under a 16-hit at tack for a 10-2 win in other games. The resurgent Bees, who dropped out of flag conten tion during a disastrous los ing string earlier this month, pushed across a pair of runs in the bottom of the seventh to break a 4-4 deadlock and go on to victory. The Hive had opened the scoring with a four-run burst in the sec ond, but the Giants came back with single runs in the third and fourth frames, then knotted it on Bill Wil son's two-run homer in the top of the seventh. Don Kildoo, with help from Eddie O'Brien in the ninth, gave up seven hits to post the win. Joe Shipley, who also gave up only seven safeties, went the distance for Phoenix to lose his first game of the year. Right Out of the Oven to You HERE ARE OUR REGULAR EVERY DAY PRICES Maple Bars or Raised Donuts. Danish Filled Pasteries or Butter Horns Large Cakes, 98c FINEST MAJOR GASOLINE (3e(3 CSS1!) I 0.5. Steel Yard and Leaf RAKE the finest spring steel rake made. Will last yearsl Coupon Good the West Coast-winning four of five games, including a 3-0 victory in Thvrsday's only ma jor league game. Now it's the Pirate's turn to "fish or cut bait." They open a three-game set at Mil waukee tonight, trailing the defending National League champions by 7'2 games. So they must shoot for a sweep because, like the Giants, time is running out on Danny Mur- Continues Phoenix Roger Osenbaugh went the route for Sacramento as the Solons salvaged the finale of their three-game set with Portland. The Sacs pushed across the winning runs in the fifth on a walk, sacrifice, single and bunt. The Beavers scored their only run in the ninth on two singles and a double. The win gave Osen baugh a 12-7 record. Portland starter John Buzhardt was tagged with the loss. Vada Pinson slammed five straight singles at Spokane as Seattle look the series, two games to one. The Rainiers opened up with five runs in the first inning, added a sin gleton i n the second, then closed out the night's scoring with a four-run burst in the sixth. Jim Davis went all the way for the decision, allow ing eight hits. Mark Falls To Elliott Gothenburg, Sweden -(UPD-Australia's Herb Elliott has earned a well-deserved rest after setting two world rec ords in less than a month. From now on, my man must get some rest," Elliott's coach, Percy Cerutty, declared Thursday after watching his protege lower the world rec ord for the 1,500 meter metric mile run to three minutes, 36 seconds. The listed world rec ord is 3:38.1. SF Forty Niners Tune For Cards Moraga, Calif.-OJPD-The San Francisco Forty Niners work ed as special units Thursday for Sunday's exhibition game with the Chicago Cardinals at Kezar Stadium. 60c dozen 6 36 ea. Cookies, 25c doz. Dinner Rolls, 35 c doz. Large Assortment-of FRESH BAKED BREAD WEDDING CAKES All Sizes Made to Order 4 tier . . . $2500 Serves 200 People Bearden's Bakery Ross lane and West Main Open 8 A.M. -7 P.M. CLOSED LABOR DAY ma CLIP THIS COUPON - BRING IT TO FORTUNE STATION Reg. $1.79 Through September 2 taugh's upstarts. Crandall Figures Del Crandall, Red Scfioen dienst and Bob Rush got the job done Thursday for Mil waukee. Crandall figured in two runs, Schoendienst col lected four of the Braves' six hits off Johnny Antonelli and Rush scattered 10 hits in post ing his second shutout of the season. The Giants looked futile in defeat, stranding 11 after get ting men aboard in every in ning. They presented Milwau kee with its first run in the fifth inning when Crandall walked, stole second and raced all the way home on errors by catcher Bob Schmidt and center fielder Willie Mays. Schoendienst doubled home the Braves' second run in the sixth, and Antonelli walked Crandall with the bases loaded in the eighth to force across Milwaukee's final marker. I.INESCORES: Milwaukee ... 000 011 010 3 6 1 San Francisco 000 000 00 0 10 2 Rush (7-5) and Crandall. Anto nelli 14-11 ) and. Schmidt. Giants Bill Los Angeles San Francisco CUPD Braves go home! And that's just what they did today, after crushing the San Francisco Giants by four games to one in a series that started out to be crucial and ended as comical as the Braves worked to wrap up the National league flag early. Milwaukee defeated the Giants. 3-0, Thursday in a game that saw big Bob Rush of the Braves best Johnny Antonelli in a heart-breaking loss for the local southpaw. Tonight they try to forget when they resume their feud with the Los Angeles Dodg ers, who arrive for a six game series with designs on third place. . i Paul Giel 4-3, has been tapped by Manager Bill Rig ney to start for San Fran cisco against the Dodgers' Don Drysdale, 9-11, who rapidly is finding his old class after a bad start. Rams Play Cleveland Los Angeles - (UPD - The Los Angeles Rams, perennial winners over Cleveland in exhibition games and peren nial losers in league action, meet the Browns tonight in the Coliseum - in an exhibi tion game. Once again .the Los An geles team is favored over the Browns. This time by seven points." Hunters Urged To Be Cautious Portland-flJPD-Hunters were urged today to use caution Saturday with the opening of the fall hunting seasons. On Saturday the season opens for sagehen and grouse and seven archery areas in eastern Oregon. The band-tailed pigeon and mourning dove seasons open next Monday. Archery areas open this week include: Canyon creek, Mt. Emily, Eagle Creek, Bak er, White River, Century Drive and Keno. Grouse season opens east of the Cascade summit Satur day morning a half hour be fore sunrise. The limit is three grouse per day and six in possession. A - " Use Any Local Major Credit Card THIS COUPON AND ONLY If with 5 Gal. Gas Pur. Watch for OUR Valuable Coupon Each Wednesday Be Sure To Bring This Coupon With You STANDINGS PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Prt GB Phoenix San Dieen . 80 61 .567 79 61 .564 i . 77 64 .546 3 Vancouver Portland Salt Lake Spokane Sacramentn 70 71 .496 10 70 72 .493 10 'i 63 76 63 78 .. 61 80 .453 16 .447 17 .433 19 Seattle Thursday's Results: Salt Lake 6, Phoenix 4 Sacramento 2. Portland 1 Seattle 10. Spokane 2 San Dieen at Vanrnnvpr t nnct. poned, rain i NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Milwaukee 75 52 Pittsburgh 67 59 San Francisco 65 60 Los Angeles 60 64 St. Louis 60 65 Cincinnati 60 67 Philadelphia 57 65 Chicago 58 70 Pet. GB .591 .532 7 la .520 9 .484 13 li .480 14 .472 15 .467 15 i .453 17 l2 Thursday's Results Milwaukee 3, San Francisco 0 (Only game scheduled.) NORTHWEST LEAGUE W. L. Pet. .629 GB Yakima 39 23 37 25 Wenatchee .596 2 Lewiston , 37 26 .587 2' Eugene . 31 34 .477 9 29 35 .453 11 18 48 .264 23 in-City . Salem Thursday's Results Eugene 3, Tti-City 1 Wenatchee 6, Salem 0 Lewiston 13, Yakima 10 Ez Charles Bout Victor Fairmont, W., Va.-IUPD-For-mer heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles was one step further along his "serious" comeback trail today after de cisioning Johnny Harper of Steubenville, Ohio, in a slow moving bout here. The 37-year-old Charles, who had trimmed down from a pudgy 234 last January, to 198 at weighin time, was given a unanimous decision in the 10-round bout at East West Stadium Thursday night. The former champion did most of the leading through out the bout, scoring well to the body. He opened a deep cut over Harper's left eye in the third round and the wound bled freely throughout the remainder of the .fight. Eagle Point Library Adds More Hours The Eagle Point branch of the Jackson county library is adding Wednesday afternoon hours to its schedule of serv ice, Mrs. Jessie Tycer, libra rian, has announced. The Monday and Friday schedules will remain unchanged. Commencing Sept. 3, the Eagle Point library wilLob serve the following schedule of. opening hours: Monday, 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m., Wednesday, 2 to 5 p.m., and Friday. 2 to 5 p.m. The Eagle Point library cir culated 4,579 books during fiscal year 1957-58. It is hoped that the additional af ternoon will make it possible for more readers to make use of the community branch li brary. Patrons will find a var ied selection of 1,148 books for children and adults on hand for their information and entertainment, Mrs. Ty cer said. ' West Coast Agents Strike Postponed Portland-(UPD-A spokesman for the Airlines Agents Asso ciation said '- today that a threatened strike of agents against West Coast Airlines has been postponed. Richard Manning, Portland, union master executive coun cil chairman, said the council met in Boise and voted to postpone the walkout voted by members. A strike date had been set but never an nounced by the agents' union. Postponement, Manning said, would permit the Fed eral Mediation Board to inter vene under the Railway La bor Act. He asserted that West Coast' agents are the lowest paid in the country and that the union seeks "to bring the pay for West Coast, agents up to the industry level." - About one-seventh of the nation's concerns that supply products relating to atomic energy are located in N e w England. PRESENTATION of this COUPON Entitles You to 4 5.00 Discount On Complete Purchased Cf$ GOOD FOR 30 Medford Muffler to. SPQRTS Williams Turns 40 On Saturday BY BOB SALMON Boston -GJPD Ted Williams, one of baseball's greatest slug gers, turns 40 Saturday. He's still hitting like a 25-year-old and at times still acting like a 10-year-old. However, the tempera mental Boston Red Sox star has begun showing some signs cf age. True, he is currently making' a bid for his sixth American league batting title. He's just a few percentage points off the pace with a .315 average. He's whacked 21 homers this season, with a month to go. And he's still a fearsome sight at the plate, his tanned, muscular arms holding the bat as if it were a swizzle stick. But Ted ain't what he used to be. A good many of his hits this season have lacked the old zing he was noted for. He has hit and attempted to hit to left field, against the over shifted, infield, more often than ever before. And his bat ting mark, though plenty healthy, is far below his .350 lifetime average. What about Williams' fu ture as he heads into his fifth decade? First of all, he'll undoubt edly be back next season. He hasn't said so in as many words, but sTed has stated often that his last big target is still 500 home runs. Only three players in his tory have ever topped the 500 figure. Babe Ruth leads with a fantastic 714, Jimmie Foxx clouted 534, and Mel Ott still leads the National League with 511. Even Lou Gehrig missed, collecting 494 during his career with the New York Yankees. Williams is fifth man in the standings with 477. Discovery Life Taken Because Of Long Illness Baltimore (UPD With the death of Discovery, Native Dancer took over today as the No. 1 sire at Alfred Vander bilt's Sagamore- Farm. Discovery, who made his mark as a racer and stallion, was put ot death Thursday after a lingering illness. He was 27 years old an age comparable to about 100 years with humans. 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DAYS ONLYI Entries Exceed 450 in Kennel Club Show, Obedience Trial More than 450 entries are listed for the annual Dog Show and Obedience trial of the Southern Oregon Kennel club. The show is scheduled for Sunday, Aug. 31, at the Med ford Senior High school foot Surgery Puts Lowell Dean One of Medford High school's top prospects for the" forthcoming football season was lost to the Black Tornado today, at least until the South ern Oregon confernce season opens. End Lowell Dean, who was being counted upon heavily this year, underwent hernia surgery today, Head Coach Fred Spiegelberg reported. The ailment was said to have resulted from a summer base ball injury. The squad of some 70 Tor nado aspirants is otherwise in tact, the mentor reported. First regular scrimmage of the season was conducted yes terday and Spiegelberg stated that it was "pretty good" for a starter. Four offensive teams were put into motion and players were running, tack ling and blocking .hard and eager. ! Workouts otherwise have stressed drills on fundamen tals and some plays have been given. Offense has been given some of the concentration but there has been some defensive work as well. A squad scrim- Four Pace Centennial Vancouver-(DPD-An interna tional quartet of par-busters from Canada, the United States and Japan today paced the field into the second round of the $50,000 British Colum bia Centennial golf tourna ment. Japan's Koichi Ono, the smallest player in the field of 112 starters, helped give the richest golfing event in Canadian history a United Nations touch when he card ed a four-under-par 68 during Thursday's opening round. Then two Canadians - Jerry Magee of Toronto and Al Balding of Markham, Ont.- and Texan Freddie Hawkins battled soggy greens and, a driving rainstorm to match Ono's score. BUTCHER WINNER Richmond, Calif .-UPD- Hea vyweight Bob Butcher's un blemished string of victories stood at 21 today after his easy win over Tommy Harri son of Los Angeles in the Richmond auditorium. Ref-, eree Jack Downey halted the one-sided scrap in the ninth round Thursday night after Harrison was unable to de fend himself against Butch er's potent combinations. SWIM MARK SET Los Angeles (UPD -Lance Larson, teen-age athlete from El Monte, Calif., swam the 100-meter butterfly event in 59.6 Thursday night to better the recognized world mark for the second time in a week. Larson, swimming for the Los Angeles Athletic Club, broke by 1.1 seconds the list ed world mark of 1:00.7 held by Pakshi Ishimoto of Japan. Ishimoto set the record here last June. ! 30th Annual Southern Oregon ball stadium, fudging will be gin at 9:30 ajn. and is to con tinue past 4 p.m. Judging will be in five rings. The show and trial will not be benched. Exhibitors need only to bring their dogs one hour before scheduled time of judging. Exhibitors Tornado End on Sideline mage is on the books for Sat urday. Gridders have been work ing out twice per day. Spiegelberg said that, to make up for Dean's absence, Jerry Anderson has been moved from left to right end. He's a 6-3, 180-pound junior. There's tremendous compe tition this fall for starting as signments on the Black Tor nado eleven. Spiegelberg has hesitated to single out indi viduals but he did mention that halfback Ron Reich is "driving like mad" and that Skip Bennett is doing well while Mike Murray is running fairly well at his new full back assignment after playing in the line two years. He's pared down from around 225 pounds to about 210. . Backs Mike Hood and Al Funston, up from McLoughlin Junior high, and Danny Sieg, up from Hedrick JH, and lien man Terry Earl, from Mc Loughlin, are sophomores bidding real strong. 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Ring 1 9:30 a.m., pointers and golden and labrador retrievers; 11 a.m., English springer spaniels and weimaraners; Noon, b 1 a c k, ascob and parti cocker spaniels; 1 30 p m.. toy, miniature and stand ard poodles, Pekingese, sealyham terriers. Ring 2 9:30 a .m., Norwegian elk hounds, basenji: 1030 ajn.. Chi huahuas, Brussels griffon, maltese, miniature pinschers; 1130 ajn pomeranians, pugs, greyhound, whippet. RodesiRn ridgeback: 1 p.m., toy manchester and York shire terriers, basset hounds, 13 inch ' beagles: 2 pjn.. 15-inch beagles and L. H. and smooth dachshunds. 3 p.m, wire dachs hunds and Afghan hounds. Ring 3 930 a.m.. bulldogs, Bos ton terriers, chow chows, Keeshon den 2; 1030 aJn., dalmations, Ihaso apso. Alaskan malamute, St. Ber nard; 1130 a.m., smooth and rough collies, great danes. Samoyeds; 1 p.m., boxers, St. Schauzer; 2 p.m, German shepherd, doberman pin scher, Shetland sheepdogs. Ring 4 1 pjn., English and Irish setters, airdale and bedlington ter riers and wire foxterriers; 2 p.m., miniature schauzers, and Scottish, W. H. white, Staffordshire and kerry blue terriers. Ring 59:30 a.m. novice A and B. open A and B; 4 pjn, variety groups. a new pint bottle for America's favorite whiskey TO CARRY TO OPEN TO POUR Golf Tournament 1 all week long over 1230 ON EVERY DIAL Your Mail Tribune Parsons Gains Softball Crown Parsons Motors won the Jackson County Softball as tociation championship last night by downing the Cheney Studs 2 to 0 at Camp While in play-off finals. Butte Falls took third place with a 9 to 8 nod over M and W Chain Saw. Details of the games were not available this morning. Okmulgee, Okla. -iEPD- Ai near as authorities can figure the robbers who entered the Tipton Guyer Construction Co. grounds made off with 10 tons of gravel. FREE PARKING 245 S. Central at 10th Sports Station Mm V ?k I I Code No I ' 265C 1130 N. Riverside Phone SP 3-4818
