MiDwaulkee Wears League
Pennant For Second time
Cincinnati -4TPD- The Dodg
ers take on fourth-place Cin
cinnati today in a twi-night
doubleheader with Johnny
Podres (13-13) and Sandy
Koufax (10-10) and Harvey
Haddix (8-7) in the two games.
Manager Walt Alston, his
team in sixth place with al
most no hope of finishing in
the first division, seems in
tent on salvaging something
in experience for his rookies
in the sagging end of the sea
son. Five players who weren't
with the parent club at the
Last Chance for
San Francisco
Comes Tonight
Wilwaukee, Wis. -flJPD- The
San Francisco Giants get their
last chance for revenge to
night against World's Cham
pion Milwaukee, which shat
tered their visions of winning
the 1958 National league pen
nant.
The last time the Giants
visited Wisconsin they were
just one game behind the
Braves and were being hailed
Nelson Gets
Player Title
MontreaWUPD- Triple-crown
champion Rocky Nelson, To
ronto first baseman, today
was named the International
league's most valuable play
er for the third time.
Nelson, wha won the MVP
award in 1953 and 1955 while
with Montreal, beat out Mon
treal second baseman George
(Sparky) Anderson. Nelson
drew 232 points to Anderson's
208. No one else ever has won
the award more than once.
Nelson, balding Portsmouth,
Ohio, native, won the 1958
batting title with a .326 aver
age, the home-run crown with
43 and RBI honors with 120.
Nelson also won the league's
triple crown in 1955 as well
as being home run king in
1954 and 1953.
Two-a-Day Sessions
Set for Vandals
Moscow, Ida. - IUPD - Coach
Skip Stahley plans to con
tinue two-a-day practice, ses
sions for the University of
Idaho Vandals until Friday,
vhen they depart by air for
heir opener with the Univer
tity of Oregon at Eugene.
Bruins Work on Pass
Interception Plays
Los Angeles - (UPD - Coach
George Dickerson drilled his
UCLA Bruins on pass inter
ception and rushing the pass
er Monday in practice for
Saturday's game with Pittsburgh.
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start of the year started Mon
day in the Dodgers' final tilt
of the season with Milwaukee,
won by the Braves, 8-3.
They were Don Miles, Ron
Fairly, Bob Lillis, Don Deme
ter and Stan Williams.
Just before me Dodgers
started their final swing of
the year through the East,
club officials announced they
were calling up a set of new
comers to give them a chance
for major league action.
Fairly, Lillis and Demeter
have attracted attention by
their play, but efforts of all
as pennant threats. Milwau
kee swept the four game ser-ies-and
San Francisco never
recovered.
Since then, the Braves have
gone on to virtually cinch
their second straight pennant,
while the Giants,-who also
gave way to Pittsburgh-are
fighting for third place.
The Giants trail the Braves
by IIV2 games and Pitts
burgh by 5. They hold a 3'2
game edge on fourth-place
Cincinnati and lead St. Louis
by 412.
There'll be a few individ
ual marks at stake tonight,
however.
Johnny Antonelli will go
to the mound for San Fran
cisco, seeking his 16th win of
the year and 100th National
league victory. Although the
Braves hold a 15-6 game ad
vantage over the Giants, An
tonelli has broken even with
two wins and two losses. He
was shut out in both losses.
The Braves will send Yankee-killer
Lew Burdette up
against Manager Bill Rig
ney's southpaw.
The game also marks the
last clash between San Fran
cisco's Willie Mays and Mil
waukee's Hank Aaron, who
are still in the fight for the
batting championship.
Mays has a slight edge, .335
to .333, but they'll both have
to keep busy to catch Richie
Ashburn of the Phils who is
wacking .340.
The Giants got a rest Mon
day after Sunday's split with
the Cincinnati Redlegs. The
Braves trimmed the Los An
geles Dodgers in a game Mon
day, 8-3.
CUBS GET FIVE PLAYERS
Philadelphia (UPD Five
players from the pennant
winning Fort Worth Cats of
the Texas league will join
the Chicago Cubs here today.
The National league team has
purchased the contracts of
outfielder Chick King and
first baseman Bill Gabler and
has exercised its options on
Bob Will, Frank Ernaga and
Jerry Kindall.
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the Dodgers Monday were of
little help against the World
Champion Braves.
Milwaukee edged to within
four games of their second
National league pennant. Eith
er victories by the Braves or
losses by second-place Pitts
burgh which add up to four
is the margin.
The Dodgers appeared to
be on their way to still an
other victory over the Braves
Monday when Milwaukee ral
lied for five runs in the seventh-
The Dodgers ended the
season with Milwaukee with
a 14-8 edge.
Los Angeles shot in front
with a 3-0 lead at the end of
three innings and was still
ahead 3-2 going into the bot
ton of the seventh. Then, Don
Zimmer and Bob Lillis collid
ed and dropped an easy pop
fly.
The Braves went on to
score five runs and add an
other in the eighth. Bob Rush
(9-6) who relieved Carl Willey
was the winner. Fred Kipp
(6-6) was the loser.
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For Ortega
Portland -(UPD- Don Jordan,
the sixth ranking welter
weight who meets No. 1
ranked contender Gaspar Or
tega here Wednesday night
in a nationally-televised 10
rounder, said today he is af
ter a crack at the light-weight
champ, Joe Brown.
Jordan, who decisioned
former No. 1 ranked welter
weight contender Isaac Lo
gart in July, said he believed
he could win over Ortega.
Jordan said he hasn't been
able to get fights in the light
weight division so has been
battling as a welterweight.
Ortega is battling for a shot
at Virgil Akins, the welter
weight champion.
The 10-round bout gets un
der way at 6 p.m. p.s.t., with
other fights to follow.
Glennen
Given Honor
Portland -(UPD University
of Portland baseball coach
Bobby Glennen, at 24 one of
the youngest major college
coaches in the United States,
was notified Monday he has
been . awarded Pacific Coast
regional coach of the year
honors by Coach and Athlete
Magazine.
Glennen in two seasons as
head baseball coach at Port
land has a 46-17. won - loss
record and both seasons he
coached the Pilots into Dis
trict 8 NCAA regional play.
Portland lost to national
champ Southern California in
the District 8 final last sea
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SPORTS
STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
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Milwaukee 86 58
Pittsburgh 80 65
San Francisco 75 70
Cincinnati 72 74
St. Louis 69 73
Los Angeles . . 67 77
Chicago 65 79
Philadelphia .... 63 81
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Milwaukee 8. Los Angeles 3.
Philadelphia 6. St. Louis 2, night.
Only games scheduled.
Tuesday's Probable Pitchers
Los Angeles at Cincinnati (2)
twi-night '- Koufax (10-10) and
Podres U3-13) vs. Nuxhall (12-1X)
and Haddix (8-7).
Chicago at Philadelphia night
Drott (7-11) vs. Conley (0-0).
San Francisco at Milwaukee night
Antonelli (15-12) vs. Burdette
(17-10).
St. Louis at Pittsburgh night,
preceded by suspended game of
Aug. 3 Mabe (2-6) vs. Kline
(12-15).
Wednesday's Games
Milwaukee at St. Louis, night.
Chicago at Philadelphia, night.
Only games scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L
xNew York 89 55
Chicago 76 67
Detroit 71 71-
Boston 70 72
Cleveland 70 73
Kansas City 67 76
Washington 61 82
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Monday's Results '
Baltimore at Cleveland, night,
postponed, rain.
Only game scheduled.
Tuesday's Probable Pitchers
New York at Detroit Turley (21
6) vs. Lary (15-14).
Boston at Kansas City 2, twi
night Monbouquette (2-4) and De
lock (12-7) vs. Garver (12-10) and
Herbert (7-7).
Baltimore at Chicago night
O'Dell (14-11) vs. Donovan (13-13).
Washington at Cleveland night
Constable (0-2) vs. Bell (10-8).
Wednesday's Games
Baltimore at Chicago.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Kansas City.
Only games scheduled.
PHILS SIGN INFIELDER
Philadelphia (UPD The
Philadelphia Phillies have an
nounced the signing of 21-year-old
third-baseman Lee
Elia to a Williamsport con
tract in the Eastern league.
Elia is a graduate of Ameri
can Legion ball and also star
red for the University of Del
aware football team.
BOUT POSTPONED
San Francisco -(UPD A Pro
posed fight between middle
weight contender Joey Giar-
dello and Holly Mims, slated
for Sept. 25, has been post
poned indefinitely. Match
maker Bennie Ford said Giar
dello suffered from a virus
infection.
BOWLING
ROGUE ROLLERS
Standings: , W. L.
Chuck's Market 4 0
First National Bank 4 0
Kachina Room 4 0
Twin Plunges , 3 1
Kim's i ' 3 1
Skeeter's & Skeeters 2 2
Desert Service 2 2
O.K. Market 1 3
Harry & David X 3
Henry's Broiler . 0 4
Economy Market 0 4
Elk Lumber Co 0 4
Results:
Kachina Room 4 (Jan Lovett 391)
1802; Economy Mkt. 0 (Madeline
Legg 385) 1783.
O.K. Mkt 1 (Cera Findley 437
1969: Twin Plunges 3 (Nyla Gross
419) 2013.
Skeeters 2 (Nina Hollenbeck 39)
1889: Desert Service 2 (Betty
Minger 438) 1862. -
Chuck's Mkt. 4 (Wanda Holly
502) 1998; Elk Lumber 0 (Carlene
Pratt 377) 1703.
Harry & David X (Lula Marsh
379) 1642; Kim's 3 (Mary Howe
310) 1695.
FN Bank 4 (Pat Swanson 369)
1979; Henry's 0 (Geneva Mang 435)
1895.
CLASSIC LEAGUE
Team W L
Lamport's Spt. Goods .. 10:,i 1'J
Sewing Machine Center 8 4
Hight Real Estate 8 4
Oak Knoll Golf Course 7',i 4a
Trail Creek Lumber Co. 7 5
Edith, Henry's Drive In 8 6
Morse Motors 5 7
E. H. Mann Co. 3 9
Hillyer Oil Co 3 9
Sam s Sporting Goods .- 2 10
Results:
Edith and Henry's Drive In (Bill
Blunt, 573) 2597; Sewing Machine
Center 1 (Ed Learning, 530) 2587.
Morse Motors 4 (Lee Bex, 585)
2660; Sam's Sporting Goods 0 (Paul
Morgan, 542) 2523.
Lamport's Sporting Goods 3'i
(Jim Morgan, 569) 2746; Oak Knoll
Golf Course 'i (George Clark, 557)
2638
Hight Real Estate 4 (Ray Wise,
592) 2692; E. H. Mann Co. 0 (Chas.
McWhorter, 578) 2534.
Trail Creek Lumber Co. 3 (Don
Harmon, 556) 2481: Hillyer Oil Co.
1 (Norm Hillyer, 538) 2460.
LADY ELKS No. 1
Standings: W L
The Three Spares 4 4
Wanedo's 4', 3',i
Stumble Bums 2 6
Maudlin Mamas 5 3
Wapiti 62 li
Demi Lassies 2 6
Results: -
The Three Spares 1 (Lee Neeley,
403) 1446; Wanedo's 3 (Wanda
Booth, 426) 1558; Stumble Bums 1
(Evelyn Straus, 419) 1530.
Maudlin Mamas 3 (Jane Kessler,
428) 1618.
Wapiti 4 (Bernice Hazlett. 414)
1561, Demi Lassies 0 (Pat Piazza,
363) X479.
Dodie Glenn picked up a 3-9-10
split; Grace Schade, 8-6.
WOMEN'S MAJOR LEAGUE
Team W L
Keglers 11 1
Pin Ups 9 3
Triple Threats 5 7
Buddies Follies 5 7
Channel Cats 4 8
Sputniks HI 2 10
Results:
Keglers 4 (S. Daigle. S28) Chan
nel Cats 0 (H. Culy. 480).
Sputniks III 0 (C. Lowd. 480)
Buddies Follies 4 (E. Baker. 497).
Pin Ups 3 (M. Clark. 535) Triple
Threats 1 (A. Harris, 499).
High game, S. Daigle, 215.
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COPPLE MAKES SELF- NOTICED Dick Copple, above, a
big sophomore with varied talents, is making himself noticed
in line workouts at Pullman, Wash., as Washington State
college preps for its football opener at home on Saturday,
Sept. 20, against Stanford university. Copple, an ex-Medford
high star, is one of the top prospects among sophomore line
men and is playing at a tackle spot. Coach Jim Sutherland
figures that Copple may be used sparingly in games this fall
because of the depth of experienced men ahead of him, but
the Cougar mentor still has definite plans for the ex-Tornado
player. Sutherland has had Copple and sophomore halfback
Lee Schroeder doing a lot of field goal work in practices.
Both were consistent last week from around the 30-yard line.
The Medford athlete won his numeral as a WSC freshman
grid regular- last fall and then was a member of the fine
Coubabe basketball squad.
Charity Benefit Race Set
For Camp White Strip
lne second annual 'charity
benefit drag race will be held
this Sunday, Sept. 21, at the
Camp White strip. Sponsored
by Southern Oregon Timing
association, all proceeds of
this meet are slated for the
United Medford Crusade and
the Ashland - Talent Youth
fund.
Competition is expected to
be keen in many classes, al-
mougn some 01 tne top ma
chines seen in action at the
championship meet are not
expected to be on the strip
for this meet. Local contest
ants will once again pit their
cars and driving skill against
competitors from Oregon and
northern Calif.
Posts Bond
SOTA has posted a $25
savings bond on the new strip
record 01 144.4b miles per
hour held by Jay Cheatham
of Sunnyvale, Calif. Chea
tham chattered the existing
record of 134.24 mph at the
Chimpionship meet held over
the weekend of Sept. 6-7 and
won the $200 bond that had
been building on that record.
SOTA places another $25
bond on the strip record each
time that it is not bettered.
Jack White owner of
White's Cycle shop in Med
ford has posted a $25 bond
on his "B" cycle record of
100.55 mph established on the
Camp White strip. White set
the record in Sept. 1957 at
the first annual Northwest
Gas championship meet. Since
that date he has won his class
at every meet in which he
participated. By posting this
bond on his record, White
stated that he hoped this
would serve as an incentive
for other cycle drivers to race
their machines on the drag
strip.
Time trials will open at
9:30 a.m. and eliminations
scheduled after lunch. Dead
line for entries will be 12
noon. Trophies will go to all
class winners, for top time of
the meet and for top-eliminator.
UP FROM MINORS
St. Louis-(UPD-The St.. Louis
Cardinals have purchased the
contract of outfielder Ellis
Burton from their Houston
farm club in the Texas league.
Catcher Ray Katt, recalled
from Rochester of the Inter
national league, joined the
club Monday night at Phila
delphia. WILL HONOR MEDARIS
Birmingham, Ala (UPD
Maj. Gen, John B. Medaris,
commander of the Army Ord
nance Missile Command at
Redstone Arsenal, in Hunts
ville, Ala., will be honored at
the State Fair here Oct. 1.
The public is welcome to
the races which will be held
at the SOTA strip on Drag
Strip road in west Camp
White. A concession stand, op
erated by the Medford Lions
club will be in operation.
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Phils Near
7th Place;
Beat Cards
United Press International
Robin Roberts and Richie
Ashburn, two of the original
Whiz Kids who helped Eddie
Sawyer lead the Philadelphia
Phillies to a pennant in 1950,
are making gallant efforts to
prevent a last-place finish for
the returned pilot this year.
And, in the process, Rob
erts could well wind up with
"comeback of the year"
award and Ashburn with a
National league batting title.
The Phillies, who haven't
finished in the cellar since
1945, climbed to within two
games of the seventh-place
Chicago Cubs when they beat
the St. Louis Cardinals, 6-2,
Monday night. The Milwau
kee Braves trimmed their
magic pennant clinching num
ber to four with an 8-3 vic
tory over the Los Angeles
Dodgers in the only other day
or night game in either
league.
Roberts, who seemed over
the hill after 19-18 and 10-22
won-lost records the past two
years, pitched a seven-hitter
to raise his current mark to
16-13. It was his 19th com
plete game of the season and
his five strikeouts raised his
total to 123 for 252 innings.
Set Club Record
Ashburn, who set a club
record by playing in his
1,631st game, raised his
league - leading average to
.343 when he smashed a triple
and a single. He now holds
a five-point lead over St.
Louis' Stan Musial, idle again
Monday night.
Doubles by Harry Anderson
and Jim Hegan plus a sacri
fice fly by Ted Kazanski gave
the Phillies a 2-0 lead in the
second inning and they added
single runs at the expense
of Vinegar Bend MizelJ in
the fifth and sixth. '
An eight-inning error by
Don Zimmer paved the way
for the Braves to score five
runs and beat the Dodgers for
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only the eighth time in 22
games. Zimmer's error fol
lowed a single by Casey Wise
and the Braves then raked
Fred Kipp and Clem Labine
for four more singles and a
walk. Joe Adcock had two
singles and his 19th homer
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to pace the Braves" 11-hit
attack which brought relief
pitcher Bob Rush his ninth
victory.
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Mizell, Chittum (7) and Green,
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