t MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Wednesday, April I, 1959
Quotes Post Best
Exhibition Record
By TIM MORIARTY
United Press International
Maybe this is the year the
Baltimore Orioles young
movement will pay off - at
least with a first division
berth.
Picked to finish sixth in
the American league race,
Paul Richards upstarts wound
nr with the best record among
all major leage teams in the
spring exhibition standings.
The training season doesn't
officially end until today but
the Orioles clinched the com
bined Grapefruit - Cactus
league championship Tuesday
by downing the Philadelphia
Phillies', 5-3, with the help of
Red Raider
Bill Pilots
In Track
Ashland-Raider cindermen
of Southern Oregon college
play host to University of
Portland on Saturday at 1
p.m.
The local cindermen seek
their second straight win after
beating Shasta junior college
last week.
A number of surprises came
last week. Two of them were
Sid Smith in the hurdles and
Byron Kile in the high jump.
Smith had a second in the
lows and a third in the highs.
Kile gained a first in the high
jump.
Smith will team this week
with Scott Peterson in the
hurdles. Ed Susee will pair
with Kile in the high jump.
Clarence Baker and broth
er, Stuart, will team in the
220-yard dash. The former
will run in the 100 and the
latter in the 440 in addition to
broadjumping.
Swingle In 440
Chuck Swingle will also be
In the 440 where he was sec
ond last week by about four
x inches. Both the Bakers,
Swingle and Jack Johnson are
slated for the mile relay.
Johnson is a runner in the
880 and possibly in the mile.
Norm Pawlowski, Ike McCar
ley, Ed Susee, and Dick Gust
ufson are among the entrants
in the mile and two-mile runs.
Gordon. Clayton will be in
the 100, 220, broad jump, and
the javelin while in the pole
vault it will be Jack Kopacz
and Larry Derry.
In the discus and shofput
Pedro Colley leads the en
trants for the Raider cinder
men followed by Len Dobry,
Dave Lockard, Noble Adam
ack, and Stan Gribble.
BEES TOP LOUISVILLE
v Jacksonville Beach Fla. -BPB
- Salt Lake City quelled
a three-run rally in the top
of the ninth inning Tuesday
to preserve an 8-6 win over
Louisville. Manager Larry
Shepard of the Bees said after
the game that three positions
are still open on the 23-man
squad which will be on hand
for the regular season later
this month.
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a grand-slam homer by Gus
Triandos.
The Orioles, who open the
American league season
Thursday at Washington, com
pleted their spring tuneups
with 16 victories in 24 outings
for a .667 percentage.
Best in NL -
The Los Angeles Dodgers
can wind up with the best
training record emong Na
tional league teams by beat
ing the Milwaukee Braves to
night in their final prep at
Jacksonville, Fla. They lost
a 5-4 verdict to the Braves in
the same city Tuesday night
and now have a 12-9 spring
record against major league
opposition.
Perhaps the biggest flops of
the exhibition season were the
New York Yankees and the
Braves -last year's World
Series rivals. Going into to
day's final tuneups the. Yan
kees had a 14-12 record and
the Braves ' were stumbling
along with a 10-15 mark.
Only 2,018 fans turned out
at Baltimore to watch the Or
ioles turn back the Phillies
with a five-run burst off Ru
ben Gomez in the first inning.
Successive singles by Willie
Tasby, Bob Boyd, Bobby
Avila and Gene Woodling pro
duced the first run, then Tri
andos cleaned the bases with
a homer into the left-field
bleachers.
Boston Blows Chance
Hank Aaron's two-run sin
gle with the bases loaded in
the ninth inning enabled the
Braves to down the Dodgers
before an overflow crowd of
12,203 at Jacksonville. Los
Angeles scored all its runs off
Bob Buhl in the opening
farme.
. The Boston Red Sox blew
their last chance to catch the
Orioles in the exhibition
standings when they dropped
an 11 inning 8-7 verdict to
the Chicago Cubs at Victoria,
Tex. The Red-Sox went ahead
7-6 in the top of the 11th on
a homer by Dick Gernert but
the Cubs rallied for two runs
in their half of the inning, in
cluding a pinch homer by Al
vin Dark.
The Cincinnati Reds edged
the Yankees, 3-2, on a lead-off
homer by Gus Bell in tlu. 10th
inning, and Jim Bolger's pinch
single in the ninth inning car
ried the Cleveland Indians to
a 3-2 triumph over the San
Francisco Giants in Tuesday's
other exhibitions.
The Yankees, playing be
fore 8,432 at Savannah, Ga.,
opened a 2-1 lead in the sixth
inning on a two-run homer, by
Yogi Berra but the Reds tied
the score in the eighth on a
walk and singles by Frank
Robinson and Del Ennis.
Bell's game-winning homer
came off Yankee rookie Ed
Dick. ,
A crowd of 3,683 at Des
Moines, Iowa, watched the
Indians score all their runs
off Mike McCormick in the
ninth inning. i Bolger's single
drove in catcher Dick Brown,
who had tied the game ear
lier with a two-run double.
Bob Schmidt homered for the
Giants in the seventh inning.
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After unsuccessfully trying
to plant striped bass, silver
salmon and anchovies in
theSalfconSea, fish experts
finally &und that Corbinet,
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of Cafifbtnia woutct thrive in
the 6eoMAsecr-evef fate
of the fmpenaf tafey.
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LINE SCORES:
(Exhibition Results)
Philadelphia ..000 110 0103 7 0
Baltimore 500 000 OOx 5 7 0
Gomez. Semproch (7) and Thom
as, Sawatski (7). Portocarrero, Wil
helm (7) and Triandos. Winner
Portocarrero. Loser Gomez. HR
Triandos.
Cleveland 000 000 0033 8 1
San Fran 000 100 100 2 8 3
Ferraresse, Garcia (7). Grant (8),
Brodowski (9) and Brown, Naragon
(9). Antonelli, McCormick (4) and
Schmidt. Winner Grant. Loser
McCormick. " Home run Schmidt.
(11 innings)
Chicago (N)
010 301 100 028 12 0
Boston 102 200 100 017 13 O
Drabowsky, Martin (10) and
Neeman. Bowsfield, Kiely 8 and
Daley. Winner Martin. Loser
Kiely. HR Averill (2), Moryn,
Long, Buddin.
Chicago (A) 132 017 04220 20 2
Nashville Ill 032 020 10 15 3
Latman, Shaw (6) and Lollar,
Battev (6). Beck. J. Bailey. Lybeck
(6), Risenhoover (9) and Irons.
Winner Latman. Loser Beck. HR
Dotterer, Lollar. Blaylock, Cash.
Los Angeles 400 000 000 4 8 1
Milwaukee ....000 000 302 5 8 0
Drysdale, Labine (3, Snyder (7)
and Roseboro Buhl. Hartman (6),
McMahon (8) and Crandall. Winner
McMahon. Loser Snyder.
Men's Swim
Class at YMCA
A men's beginning swim
class starts at the Young
Men's Christian Association
on Friday, April 10.
The class is set for 6:15
p.m. with family swimming
following at 7 p.m.
The course will have 10
lessons, and will end June 12.
Instructor will be "Willard
Harwood.
Fathers are encouraged to
take part in the lad 'n dad
swim which precedes the
class, from 5 to 6:15 pan.
Participants in the class, if
not members of the YMCA
can take the course on a lim
ited privilege basis.
Dan Ferris
Frowns on
New Drug
By GARY KALE .
New York -UPD- A new
drug which might help ath
letes break world records was
frowned upon today by a high
official in amateur sports.
Dan Ferris, honorary secretary-treasurer
of the Amateur
Athletic union, said any ath
lete found using a drug would
be ineligible for any competi
tion under AAU rules.
Unusual fatigue-inhibiting
properties of the new drug
known as t-h-a-m-was discov
ered by two government
scientists, who said physiolo
gists believe it would enable
athletes to establish new speed
records in long distance run
ning and swimming and other
type competition. Its previous
usage was limited to making
soaps and detergents:
Ferris, who has been con
nected with amateur athletics
for over 50 years, emphasized
that neither AAU nor Interna
tional federation rulings per
mit anyone to enter an event
under the influence of a drug.
"Drugs to stimulate athlet
ic prowess are nothing new,"
Ferris said. "I've been hear
ing reports of their usage for
the past four or five years."
Dr. Robert Galambos, chief
of the Walter Reed Army In
stitute of Research's neuro
physiology department, said
physiologists venture guesses
that a man could knock 10
seconds off the world record
for the mile. . , ,
Richard Nixon
Relief Pitcher
. Washington -(UPD - The first
''relief pitcher" of the 1959
baseball season - Richard M.
Nixon.
The Washington Senators
baseball team announced on
Tuesday that Vice President
Nixon will substitute for va
cationing President Eisenhow
er in throwing out the first
ball at Thursday's opening
game of the baseball season
here between the Senators
and the Baltimore Orioles.
"PICK-IT" FIGHT
Chicago - UPD - Unranked
lightweights Eddie Perkins
and Paul Armstead bid for a
place in the top ten . tonight
in a "pick it" 10-round bout
on the weekly television
show. The background on the
battlers indicated an even
match! Each is 22 years old
and each was a standout ama
teur before he turned pro.
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Daytona Beach Speedway
Temporarily Off-Limits
For Roadster-Type Cars
Daytona Beach, Fla. -(DPD-
The new Daytona Beach In
ternational speedway has
been temporarily put off-limits
for roadster-type racers
following the death of tw of
America's top big car drivers.
Speedway president Bill
France said a 300-mile race
featuring Indianapolis type
cars scheduled July 4 would
not be held. Instead, he said,
there would be a substitute
250-mile late model stock car
race.
- Racing director Henry
Banks of the United States
Auto club said in Indianapolis
the big car race was tentative
ly switched to Raleigh, N.C.
' Banks said Daytona would
not be used by roadster-type
cars pending "research and
development."
Teague. Amick Die
Veteran driver Marshall
Teague and 1958 "rookie of
the year" George Amick were
killed in accidents on the fast
2M mile' asphalt track which
opened here only last Febru
ary. Both Banks and Pa Purcell,
executive director of Nascar,
said the two-million-dollar
track cannot be blamed, for
the accidents. But both said
the track was "engineered far
ahead of the automotive in
dustry." "
. "We couldn't condemn Day
tona as being dangerous,"
Banks said. "It's a fine track,
but it's still way ahead of the
equipment now available."
He said speeds of better
than 170 miles per hour and
20 m.p.h. winds created a
dangerous situation which
racing experts believe will be
solved only by engineering
methods.
. Medfow)JJTribuiii
Celts Win Third Time
Minneapolis, Minn. -(UPD-The
Boston Celtics have four
more chances to win the one
game which will bring them
their second National Basket
ball association championship
in three years.
All that stands in their way
are the Minneapolis Lakers,
a team the Celtics have beaten
21 times in a row, including
three straight in the NBA
best- of- seven championship
series.
The Celtics get their first
chance to take the crown on
Thursday night at Minneapo
lis If the Lakers should win,
the series will move to Bos
ton Saturday.
The Celtics won, 123-110 at
St. Paul auditorium Tuesday
night and only a late Laker
rally kept the score respec
table. The Celtics went ahead,
23-19, in the first quarter and
were never headed. At times,
UO, OSC Stars
Will Appear in
Pro Grid Fray
Portland -ITJPD- The Green
Bay Packers will meet the
Philadelphia Eagles in an ex
hibition professional football
game at Multnomah stadium
Saturday night, Aug. 29, Pro
moter, Harry Glickman an
nounced today.
It will be the first appear
ance here for either of the
two teams, and will match a
former Oregon State star
against a former Oregon star
at quarterback.
Joe Francis, former single
wing . tailback for Oregon
State, is a quarterback for the
Packers. Norm Van Brock-
lin, the former Webfoot and
Los 'Angeles Ram passing ace,
is with the Eagles.
Also with Green Bay is Jim
Sha"nley, the former Oregon
back. Tackle Gary Raid of
Willamette was drafted by
Green Bay after last season.
they led by as much as 23
points.
Tom Heinsohn led Boston
scoring with 26 points, Bill
Sharman broke his own con
secutive free throw record of
55, and lanky Bill RusseJ.1
pulled down 30 rebounds, but
most of the dressing room
talk was about guard Bob
Cousey.
Cousey put on one of his
greatest ball handling exhibi
points and picking the Laker
defense to pieces with deft
passes.
Eagles Top
Butte Falls
Eagle Point.- Eagle Point
High baseballers bounced
Butte Falls 10 to 7 here Tues
day in a non-league brush.
. The Eagles did their heav
iest scoring in the fourth
canto on doubles by Dusty
Gerbing and Jim Nease,
singles by Bud Bever, Duke
Wild and Tom Perdue and
three errors for five runs.
Perdue chucked two-hit
ball for EP over four innings
and he and Geren each had
two safe blows. Ray Abbott
singled and doubled, Larry
Cavin tripled and Edwin Ellis
doubled for Butte Falls.
The Eagles encounter Illin
ois Valley here Friday after
noon in a Rogue league game
while Butte Falls goes to
Prospect in the Jackson Coun
ty B league..
LINESCORES:
Butte Falls . 100 003 3 7 7 10
Eagle Point ....023 500 x 10 9 3
Cavin, Ellis (5) and Ferguson;
Perdue, Williams (5), Geren (6) and
Osborn, Nease (4) Hertager (5).
ST. PAUL BEATS SPOKANE
Vero Beach, Fla. - UPD -Ralph
Mauriello, recently cut
by the Los Angeles Dodgers
because of a sore arm, showed
little sign of the ailment Tues
day while hurling St. Paul
to a 6-4 decision over Spokane
in a five-inning exhibition
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Ashland - Golfers of South
ern Oregon college play their
first dual match of the 1959
season next Friday afternoon
in Roseburg against Oregon
College of Education.
Raider coach Al Akins will
take a five man squad to the
match headed by Gordon Mar
latt, junior from Eugene.
Phil Mongrain will go in
the number two spot and be
followed by Bob Meyers and
Jim McCoyvin that order.
The fifth man is yet unde
cided but it will be either
Terry Tallis or Dick Brown,
depending upon their chal
lenge match.
The Raider linksmen took
second in the Oregon Collegi
ate conference meet last year.
New York (CPU Jockey i total to 11 winners In three booted home two winners
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