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MAIL TRIBUNE, Medfora, Or. Monday, J una 29, 1959 Camp White Entertains Presidio Camp White-Three pitchers are slated to divide the hill duties this evening when the Camp White semi-pro baseball nine tussles the Army's San Fragcisco Presidio club at Memorial Stadium here. Manager Bob Smith said that Don Sanford, Jim Eggers and Gary Keners will split the chore in the game which tarts- at 8 p.m. Bob Pond will do the catching. The Camp Whiters will be reinforced with the return of Bill Weddie and Jack Burns from National Guard camp. Smith reported that the hard WITH TOREROS-Jack Huclo aby, above, ex - Sacramento Junior college performer, is a second baseman for the San Francisco Presidio diamond nine. He's to be seen in action . this evening when the Toreros play Camp White at the Vet erans Administration domicil iary field. Huckaby has also been with Twin Falls, Idaho, of the pro Pioneer league. hitting Weddle will be placed at third base, with' Wayne Allen taking the shortstop slot and Vern Parent playing in centerfield. Presidio has a team which has a mixture of collegiate and professional experience. At last report the Army men had a 13-win streak going. Re sults of their Saturday and Sunday series at Eureka, Calif., were not available. The Toreros topped Drain's Black Sox twice, and Grants Pass Merchants once on their present tour. They will go to Dunsmuir, Calif, for a Tues day conflict. Presidio pitcher will be chosen from among Gene Lip pold, Joe Durelle, Ted Rem ington, Jake DeSousa, Larry Bain, Joe Chiamparino and Joe Mosely. Loclcvood Ford Tips Studs 3-1 Central Point Roseburg Lockwood Motors crossed with two runs in the bottom of the Sixth inning, after the Studs had tied the game in the top of the canto, to turn back Central Point 3 to 1 Sunday in a non - league American Legion junior base ball game at Roseburg. In the winning surge Bob Cellers walked, Gene Wagner sacrificed, Jim Booth singled and Les Bogner hit a fly which was dropped by left iielder Bill Anhorn. Roseburg put across the first run of the game in the first inningon Cellers' walk nd stolen base and Wagner s single. For the Cheney Studs score in the sixth Jim Doster and Brad Gettling slapped safeties, Steve Harris sacrific ed and Bill Anhorn drew an intentional walk. Four-Hitlers John Anhorn of the Studs and John Livingston of Rose burg each tossed four-hit ball. Each walker three, Anhorn fanned two and Livingston 13. Marv French; Roseburg, gfcid Gettling each socked two ttits. Bill Anhorn had one of i two safe blows for the gtuds. Central Point suffered from 09 regular, troubles. It got in on base but couldn't get Ihem across. The Studs next action will be a league fracas with Grants Pass at 8 p.mon Wed nesday. Trie scuffle was set originally for twilight at Grants Pass but the Mock Motors team reported that it could not get the field. LTNESCORE:' Central Point 000 001 01 4 1 Roseburg 100 002 x 3 4 O John Anhorn and Allen; Laving' ston and Hiney. Whitney Reed College Champ Evanston, 111. - (CPD - Super ior stamina and greater ex perience gave top-seeded Whit ney Keea oi &an jose, (Uaiuj, State college the National Collegiate Athletic association tennis crown. Reed. 26-year-old Air Force veteran, Sunday beat down the challenge of stubborn Don Dell, 21-year-old. junior from Yale, to win 'the 75 th annnal NCAA singles championship 7-5, 3-8, 6-Z, 4-6, and 6-3. 6 Torrid Ik Podgers NIL VSctory Strong By FRED DOWN United Press International Yes sir,- the Dodgers are still in the National league-almost atop it in fact-and it looks like no one is going to knock the Indians out of first place in the American league as long as Tito Francona is around. It's been 39 years since the Dodgers and Indian were World Series rivals and you could have had your own odds back in April if you thought they would be this year. And yet, here is virtually the half way point of .the campaign and the Dodgers are the hot test team in the NL while the Indians' stubbornly cling to first place in the AL. The Dodgers ran their win ning streak to, seven games, longest of the year in the NL with a 9-4 -victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates Sunday while the Indians retained their one-game margin by beating the Boston Red Sox, 5-4 and 1-0. Don Demeter, Gil Hodges and Charlie Neal supplied the home run power for the Dodg MedfobiwiOJTribunb Medford, Ashland Teams Take RV Tussles; Riddle Squeaks By ROGUE VALLET LEAGUE . r W L, Pet. 1.000 .750 .750 .500 300 .000 .000 Riddle 5 Ashland t 3 Medford '. 3 Grants Pass 2 Camp White Glendale Butte Falls - 2 0 0 Medford Bowling lanes and Ashland maintained second spot pace in the Rogue Valley Baseball league in easy fash ion on Sunday but it took a marathon and come-from-be-hind effort for Riddle to re fill its unmarred position at the head of, the loop. Medford dropped Glendale 7 to 0, Ashland smothered Butte Falls 19 to 0 and Riddle kicked Grants Pass 7 to 6 in 14 innings. Grants Pass led Riddle 5 to 2 going into the last half of the ninth inning. The league pacers, however, tied up the fray. It was still 5 to 5 after 13 innings. In the top of the 14th Grants Pass got a run but Riddle rallied to load the bases on two singles and a walk in its batting turn. Ken Ayers doubled for the two runs which broke up the game. Ernie Tyler distributed eight hits in twirling a shut out for Medford Bowling lanes. He allowed two bases on balls and struck out four. Reynolds 4 for 4 Kay Vaughn with three hits in four times at bat, John Han son and Gordon Owsley each with three for five and Charles Rettman with two safe blows led the Keglers' 13-hit assault on Glendale thrower Floyd West. The vis iting pitcher walked three and fanned five. Troy Reynolds had four hits in four times up for Glendale. Medford piled up three counters in the first inning on a double by Vaughn, sin gles by Hanson and Larry Perkins and two bases on balls. Single runs were put Crawford Cops NCAA Links Toga Eugene-flJPD-Houston sopho more Richard Crawford cele brated his 20th birthday here Saturday with a 7 and 6 vic tory over San Jose State jun ior Jack Luceti for the NCAA individual champio n ship crown. It was the third straight year a University of Houston team titlist has won the crown. Crawford, who was the number four man on the cham pion Houston team, outdrove Luceti all day. The match end ed' on the 30th hole when Luceti missed a three-foot putt for bogey. The first 17 holes were close. But Crawford sank a 25 foot putt on the 18th to go 2-up. Then he proceeded to sink putts of 20, 17, and 10 feet to win holes on the third nine. He was 5;up at the end of 27, won the 28th when the San Jose Stattr made a poor approach, and closed out the match on the 30th. - BEAVERS PLAY TRI-CITY Portland rtiPD The Pacific Coast league Portland Beavers go against Tri-City of the Northwest league tonight at Kennewick, Wash., in an ex hibition game." The Beavers open a PCL series Tuesday at Spokane with the Indians. ers enabling Danny McDevitt to win his seventh game. Francona, Cleveland's "Mr. Clutch,," delivered a game winning single in the seventh inning of the Tribe's opener and then Herb Score's two hitter and a homer by Jim Baxes completed the double header sweep. Braves Hold Lead " ' The Milwaukee Braves held their one-game NL margin as Juan Pizarro beat the Chica go Cubs, 2-1; Johnny Antonelli won his 11th game when he pitched the San Francisco Gi ants to a 6-0 win over the Philadelphia Phillies; and the St. Louis Cardinals downed the Cincinnati Reds, 9-7 and 11-8 in other NL games. The Chicago White Sox de lighted a Sunday crowd of 42,121 with 9-2 and 4-2 victo ries -over the New York Yan kees; the Detroit -Tigers de feated the Baltimore Orioles, 7-2, and the Washington Sen ators climbed out of the AL cellar with a 7-3 decision over the Kansas City Athletics. The Dodgers routed Bob Friend with a five-run burst Grants Pass over in the second, fifth, sev enth and eighth cantos. Two walks and an error did the trick in the second. In the fifth Vaughn singled and Hanson two - baggered. Singles by Vaughn, Hanson and Rettman and an error got the tally in the seventh. Owsley and Ron Peery hit safely in the eighth inning and Owsley scored on a double steal. Dave D'Olivo hurled three- hit ball for Ashland while Jim McAbee whammed five hits in six times up, Ron Weinhold homered and tripled and Lee- Roy King round-trippered. LINE SCORES: Glendale 000 000 0000 8 2 Medford 310 010 llx 7 13 2 West and Munyon; Tyler and Anderson. Ashland 441 224 219 14 0 Butte Falls .... 000 000 0 0 3 6 D'Olivo and Sword; Goodrich, Ellis (4) and Moore. . Aaron Top Selection On Ail-Star New .York - (DPD - Major leaguers voted for merit and ruled out sentiment when they made Hank Aaron of the Mil waukee Braves a unanimous choice for the 1959 All-Star game and passed up Ted Wil liams, Stan Musial and Mickey Mantle. Commissioner Ford C. Frick, in announcing the vote of the players, managers and coaches for the. eight starting positions on each team, said Aaron was the first unanimous selection in. the voting his tory of the All-Star game. Frick stressed that not even Babe Ruth had been accord ed that honor. The selection of Aaron, third baseman - Ed Mathews and catcher Del Crandall on the National league team gave the Braves the biggest repre sentation of any club. Here are the starting teams selected for the July 7 classic in Pittsburgh with number of votes in parenthesis: National League: Del Crandall, Milwaukee, c (134); Orlando Ce peda. San - Francisco, lb (181): Johnny Temple, Cincinnati, 2b (153); Ed Mathews. Milwaukee, 3b (165); Ernie Banks, Chicago, ss (191); Wally Moon, Los Angeles. If (67); Willie Mays, San Francisco, cf (187); Hank Aaron, Milwaukee, rf (208). American League: Gus Triandos, Baltimore, c (171): Bill Skowron, New York, lb (153): Nelly Fox, Chicago. 2b (175); Harmon Kille brew. Washington, 3b (158): Luis Aparicio, Chicago, ss (178); Minnie Minoso. Cleveland. If (143); Al Ka line, Detroit, cf (118); Rocky Cola vito, Cleveland, rf (105). Peter Thomson British Choice Muirfield, Scotland-ttlPD-De-fending titlist Peter Thomson was a 4 to 1 favorite to win his fifth British Open golf championship which began to day with the smallest field in 38 years and possibly the weakest American contingent of all time. Among the 15 U. S. players entered in the field of 258, only veteran Willie Goggin of San Jose, Calif., and Bob Wat son of Ardsley-on-Hudson, N. Y.; were given even a slight chance to survive the two qualifying rounds that will cut the field to 100 by Wed nesday. - .. " The first automatic bottle making machine was devel oped in Toledo, Ohio, in 1908 by Michael J. Owens. - Stretch To Seven in the fourth inning and went on to score their ninth victory in 10 games and their 12th in 15c Francona singled after a double by Woodie Held to snap a 4-4 tie and enable Cleveland relief pitcher Jim Perry to win his second deci sion. Baxes' homer in the sev enth inning of the nightcap spoiled a fine pitching per formance by Ted Wills and gave Score his eighth triumph. Pizarro Pitches Five-Hitter Pizarro, yielded five hits and struck out six for the Braves. Eddie Mathews hit his 23rd homer. . . Antonelli pitched a seven hitter and was backed by a brilliant San Francisco de fense. Orlando Cepeda paced the 10-hit Giant offense with a homer, double and single. Lindy McDaniel relieved in both games for the Cardinals who scored seven unearned runs in the first inning of the opener and then clubbed out 15 hits in the nightcap. Sherman Lollar, Earl Bat tey, Bubba Phillips and Hal Smith hit homers and Early Wynn won his 11th game of the season and 260th of his career for the White Sox in the first game with New York. Lollar - also hit a three-run homer in the first inning of the second game to kayo Don Larsen and provide the big blow in Dick Donovan's fifth win of the season. Don Mossi pitched a six-hitter and hit a two-run double to raise his record. to 6-3 for the Tigers. Charlie Maxwell homered for the Tigers. Harmon Killebrew and Jim Lemon drove in three runs each to lead the Senators' 10 hit attack on rookie Howard Reed and four Kansas City successors. National Open Won By Wright Pittsburgh - (UPD - Mickey Wright, thoroughly rested after Saturday's grueling 36 hole finals of the Women's Open golf championship, has her eye set on pulling another repeat performance next month in the Ladies PGA at French Lick, Ind. Mickey won an unprece dented second straight Open crown at nearby Churchill Valley Country Club, firing a record 287. She nosed out Louise Suggs, Sea Island, Ga., pro who had a 289. In a three-way tie for third were Joyce Ziske, Waterford, Wis.; Ruth Jessen, Seattle, Wash., and Marlene Bauer H a g g e, women's pro at Churchill. Ali had 72-hole totals of 292. Hoad Triumphs Over Gonzales Forest Hills, N. Y.-OJPD-Lew Hoad's convincing triumph over Pancho Gonzales gave him a wafer-thin edge .over Gonzales today in their per sonal battle for the No. 1 spot in professional tennis. Bland, 24-year-old Hoad of Australia blunted the ' big service of 31-year-old Gon zales of Los Angeles in then first set and went on to score a 6-1, 5-7, 6-2, 6-1 victory in the final round of Jack Kra mer's $15,000 tournament of Champions Sunday. That gave Hoad 21 victories over Gonzales this season, while Gonzales, the defend ing pro champion, has beaten the young Aussie 20 times. MAY NAME MUSIAL " Milwaukee - (UPD - Manager Fred Haney of the Milwaukee Braves said today there "is a possibility" he will name the St. Louis Cardinals' Stan Mu sial to the National league All-Star squad even though the famed hitter was far down the list in the voting by play ers, coaches and managers. 4$ -TV. Tircsfonc STORES 214 South Riverside Ave Phone SP 2-71 19 standings AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. GB 39 30 .565 - 39 32 .549 1 38 34 .528 2,i Cleveland Chicago Baltimore Detroit New York Washington 37 35 .514 36 35 .507 3 ',2 4 32 39 31 39 .451, 8 Boston 443 BV2 Kansas City .... 30 38 .441 8 ',2 Sunday's Results Chicago 9, New York 2 (1st) Chicago 4, New York 2 (2nd) Cleveland 5. Boston 4 (1st) Cleveland 1. Boston 0 (2nd) Detroit 7, Baltimore 2 Washington 7, Kansas City 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GB 42 30 .583 43 33 .566 1 41 33 .554 2 Milwaukee Los Angeles San Francisco Pittsburgh . 38 37 .507 514 Chicago 36 36 .500 6 St. LOUIS 34 38 .472 S Cincinnati 32 41. .438 10.i Philadelphia 26 44 .371 15 Sunday's Results St.rLouis 9, Cincinnati 7 (1st) St. Louis 11, Cincinnati 8 (2nd) Milwaukee 2, Chicago 1 San Francisco 6. Philadelphia 0 Los Angeles 9, Pittsburgh 4 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pet. Sacramento 45 33 377 Vancouver 41 36 ' .532 San Diego 39 36 .520 GB 3',i 4',i 5i 6Va 6V2 1014 11 Portland 37 36 Spokane 37 38 .507 .493 Salt Lake 37 38 .493 Phoenix 34 43 .442 Seattle 34 44 .436 Sunday's Results Phoenix 7, Seattle 2 (1st) Seattle 5, Phoenix 4 (2nd) ', Sacramento 2, Portland 1 (1st) Sacramento 1. Portland 0 (2nd) Salt Lake at Spokane (postponed, wet grounds) NORTHWEST LEAGUE W L Pet. .631 GB Salem .... Lewiston Eugene 41 24 34 32 315 74 32 31 .514 8 Wenatchee 33 . 35 .485 9 '4 29 36 .446 12 28 37 .431 13 Yakima Tri-City Sunday's Results -Yakima 2-2, Wenatchee 1-3 Tri-City 6, Eugene 5 Lewiston 3, Salem 2 Lightweight water skis are now being made out of alum inum. .' vfirAA sates ll &s Ms? m 1 jJLJ SPECIAL PURCHASE! seat covers tailored from overstock 1958 auto upholstery fabric YUjL HI rad' speaker! f ill jJCMMt 117 S. Central jsolbns Nab Twinbill Against Portlanders By DON BECKER I United Press International The Sacramento S o 1 o n s have to qualify as just about the most feeble hitting first place team in baseball. As a unit they are lucky if they're hitting .250. But up till now, the facts are that they just don't need a cart full of hits and runs. , Sunday they copped a pair from the Portland Beavers, the newest challengers to the Solons' lofty position. The Sacs disposed of the Beavers 2-1 in the first game and won the second, 1-0. 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SP 3-7301 The Solons won it in the fourth when Eddie Kazak hit a sacrifice fly to score Mike Krsnich with the second run of the inning. Stanka is now 10-4. He gave up five hits, as did loser Marty Kutyna, who is now 6-5. . Winston Salem Brown tossed a two - hitter in the second game to best Duane Pillette who suffered his first setback of the season. Dick Phillips doubled home Brown with the game's only tally, in the fifth inning. Brown is now 7-9 and Pil lette 3-1. 1 Venturi Grabs ' Chicago Laurels Chicago - (UPD A veteran's know-how and bad weather practice paid off with $9,000 today for San Francisco's Ken Venturi. Venturi slashed through winds reaching 30 miles per hour in gusts for a last round 66, four under par, in the Chicago Open to overcome a five stroke lead held by 23-year-old Johnny Pott, Shreve port, La., in the final 18 holes and take the title with 273, seven under par for the 72 holes. Pott, posted his second straight two over par. 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