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(Face Wdgbs IMh Bon a Sow; E)H)(i3geirs7 nainifts EacCi Lose United Press International They call him the "Baron of the Bullpen" or the "Man With the Golden Arm," and come this winter they even may be calling little Elroy . Face the most valuable player - in the National League. ; The pint-sized Pittsburg re lief ace turned in his 14th straight victory of the season " without a loss Sunday when -' the Pirates beat the Cardinals, 6-5, in a 10-inning opener and was out there on the mound , again protecting a 5-4 lead in the nightcap when the game . was suspended in the ninth inning due to Pennsylvania's r Sunday curfew. Face's 14 consecutive vic tories constitute the longest major league winning streak . in 12 years and he now is only five shy of the all-time record of 19 in a row during a single season set by Rube Marquard of the Giants in 1912. Dating back to May 30, 1958, Face is unbeaten in 19 straight games. Roberto Clement's single with the bases full in the 10th inning produced the Pitts- S burgh victory in the opener. Face was rushed into the breach again in the ninth inning of the nightcap after : Gino Cimoli homered to cut ' the Pirates' lead to 5-4. He struck out pinch-hitter George Crowe just before the game was suspended. It will be com pleted Aug. 19. San Francisco Loses Milwaukee defeated San Francisco, 4-2, but the Giants still stayed a game in front when Cincinnati beat second place Los Angeles, 4-3. Chi cago won the opener of a double-header from Philadel phia, 7-6, then lost the night cap, 4-1. In the American League, the second -place White Sox moved to within a game of first place by taking a pair from the Athletics, 5-3 and 9-7; Detroit defeated Cleve land in the opener, 6-2, but the Indians won the nightcap, &4; the Red Sox handed the Yankees their fourth straight loss, 7-3; and Baltimore licked Washington, 5-1. Lew Burdette pitched a seven - hitter against the Giants in notching his 12th victory and moving the third place Braves within IVi games of the top. Eddie Mathews lined his 26th homer with two on off Jack Sanford in the third inning for Mil waukee's margin of victory. Jackie Brandt hit a two-run homer for San Francisco. Gus Bell's ninth-inning sin gle scored Johnny Temple with the Reds' winning run against the Dodgers. Home runs by Vada Pinson, Ed Bailey and Frank Robinson gave Cincinnati its first three runs. Bob Purkey won his eighth game, giving up five hits, including a homer by Gil Hodges. Rookie Larry Sherry was the loser. Cubs Win Opener The Cubs won their opener from the Phils with a seven run rally in the fourth inning that chased loser Reuben Go mez. Earl Averill's three-run homer was the key blow and provided the victory for ex- - American leaguer Art Cecca- relli. Joe Lonnett and Ed Bouchee homered for the Phils. Bouchee hit his second horn' er of the day in a four-run first inning that clinched the nightcap for Philadelphia. Ray Semproch stopped the Cubs on five hits for his third victory. Moe Drabowsky suf fered his seventh loss. Rookie Jim McCanany hit triples with the bases loaded in each game to pace the White Sox to their sweep over the A's. McCanany, who hit .400 with Colorado Springs. Colo., last year, capped a five- run rally in the first inning of the opener and produced three yruns in a four-run fifth inning that won the nightcap. Ray Moore and Bob Shaw were the winners and Bud Daley and Rip Coleman the losers. Indians Win Nightcap . Rocky Colavito drove in four runs with his 27th and 28th home runs to help the Indians to their nightcap win over the Tigers, who won the opener on Paul Foytack's six hit pitching. Minnie Minoso also homered in the nightcap as reliever Jim Perry held the Tigers scoreless over the last 6 1-3 innings to gain his . fourth victory." Detroit won the opener with a four-run rally in the fourth inning at the expense of rookie Larry Locke. Foytack gave lip only six hits in posting, his .eighth victory. Harvey Kuenn .and Jim Baxes hit homers. ; Jackie Jensen drove in four runs with his 19th homer and a pair of doubles against the Yankees to pace the Red Sox to their sixth victory in seven games under new Manager Billy Jurges. The loss, their eighth successive one on a Sunday, dropped the Yankees under the .500 mark again, even games off the pace. Re liever Bill Monbouquetta was the winner and Ralph Terry the loser. Knuckle -baUer Hoyt Wil helm of the Orioles finally nailed down his 10th victory with a four-hitter oyer the Senators after he had failed six times to get his 10th. The Orioles collected 10 hits, in cluding homers by Billy Gard ner and Joe Taylor. Russ Kemmerer was the loser. LINESCORES: American League 1ft Game Detroit ; 000 420 000 8 3 0 Cleveland 000 020 000 2 6 2 Foytack (8-7) and Berberet. Locke. Smith' (6), Terrarese (9) and Nixon. Loser Locke (0-1). HRs Kuenn, Baxes. 2nd Game Detroit 301 000 000 4 8 2 Cleveland 000 203 30x 8 10 0 Morgan. Narleski (6) and Wilson. Cicotte, Perry (3) and FitzGerald. Winner Perry (4-1). Loser Mor gan (1-4). HRs Minoso, Colavito 2. 1st Game Kansas City ..120 000 0003 9 1 Chicag. 500 000 00X 5 9 1 Daley, Grim (7) and House. Dono van. Moore (2), Staley (7) and Ro mano, Lollar (3). Winner Moore (2-5). Loser Daley (8-6). 2nd Game Kansas City ..000 002 3027 16 1 Chicago .-...4J0 040 00X 9 13 4 Coleman. Tsitouris (5), Dickson (7) and Chiti. Shaw, Lawn (7), Staley (8) and Romano, Lollar (8). Winner Shaw (8-3). Loser Cole man (2-8). HR A. Smith. Baltimore 00 1 021 010 5 10 0 Washington ... 001 000 0001 4 1 Wilhelm (10-4) and Triandos. Kemmerer, Woodeschick (7), Griggs (9) and Courtney. Loser Kemmerer SIPdMffiTTS Chjefs First in NWL As Salem Takes Two By United Press International , The Wenatchee Chiefs found themselves atop the heap in the Northwest league today, thanks to a lot of help from Salem. The Senators blasted Lewis- ton out of the league lead Women's Golf Rogue Valley Country club lady golfers play for July 9 was 'medal' and winners were A group, Mrs. E. W. Sickels; B group, Mrs. Lee Flink; C group, Mrs. John Day; D group, Mrs. Glen Jones; and nine-hole, Mrs. Robert Elliott. On July 10, 18 ladies from the Rogue Valley club com pleted in the Willamette Valley-Southern Oregon tourna ment at Reames club at Klamath- Falls! The Medford team was low. Mrs. Mahr Reymers was! low gross in the champion ship flight with a 73. In the A group Mrs. Tom Teutch had low -gross with 75 and Mrs. T. A. Culbertson first low met with a 76. Mrs. Ray Frisbie's 76 tied for low gross in B group and in 'the C di vision Mrs. Ken McHugh had the low gross. Next play in the WVSO will be at Coos Bay in August. Women. are asked to sign up at any time. Rogue Valley ladies' day play for July 16 will be medal and will be on the WVSO trophy. Qualifying for the club championship tourney has been completed and - first round matches are to be completed-by July 16. Medalist was Mrs. C. B. Collins. JULY If PAIRINGS: (Ladies are to contact others in their threesome.) Mesdames Frank Tamney, Ray Ftisbie, L. R. Smith; Dick Finch, Jerry uison, acx sioswick; Wm, Schei. Mahr Reymers. Dean Lam bert: Noble T. Vincent, William Clark. Kenneth Teeter: Ed Milne, H. S. Elbert, Warren Lesseg; Frank Benesh. Fred Conrad, B. D. Mitch ell: T. A. Culbertson. Jack Mitchell Bernard T. Nutting; W. O. Black ledge, William Miller, E. W. Sickels. Mesdames Ralph Barclay, Jack Six. Wayne Safley; Robert De Lorme, Myles Doran Reese Alex ander; S. V. McQueen. John Day, Tommy Tubus: c. H. Barren, Glen Jones, W. C. Knope; L. T. Ander son, R. Ren Taylor. Lawrence Buo nocore; W. L. Stark, Ken McHugh, Glen Fabrick: Richard Schwann, Earl Nelson, Richard Rementeria; Dick House. R. B. Knight, Ray Sorenson: M. Donald McGeary, Robert Morris. T. J. Harnsberger; Paul Dix. Lou O. McLaughlin, Floyd Somers; Richard Hogan, John Jensen, Al Williams; Walter Shaylor. W. H. Pyle. 9-HoIe Players Mesdames Wm. Brooks, David Lowry, Ray Wise;' Galen Sarin er. Jim Nisuer, Root. Elliott; Vincent Nirnletti .Inhn Dinlrv Alva M Perkins; Jim Finnegan, Richard Alley, Tom Polk; Myers Jones, Paul Lea, Edw. C. Nave; Jerry Lausmann, Randall Gifford, Royal E. Bebb: Paul Haviland. John H. Foster, Glen Branlund; Howard uiimer. j. a. Dickey, Ed Kliever; Melvin McGrew, Ray Stewart. Gordon H. Taylor; Charles Mad sen, Robert Mclntyre, Wm. Death erage: Sylvan Mullin. Dorothy Dowson, Dick Watson; Bill Walker, Harry . wote, Paul Jorgensen; Wm. Williams, Jerry Gastineau, Geo. 'Lewis: Warren Bayliss, Ralph Marlatt, John Muich; Clyde Camp bell, Sam Harbison. Phone SP 3-4293 DAILY'S U-DRIVE ' M.df.rd Airport (5-9). HRs Gardner. Taylor, New York 001 000 110 3 6 6 Boston -400 000 3 Ox 7 10 0 Terry, Ditmar (7), Shantz (7), Coates (8) and Berra. Delock. Mon bouquette (3) and White. Winner Monoouquette (8-3). lxiser Ter ry (3-6). HR Jensen. NaUonal League Chicago ..... 000- 700 0007 8 0 xiuiaacipma -. luu uuu ou o o x Ceccarelli, Henry (8) and Averill. Gomez, Meyer (4), Robinson (8), Farrell (9) and Lonnett. Winner Ceccarelli (1-0). Loser Gomez (1-7). HRs Averill, Lonnett, Bou chee. 2nd Game Chicago 100 000 O00 1 3 2 Philadelphia -400 000 OOx 4 7 2 Drabowsky. Singleton (4), Buz- hardt (7) and S. Taylor. Semproch (3-0) and Sawatski. Loser Drabow sky (4-7). HR Bouchee. San Francisco 000 020 000 2 7 1 Milwaukee ....003 010 OOx 4 7 1 Sanford. Miller (6), Fisher (8) and Landrith. Burdette (12-8) and Cran dall. Loser Sanford (7-8). HRs Mathews, .Brandt. Los Angeles ..000 200 100 3 5 1 Cincinnati 110 000 011 4 8 1 Sherry. Craig (9) and Roseboro, Purkey (8-9) and Bailey. Loser Sherry (0-2): HRs Pinson, Bailey, Hodges, Robinson. 1st Game C10 Inninrs) ' - St. Louis ....000 010 031 0 5 13 3 Pittsburgh ..200 300 000 1 6 15 2 Broelio. Urban (5). Blaylock (7) McDaniel (8) and H. Smith, Katt (8). Haddix, Face (8) and Kravitz. winner ace (14-0). Loser mc Daniel (6-10). HR Oliver. 2nd Game (Suspended with St. Louis batting In 9th inn., curfew) St. LOUIS IIO 100 001 H 0 Pittsburgh 200 002 01. 5 10 4 Ricketts, Blaylock (6), Bridges (6), urrjan (7), jettcoaj (8) ana uuver, H. Smith (6). Witt. Gross (7), Face (9) and Kravitz, HR Cimoli. Sunday by sweeping a double header from the Broncs, 3-1 and 6-5. Meanwhile, Wenat chee scalped the Tri-City Braves 8-4 ta take over f irsj place in league standings. Yakima scored two con vincing wins over Eugene, 7-5 and 6-2,. to move from third to second place in the stand ings. Salem's .Joe Wilson was the hero of the . Senator's first game. Wilson scored two of the Senator's three runs, in cluding a homer in the sixth, and drove in the third. In the nightcap, the Senators' Chuck Lybeck pitched his 11th win against two losses as Salem gave the Broncs an early lead and then took it away. Wenatchee's Manager Dick Wilson started the Chiefs to their 8-5 victory over Tri- City with a bases-loaded double in the third inning. The Braves were never able to catch up despite a three run outburst in the sixth. Yakima capitalized on Eu gene errors in both games Sunday with pitcher Archie White chlaking up his seventh and eighth wins against three losses. The Bears did it with two big innings, harvesting four runs in the opening frame of the first game and stampeding six runs across the plate in the sixth inning of the second game. In Saturday action, Lewis ton beat . Salem 8-3, while Wenatchee was sweeping a twin bill from last-place Tri City, 5-2 and 4-0. Yakima continued to show signs of a second-half revival by topping Eugene, 7-5. Coach Hired By Sandy School Sandy (UPD - Sandy high school has hired James Till man as head basketball coach, principal Charles Croston an nounced. Tillman, who has 12 years' coaching experience, was head basketball mentor at Byard," Neb., high school for the past six years. Tillman will teach mathematics at Sandy. The first pharmcopoeia to be published in the U.S. appeared in about 1778. A nationally recognized edition was not published or generally circu lated until 1820. . STORES 214 South Riverside Av Phone SP 2-7119 t no - - n 8 MAIL TRIBUNE, Mlfr Or. iddle Leads RVL After First Of Play Completed ROGUE VALLEY LEAGUE (Final 1st Half Standings) W L Pet 1.000 .833 .500 .500 . .500 .167 .000 Riddle Ashland Medford Camp White . wants fass . Glendale . Butte Falls Riddle shook off a late threat of an uphill scrapping Medford Bowling lanes nine to nudge the Keglers 9 to 7 Sunday and annex the first half championship of the semi-pro Rogue Valley Base ball circuit. Two runs in the bottom of the eighth inning broke a 7 all knot for Riddle. Ashland wound up in sec ond place with a 8 to 1 tri umph over Camp White and Grants Pass trimmed Butte Falls 8 to 4 to bring the season to its midway point. At Riddle Gordon Owsley of Medford chalked up the first run of the game tay lead ing off with a roundtripper. But Riddle jumped on top with three runs in the bottom of the starting panel. After five innings the loop pacers were in front 7 to 1. Medford, however, picked up two scores each in the sixth and seventh innings to trail just 7 to 5. In the top of the eighth Owsley singled. He was forced by Larry Per kins who in turn was forced by Bob Serak. Then Ron Peery homered, driving in Serak ahead of him, to tie up the scuffle. In the bottom of the eighth, Greg Linquist walked and was advanced to second base on iiOD ueorges grounaer. Ken Ayers singled home Lin quist. Layton Dietz and Mick ey Coen walked to load the bases and Ayers scored on a wild pitch. . John Hanson two-baggered for Medford in the ninth inn ing but was out on a double play when the Riddle second baseman snared Ray Ander son's hot liner.' Diet hit three for five for Riddle and Bill Oerding, Mike Hatfield and George each had two hits. Hanson socked three for five for the Bowlers and! Owsley and Peery had wo hits apiece. Dennis Barr, pitching for Medford, struck out six and walked nine while three Riddle twirlers had a combined record of 12 whiffs and four bases on balls. Medford had two double plays and Barr, throwing to Hanson, picked off three men at first base. Perkins turned in some good fielding at sec ond base. The Lanes was without the services of Ed Reinking and Kaye Vaughn. Ashland did its most dam age to Camp White in a big fifth inning in which five runs were scored. Larry and Ron Maurer, Dave D'Olivo and Jim McAbee each singled in the " stanza. There were four bases on balls, an error and a sacrifice flyout by Bill Welch. for EXTRA fun Ml Ml MI Arrange for. your vacation money at America's best-known consumer loan company Call or visit Household today. You'll find a bright, cheerful office . . . courteous, helpful people waiting to serve you. You'll do business in complete privacy with a friendly, capable HFC manager. He's an "expert" in arranging loans for any good purpose. You'll choose your own repayment plan. You'll leave with a feeling of confidence, because you've done business with America's oldest, most respected consumer finance company. Co Too V $100 200 300 500 1000 1500 Life insurance available on loant at low group rat exceedmg OUSEHOLD FINANCE 128 E. Main St., 2nd Floor PHONE: SPring 3-5301 Monday, July 13, 1959 Half D'Olivio struck out 11 bat ters in a seven-hit pitching job. He walked three. Ashland collected a total of 10 hits off Whiter tossers Jack Turk and Gary Hueners. Larry and Ron Maurer each socked two safe blow's while Jack Brown slapped two hits for Camp White. Derald Wooton, former Los Angeles Dodgers farm hand, threw a six hitter in subduing Butte, Falls 8 to 4 at Butte Falls. Moose Blev ins was the big stick for the winners, getting three hits, including two doubles, in five trips to the plate. Bill Irwin carried the power for the losers, hitting two singles in three times up.v Wooton struck out 13 Butte Falls batters while Edwin Ellis fanned five. Each walked one. ., LINESCORES: Camp White ..001 000 000 1 7 4 Ashland 000 152 OOx 8 10 2 Turk, Heuners (5) and Weddle; D'Olivo and Mcabee. Medford 100 002 220 7 11 2 Riddle 320 020 02x 9 13 3 Barr and Anderson; Dedman, Miller (7), Coen (8) and Dietz. Grants Pass ..101 120 012 8 f 2 Butte Falls ....000 003 010 t 7 Wooton and Huneycutt; E. Ellis and Moore. Williams Named K Falls Coach Klamath Falls-Robert Wil liams has been appointed head football coach at Klamath Un ion High school. Williams has been head football and baseball coach at Lewiston, Idaho, High school At Klamath Falls he will re place Andy Knudsen as grid mentor and also will be assist ant baseball coach. Knudsen resigned to take the head gridiron tutoring du ties at St. Helens High. League Leaders NATIONAL LEAGUE Player & Club G AB R H Pet. Aaron, Milw 80 329 60 120 .365 Gilliam. IA. .. 76 273 55 93 .341 White. St. L. 79 288 46 98 .340 Cepeda, S J1. .... 84 338 59 112 .331 Logan, Milw. .. 68 230 28 76 .330 AMERICAN LEAGUE Player 4c Club G AB R H Pet. Kuenn, Det 79 315 54 111 .352 Runnels, Bos 79 305-47 103 .338 Kaline, Det 73 284 46 95 .335 Fox, Chicago .. 83 339 44 113 .333 Woodling, Bal. .. 77 248 36 82 331 Runs Batted In NaUonal League Banks, Cubs 82; Robinson, Reds 75; Aaron, Braves 74; Cepeda, Giants 66; Mathews, Braves 64. American League Killebrew, Senators 75; Colavito, Indians 67; Jensen, Red Sox 66; Maxwell, Ti gers 62; Lemon, Senators 61. Home Runs National League Mathews, Braves 26; Banks. Cubs 24; Aaron Braves 23; Robinson, Reds 20; Ce peda, Giants 18. American League Killebrew, Senators 30; Colavito. Indians 28; Allison, Senators 22; Triandos, Ori oles 21; Lemon, Senators 21. Pitching National League Face, Pirates 14-0; Mizell, Cards 10-3; Antonelli. Giants 13-4; Newcombe, Reds 9-4; Pod res. Dodgers 8-4. American League McLish, In dians 11-3; Shaw. White Sox 8-3; Wilhelm. Orioles 10-4; Mossi, Tigers 7-3; Walker, Orioles 7-3; Fischer, Senators 7-3. 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