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STANDINGS KATIONAL LEAGLE W. L. San Francisco 52 41 Los Angeles 53 43 . Pittsburgh 49 44 Milwaukee 46 42 Chicago 48 46 St. iouis 45 47 Cincinnati 41 50 Philadelphia Pet. J59 .552 .527 J523 .500 .489 GB Is 3 3s 5j 6 la .451 10 .398 15 Tuesday's Results Los Angeles 1, San rrancisco 0 Chicago 8. St. Louis 2 (night) Cindnati 12. Milwaukee 2 (night) Pittsburgh 7, Phila. 6 (comple tion of suspended game of May 10) Phila 4. Pittsburgh 2 (night) Wednesday's Probable Pitchers Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, night Conley (7-6) vs. Kline (7-8). Cincinnati at Milwaukee, night OToole (2-2) vs Spahn (11-10) or Pizarro (2-1). Chicago at Los Angeles, night Anderson. (5-7) vs. McDevitt (8-7) or Sherry (0-2). St. Louis at San Francisco, night Ricketts (1-4) vs. McCornuck (8-7). Thursday's Games Cincinnati at Milwaukee .night Chicago at Los Angeles, night St. Louis at San Francisco Only games scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE W. I.. Cleveland 51 38 Chicago . 52 39 Baltimore , New York . sDFOSUSatWTRIBUNE SlPflMKTTS Cubs, Wildcats Still Lead Pee Wee Race; CP Third SOUTHERN' OREGON JUNIOR BASEBALL Pee Wees W. L. Pet. Ashland Cubs ....... 7 1 .875 Medford Wildcats 6 2 .750 CP Indians 4 3 .571 Eagle Point 4 4 .500 Medford Tigers 3 4 .429 CP Braves . 2 8 .250 Ashland Bears 1 7 .125 Washington Detroit Kansas City Boston 52 48 48 43 44 41 40 4 48 50 49 51 Pet. GB .573 J71 .500 B',2 .473 9 .468 8,i .456 10',a .440 12 Tuesday's Results : - t . .IV A Kansas City 8, Baltimore 1, night Detroit 8. Washington l. mgnt Cleveland 5. New York 1. night OT4iMd-v'a Probable Pitchers Boston at Chicago Casale (6-6) vs. Wvnn (12-6). Washington at Detroit Ramos rin-ini n. Larv (10-7). New York at Cleveland, night Ti 3-7 vs. Score (9-7). Baltimore at Kansas City, night Brown (6-5) vs. Garver (7-8). Thursday's Games Boston at Chicago Baltimore at Kan. City, night Washington at Detroit New York at Cleveland, night PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Pet. Sacramento Vancouver Portland Salt Lake . Phoenix Spokane San Diego , Seattle 52 52 48 50 49 48 45 44 45 45 45 47 49 51 53 54 .536 .536 -16 .515 .500 .485 .465 .449 Tvesday's Games No games scheduled. NORTHWEST LEAGUE W. L. Yakima 13 8 Wens tehee 12 8 Salem - 10 9 Lewiston 9 10 Eugene 8 12 Tri-CitT 7 12 Tuesday's Results Salem 6, Trt-City 1 Wenatche 9. Eugene Yakima 9. Lewiston 2 Vet. .619 .600 .400 .368 GB 2 2 3i 5 7 8li GB .2 3 4',i 3 Today's Sehsdule Trt-City at Salem Eugene at Wenatche Yakima at Lewiston Maids Play Tomorrow The Rogue Valley Dairy Maids meet the Roseburg Lumberjills tomorrow night in a non-league girls' softball game at Camp White Stadium at 8 o'clock. The Maids beat the Lumber jills earlier this year but the Jills were short four players at the time and tomorrow night's game is expected to be tougher. Track Meet At Ashland Friday The final track and field meet of the summer season under the Ashland summer recreation program will be held Friday night, July 24, on the track at Southern Oregon college. Field events will begin' at 7:15 p.m. and running events at 7:45. . The Ashland Cubs, aided by 7 errors by the Central Point Braves, kept their grip on the number one spot in the Pee Wee league yesterday with a 10 to 1 victory over the Braves. The Medford Wildcats broke up their ball game with two runs in the final inning to take the Medford Tigers, 2 to 1, and hang on to second place as third-place Central Point Indians were idle. In other action, Eagle Point tripped up the cellar-inhabiting Ashland Bears by 5 runs to . 2 to move up to fourth place, a half game up on the Tigers. Ashland Victory Ashland's victory over the Bears came, with the aid of just one hit by the team, a single by Pierson. But the team scored runs in the first, second, third and fifth innings to take the game running away. ' " For the Braves, Frank Arm strong belted out a triple and Hamilton added a double. Wildcats Win It was 0-0 . going into the last frame of the Wildcat-Tiger fray but the Cats brought in two runs on a double by Tom Wooton and a single by Ed Coss. Jack Regas Condition Is The Same Couer d'Alene, Idaho -(UPD- Injured hydroplane driver Jack Regas rested semi-con scious Tuesday night in an air- conditioned hospital room with no change in his "slight ly improved" condition. "Everyone is treating Jack just wonderfully," said his brother, Mitchell, who ar rived from Oakland, Calif., with his mother after an 18 hour drive. Jack's wife ar rived by plane Monday morn ing. "Friends . and . fans have sent in 'more flowers than his hospital" room can handle," Mitchell Regas said. "And he must have received more than a thousand cards." Regas, wiry, little hydro pilot who holds the world speed' record for propeller driven craft and winner of last year's Gold Cup, suffered three broken ribs, a possible skull fracture and a broken bone in one hand. He also suffered numerous cuts and bruises when the . Bardahl smashed into a wall of water going into a turn on the Lake Couer d'Alene course. . CLE AN... CLE AN... CLEAN... PS ' s i That's the taste you get . when you make your Tom Collins with clean-tasting FLEISCHMANN'S GIN Q, t DISTILLED FROM AMERICAN GRAIN 90 PROOF THE FLEISCHMANN DISTILLING CORPORATION, NEW YORK CITY ' DISTIIXED DRY GIN B II The Tigers came to bat and a single by Kinney scored Rich Orr, running for Bruce Bertrand, but it wasn't enough as the Cats won, 2 to 1. Eagle Point The Eagle Point victory came on five hits by the team. Shortstop Campbell got 2 hits for 3 times at bat and pitcher Corlis duplicated his effort. Catcher Linden collected a triple. For the Ashland Bears, sad dled now with a 1 and 7 rec ord, a double by Calvary in the fifth brought in a run and a second run followed on an error. Caldwell got the other Bear hit in the fourth inning. LINESCORES: Eagle Point 200 03 5 5 4 Ashland Bears 000 02 2 2 4 Corliss and Linder; Johnson and Deboer. Med Wildcats . Med. Tigers Eckel and Phipps. 000 02 2 4 1 ........000 01 1 4 2 Coss; Kinney and Ashland Cubs 324 01 10 1 2 CP Braves 000 10 13 7 Barger and Johnson; ' Anhorn, Doty (2), and McGrath. Olmedo, Th ree Oth e r Davis Cuppers Play Haverf ord,' Pa. (DPD Four U. S. Davis Cup players, in cluding Wimbledon titleholder Alex Olmedo, were scheduled to compete today in the third round of the 60th Pennsyl vania Lawn Tennis champion ship. t Olmedo, accused of laka daisical play in the National Clay Court quarter finals last week, came back with a ser ious attack Tuesday to ad vance through the . first two rounds of the Pennsylvania tourney. He scored a 6-1, 6-1 victory over Mac White, Austin, Tex., in the opening round and then downed Alan Roberts, Brook lyn, N. Y., 6-2,. 6-2 in the second round. Jones Against Action - Olmedo . has been threat ened with suspension because of his play against , South Africa's Abe Segal in the Clay Court tournament last rweek but Perry Jones, of Lbs An geles, captain of the Davis Cup team, said he was against such action. Jones, speaking at the an nual banquet at the Merion Cricket. Club Tuesday night, said he opposed any suspen sion of Olmedo from further tourney play. He blamed the incident on "battle fatigue" on the part of the Peruvian play er. . Olmedo told the gathering that he was sorry for the in cident. Jones, who is 71, said he might give up the captaincy of the Davis Cup team after the next challenging round at Forrest Hills. A selection com mittee will choose the four players for the round this week. The three other previous Davis Cup players who joined the top seeded Olmedo in the third round were Barry Mac kay, the defending champion from Dayton, Ohio, Vic Seixas of Philadelphia, and Earl Bucholtz, St. Louis. Mackay and Seixas over whelmed their opponents but Buchholtz had to rally to pull out of a tight contest with Straight Clark, of Philadel phia, and eventually win 6-8, 6-4. and .6-2. GIANTS SIGN VETERANS New York - (UPDr The New York Giants have signed de fensive aces Andy Robustelli and Tom Scott to 1959 Nation al FootbalL league contracts. Robustelli will be starting his ninth pro season while Scott, recently acquired from the Philadelphia Eagles, begins his seventh. Irish Pat KO's Attley In Third Seattle, Wash.-flJPD-Irish Pat McMurtry knocked out Earl Attley, of Kennett Square, Pa., Tuesday night in the third round of a scheduled 10 round, outdoor heavyweight match. McMurtry, of Tacoma, Wash., came into the bout at 191 pounds. Attley weighed 196. The Irishman was in con trol all the way, except for a moment in the second round when Attley buckled his kiees with a left hook. 32nd Win McMurtry came back, to drop his opponent for a nine count as the round ended ahd then came on strong to put him away in the third. 4 . The victory was McMurtry's second since being knocked out by Nino Valdez last De cember in Madison Square Garden. It was his 32nd win against three losses and his 25th knockout. Irish Pat's brother, Mike, made his pro debut on the card, scoring a fourth round TKO over Ken Kass of Butte, Mont., in a heavyweight walk out bout. DUFFER'S DILEMMA " London-(UPD-Bob Hope said the Monte Carlo golf course he played last week was a fine one. But Hopesaid he had a problem. He played with his friend, the Rev. Pardee Erd- man, and "I've got a crick in the neck through having to turn my head every time I wanted to swear." MAIL TRIBUNE, MeJfortf, Or. 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