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': 1. I 4 i Soo-gDe 'Gets' White Sox tiffin (D)ver Baltimore lirSoHes Harrv Rimnsnn'i Tilnrh In-' gle in the 17th inning gave the Chicago White So a 3-2 victory over the Baltimore Orioles Saturday and enabled Al Lopez crew to cling to their half-game lead in the American league pennant race. . Baltimore starter Billy O'Dell carried a 2-1 lead into theh ninth inning but a home run by Sherm Lellar sent the game into extra innings. Jerry Walker held the White Sox scoreless from the 1 Oth through the 14th - but Billy Loes, who relieved him in the 15 th, gave up the win ning run on singles by. Jim Landis and Lollar, an intei tional pass, a force at the plate and Simpson's single. Turk Lown relieved starter Bob Shaw in' the 12th and blanked the Orioles the rest Ole Fols Runs Out Easy Track Victory Del Mar, ' Calif. -UPD-Niel S. McCarthy's Ole Fols, carry ing top weight of 124 pounds, Saturday raced to an easy victory in the $15,000 Ocean side Handicap for three-year olds at Del Mar. Ole Fols, winner of the De bonair and Will Rogers Stakes at Hallywood Park, won by better than two lengths in the Speed Bond Posted For Dragsters ' Keen competition is ex pected at today's drag races the Camp "Wftnte drag strip, sponsored by the Southern Oregon Timing association, as a $125 bond has been posted j the strip record of 144.46 miles per hour. The Ashland dragster team of Lou Wolff and Wayne Wiley are reported to have in stalled new rings and added other improvement to their Ford flat-head powered ma chine. iJ. v" " . ... ; Medford's Noel Black yes terday was completing the as sembly of his new engine, "Blackbird 200," an Oldsmo- bile engine of more than 400 cubic, inches displacement. With this engine, of more than 400 horsepower and capable of running at 7,000 ' r.p.m., Black's dragster is expected to be a definite threat to the track record. New Cars Expected The Wheelers this week have been working on their Buick V-8 engine and yester day it was installed in their j competition coupe; 'Zombie. ! Several new cars, built es pecially for the drag strip, are expected to be seen in action this morning. SOTA officials announced that there is a special class for matic transmissions, and a to tal of six sports car classes. In all. there will be competition in ome 25 classes in today's races. Entrants weie again cau tioned about being required to have safety slfields around their bell housings. The only vehicles not required to have . this safety feature are stock cars and sport vehicles with engine displacement less than 2,700 cubic centimeters. Today's time trials . will open one hour earlier, at 9 a.m., to give contestants ad ditional time to tune their ve hicles before the afternoon eliminations. The drag strip is located seven miles north of Medford off the Crater .Lake highway. Follow the signs posted from the "Y" in north Medford. - The Medford Lions club will have a concession stand in operation. good time of 1:09 15 al though ridden out at the fin ish of the six furlongs race by Jockey Ismael Valenzuela. Gainsworth, an English-bred colt like Ole Fols, was first out of the gate but by the time the field had gone a quarter the favored" Ole Fols was in front and" saving ground on the rail. A crowd, of 14,000 racing fans installed Ole Fols the odss-on favorite and the son of Tudor Minstreal justified his choice with his easy win. Ole Fols returned $3.40, $2.60. and $2.40 across the board. Gainsworth paid $3.20 and $2.80 for place and show and Scorpions Thumb returned $3.40 for show. ' The Oceanside Handicap drew a field of nine three-year-olds and had a gross value of $16,275. 'Qle Fols earned $8650 for his victory as he continued his stake-winning season which saw him starraing at Santa Anita last winter where he beat Tomy Lee as well as at Hollywood Park. . . . of the way to gain his seventh victory. Cal McLish of the Indians won his eighth straight game and; 13th of the season by lim iting the' -Senators to seven hits in an 8-1 victory. ' The only run McLish gave up was Jim. Lemon's 22nd home run in the seventh Inning! " - Jim Piersall collected three of Cleveland's 13 hits, includ ing a homer, to drive in three runs while Minnie Minoso also contributed three hits. Bill Fischer' started for Washing ton, lasted, only four innings and was charged with his fifth Joss against eight victories. Yogi .Berra's 12th homer wth one man on in the ninth inning led the Yankees to a 9-8 triumph over the Tigers. The lead changed hanis six times before reliever Duke Maas finally was credited with his ninth victory.' The Yankees committed five errors, three by third baseman - Hector Lopez, but got some unexpected long ball punch from Bobby Richard son and Fritz Brickell, each of whom hit his first major league homer. Detroit chased Yankee starter Whitey Ford with a four-run uprising in the second inning and Paul Foytack, who started for the Tigers, lasted only four in nings. Boston was at Kansas City in a night game. Jim Tatum Given Burial Chapel" Hill. N. C.-(CPD-Jim Tatum was laid to rest Saturday practically within punting distance of where he was preparing lo lead . North Carolina's football "team to one of its biggest years,? ' Many of Talum's friends, still stunned by his untime ly death at the age of 45 last Thursday, were in the funeral procession which filed down a flowery path to pay their r last respects." The North Carolina coach died of a virus ailment. Among the leading sports figures present were Coach ' Bear Bryant of Alabama, Coach Bud Wilkinson of Oklahoma and North Caro lina's grand old man of ath letics, Robert Fetzer. The .Rev. Charles Hub bard, classmate of Tatum when the two were students at North Carolina, offered a brief graveside prayer. Nearby were Tatum's oldest daughter Rebecca, 14, and his son, James Jr.. 13. The youngest child, Edna Raid. 7, did not attend the fu neral. ' Tatum's wife remains in the hospital with a : virus infection and was unable to . attend '' her husband's funeral. STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE W L San Francisco 55 42 X-Los Angeles 54 45 Milwaukee Pittsburgh Chicago X-St. Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia X-Night game 49 43 49 47 48 48 46 49 42 53 39 55 Pet. .567 545 533 510 500 .484 GB 2 3,4 5,i 6V2 8 .442 12 .415 14 ii Saturday's Results ''' '. Philadelphia 6t Cincinnati 3 ": Milwaukee 3, Pittsburgh 0 ' Chicago 5, San Francisco 3 St. Louis at Los Angeles (night) American League . Chicago Cleveland Baltimore . New York Detroit WL 55 39- X-Kansas City Washington X-Boston ; . X-Night game 54 84 48 47 44' 43 40 39 48 48 51 ,49 52 53 Pet. GB 585 581 ij 500 8 500 8 .480 10 .473 10 ft .453 12 V2 .430 14'4 VARGAS MARRIES . Portland, Ore. - (UPD - Reu ben Vargas, Medixan heavy weight married Mary Tabarez of San Francisco Friday. Var gas suffered a sixth round technical knockout at the hands of Eddie Machen here Wednesday night. AMERICON LEAGUE ' Washington 000 000 1000 1 7 0 Clevendand 021 230 OOx 8 13 0 . Fischer, Woodeshick (5), Cleveng er (7) and Narafeon; McLish (13-3) and Nixon. LP Fishcer (8-5). HRS Piersall (3rd), Lemon (22nd). (17 Innings) Baltimore ' 100 000 010 000 000 002 1? 3 Chicago 010 000 001 000 000 01 3 12 1 0'DelI Walker (10), Loes (15) and Ginsberg, Triandov (8); Shaw, Lown (12) and Romano, Lollar (12). WP Lowan (7-2). LP Loes (3-3). HR Lollar (13th). - Boston at Kansas City, night New York 100 122 012 t-9 13 5 Detroit 040 010 2108 11 1 Ford, Shantz (2), Duren. (7), Maas (8), Bronstad (9) and Berra; Foy tack, Morgan (5), Burnside (7), Narleski (8), Smith (9) and Wilson. WP Maas (9-5). LP Smith (0-2). HRS Richardson (1st), Bridewell (1st), Berra (12th). . .. Forty-Niner Said Unfit Moraga, Calif. (UPD The San Francisco Forty Niners received their first jolt of the season Saturday with the an nouncement that Hillard Hill, drafted from the University of Southern California, would be unable to play" this year because of a hernia. The six-foot, three-inch, 198 pound star flunked his physi cal examination Saturday but 28 other rookies and 16 vet erans made it through with flying colbrs. The Forty Niners had draft ed Hill as a "redshirt" in the" winter of 1958. He made hon orable mention on the UPI's allcoast football team last year. The Forty Niners will put him on .the reserve list. Coach Howard (Red) Hick ey, who has taken over the reins from Frank Albert, said the club would start working out on a twice-a-day basis to day. Hickey added he was heartened over the fact that he had seven rookie linemen on hand who scale over 250 pounds. Jack Hays, another rookie from Trinity of Texas, was scheduled to check in today. He is having car trouble. Minnesota ranks first in the nation in the number of co operatives as well as in co operative membership. Modern Equipment! Speedy Delivery! by Phone SP 2-5336 UNINGER'S Saturday's Results New York 9, Detroit 8 Cleveland 8, Washington 1 Chicago 3, Baltimore 2 (17 In nings) Boston at Kansas City (night) SUNDAY'S PROBABLE PITCHERS (Won-lt Record in Parentheses) American League New York at Detroit Ditmar (7-6) vs Lary (11-7). Boston at Kansas City Brewer (7-7) vs Herbert (9-7). Washington at Cleveland (2 games) Griggs (2-6) and Ramos (10-11) vs Locke (1-1) and Perry (5-2). Baltimore at Chicago (2 games) Pappas (10-5) and Portocarrero (1-5) vs, Wynn (12-6) and Latman (3-3) OJJ Donovan (7-5). National League St. Louis at Los Angeles Rick etss (1-5) vs Drysdale (12-6). Chicago at San Francisco An derson (6-7) vs McCormick (9-7). Philadelphia at Cincinnati (2 games) Roberts (9-8) and Conley (8-6) vs Newcombe (10-5) and O'Toole (2-3). Pittsburgh at Milwaukee 2 games) Friend (4-12) and Witt (0-6) vs spann (12-10) and Buhl (6-6) "or WUley (4-4). League Leaders (AS OF FRIDAY) National League Player & Club G AB Aaron, Milw 91 373 White, St. L... 90 330 Cnghn., St. L. 87 276 Robinson. Cin. 93 347 Logan, Milw 79 268 Cepeda, S. Fj 95 382 R H 66 134 51 113 38 94 72 116 33 87 65 124 - i Pet. .359 .342 .341 .334 325 .326 American League Kuenn, Det. .. 90 355 62 123 .346 Maris, K.C 64 252 45 87 .345 Kaline, Det 79 306 53 104 .340 Fox, Chicago 93 383 51 129 -.337 Woodl'g, Bait. 87 281 40 94 .335 Runs Batted In , National league Banks. Cubs ft9: Robinson, Reds 88; Aaron, Braves 79; Mathews, Braves 70; Cepeda, Giants 69. American league K illebrew, Senators 80; Jensen, Red Sox 72; Colavito, Indians 70; Maxwell, Ti gers 65; Lemon, - Senators 62; Alli son, Senators 62. Home Runs - National league Mathews, Braves 29; Banks, Cubs 26; Aaron, Braves 24; Robinson, Reds 24; Hodges,' Dodgers, 19; Cepeda, Gi ants Li). American league K illebrew. Senators 32; Colavito, Indians' 29: Allison, Senators 26; Triandos, unoies zz; .Maxwell, Tigers 22. Pitching National 1 e a g u e Face, Pirates 14-0; Antonelli. Giants 14-5; Mizell, Cards 11-5; .Law, Pirates 11-5; Drysdale, Dodgers 12-6; Newcombe, Reds 10-5. - American I e a g u e McLish, In dians 12-3; Shaw, White Sox 9-3; Wynn, White Sox 12-6; Pappas, Orioles 10-5; Fischer, Senators 8-4; MoBsi, Tigers 8-4. raves Kigth Ihesns elves And m ank Pirates By :3- The Milwaukee Braves, showing signs of righting themselves after a near-disas trous slump, blanked the Pitts burgh Pirates, 3-0, Saturday on a four-hitter that brought Lew Burdette his 13th vic tory. It was the Braves' second straight shutout over the Pi rates. Hank Aaron, plying the infield for the first time in four years because manager-Fred Haney wanted to get more punch in his line-up, started Milwaukee on its, way to victory with a fourth-inning single. Joe Adcock also singled, sending .Aaron to third from where he scored when Wes Wes Covington ' bounced .into a double play. Johnny Logan hit his 11th homer in the fifth off loser Vern Law and Del Crandall's sacrifice, fly pro duced the final run in the sev- The Philadelphia Phillies ran their winning streak to five games with a 6-3 triumph over the Cincinnati Reds. Don Card well -was the winner al though forced from the game in the eighth after being hit on the hand by a Tom Acker p.itch. ' Loser Joe Nuxhall struck out '11 batters during the six innings he pitched. Gene Freese drove in two runs in, the first inning and the Phils bunched three hits for- two more runs in the third; Before leaving the game,' Car dwell gave up only four bits and one run. That run was a hom er by pinch-hitter Johnny enth. . ; Powers in the sixth. Ray Sem proch gave up the Reds' last two runs. , , Art Cecarelli, an American league castoff, won his fourth game for the Cubs without a loss by defeating the first place Giants, 5-3. Ceccarelli, who failed to make the grade with the Orioles and Athlet ics, held the Giants to seven hits, including Eddie Bres soud's fourth homer with the bases empty in the third in ning and a pinch homer By Hank Sauer in the eighth. Loser Stu Miller gave up Chicago's ' first two runs in the fifth inning and three more in the seventh.'. when pinch hitter Irv Noren singled home two runs. "' NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh 000 000 000 0 4 2 Milwaukee 000 110 lOx 3 6 0 Law, Porterfield (8) and Kravitz; Burdette (13-10) and CrandalL LP- (11-6). HR Logan (11th). The Deluxe Anglia New English-built Ford ONLY $ 00 per month 35 Miles Per Gallon CRATER LAKE MOTORS Main at Fir MEDFORD Highway 99 CENTRAL POINT Chicago 000 020 300 5 12 0 ban irancisco uui uuu uu o i z Ceccarelli (-0) and S. Taylor: Miller, Worthington (9) and Schmidt. LP Miller (4-5). R Bres soud (4th). . Philadelphia 202 001 0106 12 1 Cincinnati 000 001 020 3 . 7 1 1 MAIL TRIBUNE, MedrorJ, Or. 1 9 . 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Washington 2 Chicago 2, Baltimore 1 Detroit 4, New York 2 Kansas City 3, Boston 1 Pacific Coast League Seattle 3, Salt Lake 1 . Vancouver 5, Sacramento 3 Portland 11, Phoenix 2 Spokane 3, San Diego 1 ' Northwest League Yakima 9, Tri-City 3 Salem 6, Eugene 1 Lewiston 2. Wenatchee 0 Need for Hospital To Be Presented Ashland - The need - for a new hospital in Ashland will be presented to the hospital advisory committee of the state board' of health Aug. 4, Arnold Bauder, chairman of the Ashland hospital commit tee, has announced. The committtee will also seek Hill-Burton funds to help build the new hospital. The hospital advisory com mittee hears all requests for federal funds and it submits its recommendation to the state board of health, which allocates Hill-Burton funds available for hospital con struction in Oregon. 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