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Beavers Muff (Dfaasuce To Toe Dun Lead ddd IPCL; Sacramento, .Vancouver TBeifl in lop Spot United Presi International The Portland Beavers miss ed a chance to go into a first ' place tie in the Pacific Coast League Sunday by dropping a pair of games to San Diego, 6-3 and 6-5. Portland is now two games of the pace with Vancouver and Sacramento in a deadlock for the top spot. George Freese, slugging Portland third sacker, regain ed his home-run hitting eye and smacked three out of the park Sunday, one in the first game and two in the second. - That gives him 16 for the season. Jim Greengrass also homer ed for Portland in the first game, his 17th of the season. Jensen Effective The Portland losing pitch ers were Tom Gorman in the opener and Glen McMinn in the second 'game. Larry Jan- sen relieved Gorman in the first game and pitched score less ball for six innings. Steve Jankowski, who hom ered in the first game, drove in the winning run in the sec ond. Despite injuries all season, Vancouver was back in a first place tie with Sacramento af ter downing Salt Lake City 3-2 and 5-4 Sunday. Sacramen to split with Seattle, losing 9-1 and winning 2-0. The Spokane-Phoenix game was rained out. . Pagliaroni Joins Injured The Mounties played Sun day without regular catcher Joe Pagliaroni, the newest member of Vancouvers ailing corps. The Mounties lost Joe Durham for the season last week when he was injured in an outfield collision. Earlier, Charlie White, a .291 hitting catcher last year, was also Four Records Beaten In All-Comers Finale Pedro Colley, Ashland, and Don Spinas, Medford, in the open class and Larry Holmes, Grants Pass, and Mike Hood, Medford, in the 17-18 year-old division smashed records Sat urday night as Medford's first series of summer track and field meets bowed out with , the All-Comers championship competition at the senior high ' stadium. Colley and Spinas and Phil Humphreys, Medford, in the open and Doyle Bransom, Central Point, and Hood in the prep class were double winners. Several others were victors in their events in both the open and 17-18 opposition in the fifth of the meets spon sored by "the Oregon AAU i Olympic Development pro gram and the City of Med ford parks and recreation de- partment. Colley captured the discus with a record heave of 138 feet 2 inches and also won the shot put in his class. Spinas : took both high and low open ' hurdles and " established a :15.3 standard in the highs. Hood duplicated the Spinas' effort with hurdle triumphs in the 17-18 class and a :15.6 j new mark in the highs. Holmes pole vaulted 12-3 for a prep division record and the height also took the open class blue ribbon Saturday. Humphreys took the broad jump in both classes and won the open 220-yard sprint. Ring Substitute Bouts This Week New York-(UPD-Two sub stitute lightweight fights will feature this week's boxing. Wednesday night, at Cleve land, lightweights Flash Elorde of the Philippines and unbeaten Solomon Boysaw of Cleveland meet in a nation ally televised (ABC) 10 rounder. Boysaw is favored at 7-5. The leather-tossers return to Madison Square Garden Friday night, after a six-week absence. Lightweights L e n Matthews and Candy McFar land, both of Philadelphia, : meet 'hr a 10-rounder, to be televised 'and broadcast na tionally by NBC. Matthews is favored at 8-5. ' Heavyweight Alonzo John son of Braddock, Pa., and Buddy Turman of Texas were originally slated for Friday at the Garden; but Turman with drew because of an injured hand. That necessitated auj- stitute match Meanwhile, Wednesday night's original event was the return light heavyweight title fight between Champion Ar chie Moore and Canadian Won Durelle at Montreal; but a mastoid pperation on Moore's wife cause a two- week postponement, necessi tated the Elorde - Boysaw match for TV at Cleveland. The week's boxing schedule includes: Bransom, 1959 state B champ, copped the dashes in the high school group. Among those whose marks were good for first places in both classes were Tony Voor hies, Lincoln of Portland, in the half-mile; Hiram Martin, Medford, in the mile; John Burns,' Central Point, in the high jump, and Don Korth in the Javelin. The final meet of the cur rent season had 37 ntrants in the open and prep classes with athletes from Oklahoma, Fort Worth, Tex., Cave Junc tion, Medford, Coquille, Grants Pass, Ashland, Klam ath Falls, Phoenix, Central Point and Portland. RESULTS: (Open Class) 100 Chuck Sheley, Cave Junc tion: Don SDinas. Medford- Austin Ashmore, Coquille; John Jones, xicaiora. :io.6. 220 Phil HumnliraTi MoHfnr- Jay Hughes. Grants Pass. :24.1. 880 Tony Voorhies. Portland- Dick Evans. Medford: Gary Wal drop. Ft. Worth. Texas: Charl Swingle, Ashland. 2:04.8. Mile run Hiram Martin Brad ford: Stephen Drew. Mvdfnrd 5:32.3. . LH DOIT SninAH IWelfnrri- TLfiW Hood, Medford: Allen Phillips. Klamath Falls; Bill Charley, Med ford. :13.7. HH Don Sninn. MnlfnM- rinuv Sheley. Cave Junction: Mike Hood, Medford; Bill Dillree, Phoenix: Aus tin Asnmore, coquille: Bill Charley. Medford, :153 (new record). PV -Larry Holmes, Grants Pass; Mike Hanby, Cave Junction and Charles Hartwell, Coquille. tied for wona; inn cnnis, xaedford; Jay Hughes. Grants Pass. 12-3. HJ John Burns, Central Point: BUI Dillree, Phoenix; Mike Hanby. Cave Junction, Lary Smith, Central x-oini, Ausan .Asnmore. coquille; Alien Phillips. Klamath Falls; Bill Charley. Medford and Mike Hood, Medford, all tied for third; Gary wiison, vriuanoma. o-iu. BJ Phil Humphreys, Medford; Bob Evans, St. Mary's; Mike Hood. Medford; Richard Woods, Central Point; John Burns, Central Point; uuyxc xiransom, central f oint. 20-8, Discus Pedro Colley, Ashland: Glenn McKerrow, Medford; Gary Griffith, Coquille; Glen Cote, Cen tral Point; Austin Ashmore, Co- quiue. 138-z (new record). Javelin Don Korth, Phoenix; John Jones, Medford; John Burns. Central Point; Lary Smith, Central Point; Allen Phillips, Klamath Falls: David Bums. Klamath Falls. 190-7. ano Pedro colley. Ashland: Glenn McKerrow. Medford; Gary Griffith, Coquille; George Clear water. Medford; Larry Holmes, ford; Ron Baker, Phoenix. 43-2. Monday Philadelphia: Von Clay vs. Clarence Hinnant. Dallas. Tex.: Jimmy Martinez vs. Jimmy Beech am. Tuesday San Jose, Calif.: Joey Padilla vi. Danny Dugan. Miami Beach: Leon Stewart vs. Paul Diaz. Halifax, N.S.: Richie Howard vs. Tommy Tibbs. Wednesday Cleveland: Solomon Bovsaw vs. Flash El rode (TV I. Thursday Boise, Idaho: Ezzard : Charles vs. George Logan. Los An- nles: Paul Andrews V3. Curley e. San Francisco: Sixto Rodriquez vs. Jesse Bowdry. New Glasgow, N.S.: Jackie Hayden vs. Jessie Wat son. Friday New York. Garden: Len Matthews vs. Candy McFarland (TV radio). Saturday Hollywood, Calif.: Pat Lowry vs. Dillard Jackson. The first night baseball game was played on June 3 1883, in Fort Wayne, Ind. (17-18 Division) 100 Doyle Bransom, Central point: Mill Humphreys. Medford Mike Hood. Cave Junction: Richard Woods, Central Point; George Clear water, meuiora; jarryy Holmes. Grants Pass. :10.4. 220 Doyle Bransom, Central Point; Phil Humphreys, Medford: Charles Hartwell, Coquille; Jay xiugnes, tyrants pass. :z. 440 Gary Wilson. Oklahoma. :5. 880 Tony Voorhies, Portland; Dick Evans, Medford; Gary Wal drop. Ft. Worth, Tex. 2:04.8. Mile Hiram Martin Medford; atepnen urew, meaiora. sa2.3. i LH Mike Hood, Medford; Allen Phillips. Klamath Falls; Bill Char ley. Medford. :14. HH Mike Hood. Medford; Bill Dillree. Phoenix; Austin Ashmore, Coquille; Bill Charley, Medford; :15.6 (new record).- PV Larry Holmes, Grants Pass: Mike Hanby, Cave Junction and Charles Hartwell, Coquille, tied for second; jay iiugnes, Grants Pass. 12-3 (new record). HJ John Burns, Central Point: Bill Dillree, Phoenix; Mike Hanby, Cave Junction; Austin Ashmore, coquiue; am cnariey,y Medford Mike Hood, Medford, and Gary Wilson. Oklahoma, aU tied for third. 5-10. BJ Phil Humphreys, Medford: Doyle Bransom. Central Point: Bob Evans. St. Mary's; Mike Hood. Med ford; Kicnard woods, central point; jonn Burns, central Point. 20-8. Discus Gary Griffith, Coquille: Glen Cote, Central Point; Don Korth, Phoenix: Ron Baker, Phoe nix; Tom Borus, Medford; Bob Evans, St. Mary's. 129-812. Javelin Don Korth. Phoenix; John Burns, Central Point: Allen Phillips. Klamath Falls; Bill Char' ley. Medford: George Clearwater. Medford; David . Burns, Klamath Falls. 190-7. Shot Mike Murray, Medford; Gary Griflfth, Coquille; Ron Baker, Phoenix: George Clearwater. Med ford; Tom Bortis, Medford; Mike Hood, Mediora. 4B-e. Fhn SP 3-4293 DAILY'S U-CRIVE Medford Airport lost for the season. And out fielders Len Tucker and Joe Frazier have had long term injuries. Barry Shetrone hammered a pair of homers while Wes Stock pitched a three hitter to give the Mounties their 3-2 win over Salt Lake in the opening game. Shetrones blows came in the first and third innings off loser Dick Hanlon. Paliea Notches lOlh Erv Palica picked up his 10th victory of the season in the second game after being staked to a five run lead in the first inning. The Bees scored three times in the sev enth and Jim Baumer led off the ninth with a homer but the Bees could not close the gap Bob Mabe pitched a three hitter for Seattle in the open er against the Solons. Lou Skias belted a two run homer in the first and the Rainiers coasted in from there while collecting 12 hits in all of three Solon hurlers. Joe Stan ka, Sacramento's ace, was charged with the loss. He's now 12-7. Carl Greene gave the So lon's their first place tie with a four-hit shutout in the sec ond tilt. Bob Roselli homered for the Sacs in the third and the Solons added another run in the fourth. Dave Stenhouse was the loser, though he and two other Rainier hurlers gave up only two hits in the seven inning contest. Padres Bounce Back The Padres, who played the worst ball in the league dur ing the past month and a half, showed their early season form in taking the twin-bill from Portland. Carl Thomas went the route in the first game giving up seven - hits while his mates pushed over all six of their tallies in the first three inn ings. Steve Jankowski belted a two run homer in the Padres' second. George Freese and Jim Greengrass homered for the Beavers. Jankowski singled home the winning tally in the night cap. His blow enaea tne scheduled seven inning tilt in the bottom of the eighth. Jack Striker, the fifth Padre pitcher, got the win. Freese" belted two. homers for the Beavers. LINESCORES: (1st Game) Portland 200 001 000 3 7 San Diego 222 000 OOx 6 13 Gorman. Jansen Thomas and Jones. 3 and 3 1 Neal; (2nd Game, 8 Innings) Portland 000 220 105 9 2 San Diego 000 032 01 6 10 1 Brunet, Johnson 7, McMinn 8 and Tornay, Neal 7: Schaeffer, Stigman 4, Wojey 7, Striker 8 and A. Jones, Retzer 8. (1st Game. 7 Innings) - Vancouver 101 001 0 3 5 0 Salt Lake 000 100 1 2 3 0 Stock, Post 4. and Zimmerman; Hanlon, Vmbricht 6 and Brockell. Player Selection Made for Star Mix Boston-(UPD-Manager Casey Stengel today named three new pitchers and three more outfielders to the American league squad for the second AH-Star game at Los Angeles Aug. 3. . Stengel was allowed to raise the squad limit from 25 to 28 for the game to be played at the Los Angeles coliseum. Fred Haney, mana ger of the National league squad, also will have three additional players, available for the second game. Under Haney's direction, the Nation al league won 5-4 in the first All-Star game .held this year at Pittsburgh July 7. Stengel, in a statement is sued by American league headquarters here, selected pitchers Cal McLish of Cleve land, Billy O'Dell of Balti more and Camilo Pascual of Washington replace Jim Bun ning of Detroit, his own Yan kee hurler Whitey Ford and Billy Pierce of Chicago. The squad also will include four pitchers named for the first Ail-Star game-Bud Da ley of Kansas City, Ryne Du ren of New York, Hoyt Wil- Wenatchee Hangs On With Rally United Press International The Wenatchee Chiefs man aged to hold on to the top rung of the Northwest league ladder Sunday ty putting on a six-run . rally to win the second game of a double-header from Lewiston. Lewiston won the first game when the Chiefs pushed across six runs in the fourth inning and went on t6 win 11-8. The inning featured a two-run. homer by Duke Du cote. Gary Rushing had a home run, single and double to lead Lewiston to its first-game win. Rushing batted in five runs. Salem, Eugene Divide ' In other action Yakima beat Tri-City 9-6 while Salem and Eugene divided a double bill. Eugene .won the opener 3-2 and Salem won the nightcap 6-2. . Bob Bolin, the league's strikeout leader, threw a five- hitter at Salem in the Senator- Emerald first game for his 13th win in 18 decisions. He struck out eight and walked seven. Eugene won it on a two-run homer by Mel Krause in the seventh inning. Chuck Hiller hit a homer in the fourth in ning with one on. Salem won the second game on the strength of a four-run fifth inning. Ben Gonzales, Hank Bivens and Joe Wilson singled in the frame and Bob Folkert had a double. . (2nd Game) . Vancouver 410 000 000 5 8 1 Salt Lake . 000 000 301 4 9 1 Palica, Luebke 9, and Zimmer man; Rowe, O'Donnell 1, Hanlon 7, Umbricht 9 and Westerfeld. (1st Game) Seattle 401 000 0319 12 1 Sacramento 000 000 100 1 3 2 Mabe and Jenkins; Stanka, Hick man 8, Davis 9 and Dalrumple. (2nd Game, 7 Innings) Seattle ... 000 000 00 4 ' 3 Sacramento 001 100 x 2 2 0 Stenhouse, Kennedy 5,. Martin &' and Jenkins; Greene and Roselli. MAC VICTOR Tacoma - (UPD - Multnomah club of Portland garnered teax- .honors in the northwest AAU age group swim meet in Tacoma during this week end with 405V6 points. The meet, held Saturday and Sunday, drew some 500 entrants. Sec ond place winner, Tacoma Swim club, was far behind the top spot victors with 199 points. Aero club of Portland was third with 183 12 points. One-fifth of the world's cof fee is imported through San Francisco. r w w y.n.. t 'rtr ' ,L- L " w.v v.- v or- w . w hSHbd jsU&SUWHVSI&fAri Tk Veep' Truck PUT IT TO THE TEST! Come in for a demonstration and discover 'Jeep' 4-wheel drive vehicles go more places do more jobs cost less to own! FIRST IN 4-WHEEL DRIVE VEHICLES BY WILLYS MOTORS... WORLD'S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF 4-WHEEL DRIVE VEHICLES ,ont of th irowinf KAISER Industries Come In for a demonstration Tune-in MAVERICK Saturday Afternoons, 5:00 P.M. MEDFORD MOTORS, INC. 225 South Riverside Medford helm of Baltimore and Early Wynn of Chicago. Join Outfield Bob Allison of 'Washington, Roger Maris of Kansas City and Gene Woodling of Balti more will join the American league outfield, which in cludes Ted Williams of Bos ton, now benched with an ach ing shoulder and neck. This is a recurrence of an early sea son ailment. According to the rules of the second All-Star game, the managers were required to retain the same 18 non-pitchers that played in the first game, but could make any changes they chose in the pitching staff for the Los An geles game and could add three players, regardless of position. Haney made no changes in his pitching staff for the sec ond game, and selected as his three additions righthander Sam Jones of San Francisco, shortstop Johnny Logan of Milwaukee and handyman Jim Gilliam of Los Angeles. Haney originally chose Gil Hodges of Los Angeles instead of Gilliam, but switched when the big Dodger first baseman suffered a severely sprained ankle in a game last Thursday. SPORTS breezed through outclassed Canada 5-0 during the week end, looked forward today to another breather against Cuba next week en rotfte to the challenge round and defend ing champion United States. The trio of Rod Laver, Roy Emerson and Neale Fraser handled the best Canada had to offer with ease and dropped only two sets during the mean- MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. Monday, July 27, 1959 ingless final two singles matches in winning its second series in as many weeks. Italy, Aussies Advance In Cup j Challenge Bid Milan, Italy (UPD The! Italian team, newly-crowned; champion of the European Zone of Davis Cup tennis com petition, is all set to leave' for the United States on Wednesday to meet the cham pion of the American Zone. Italy clinched its best-of-five final series in the Eu ropean Zone Sunday when Nicola Pietrangeli and Or lando Sirola. won a doubles match from Andres Gimeno and Juan Manuel Couder of Spain, 6-4, 8-6, 6-4. That triumph gave Italy an unbeatable 3-0 lead and re duced to the status of exhibi tions, today's concluding pair of singles matches in which Sirola faces Gimeno and Pie trangeli plays Couder. 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