Beavers Muff (Dfaasuce To Toe
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.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.
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Join Outfield
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According to the rules of
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retain the same 18 non-pitchers
that played in the first
game, but could make any
changes they chose in the
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geles game and could add
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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
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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.
The Italian team will leave
for the United States Wednes
day by air, and will meet the
American Zone champion at
Philadelphia, Aug. 7-9. Aus-i
tralia and Cuba have yet to
meet in the final round of
American. Zone eleminations.
Montreal (UPD Australia's
Davis Cup team, which
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