O MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
0 Monday, Aug. 10, 1959
San Francisco
Takes To Road
St. Louis, Mo. - (UPD - The
San Francisco Giants, leading
the National league by
games, launch a make 'em or
break 'em road trip here to
night. Sam Jones (15-10) was
scheduled to start for San
Francisco against Larry Jack
son (9-10) in the opener of a
19-game invasion through the
Middle West and East.
They checked out of San
Francisco Sunday bolstered
by a 4-3. victory over Cincin
nati which-big Orlando Ce
peda achieved in the 10th in
ning by socking a home run
off Don Newcombe.
"I heet a fas ball," the
tawny slugger said afterward.
And during the day he also
' laced out a double and hit a
; single while helping end New
combe's spell over the Giants.
At game time, the big" right
hander had beaten San Fran
cisco four times this year
without a. loss and gone the
distance each time.
E Elroy Face Near
l Chucking Mark
: Chicago - (UPD - Elroy Face,
Z the Pittsburgh Pirates' relief
- specialist who has won -15
... games in relief without de-
feat, is only four games away
from record book immortality
He needs that many more
- to match the record set by
Rube Marquard with the 1912
New York Giants who won
" 19 straight for the 1912 New
York Giants. Four more vic
tories for Face will tie Carl
Hubbell's record of 24 straight
wins over two years for the
Giants.
Face made it 15-0 for the
season and .won his 20th
straight, including five victo
ries of last season, with a
three-Inning stint against the
Chicago Cubs Sunday.
T
Berra Lashes
Home Run 300
New York-OJPD-Yogi Berra
Is the first catcher and 16th
player in major league his
tory to join the 300-homer
club.
Berra hit the 300th homer
of his career with two out in
the ninth inning of Sunday's
nightcap with" Kansas City to
send the game into overtime.
Other active major leag
uers who have hit 300 hom
ers are Ted Williams, Stan
Musial, Duke Snider and Gil
Hodges.
Babe Ruth leads the all
, time parade with 714 -not
counting 15 in World Series
competition.
Title Kept
By Pascual
Tokyo-flJPD-World flyweight
- champion Pascual Perez of
Argentina retained his world
title In his eighth defense to
day, scoring a unanimous de-
- jcision over challenger Kenji
Yonekura of Japan in a 15-
round match.
PARKROSE VICTOR
Portland-(UPD-Parkrose won
the state Cub baseball title
Sunday with a 7-1 victory
over North Plains. Parkrose
also won the Pee Wee crown
with a 10-1 triumph over
Scappoose.
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Victory;
By FRED DOWN
United Prtis International
They say pitching wins pen-nants-and
both the White Sox
and Giants are getting it these
days in pennant - winning
style.
The White Sox, of course,
almost always have gotten
fine pitching while San Fran
cisco's hurling has been the
team's big question mark.
Now, however, Jack Sanford
has come along to bolster the
Giant staff and it may be
that he'll help just enough in
the stretch to spell f-l-a-g.
Both front-runners "in
creased their leads Sunday,
the White Sox boosting their
American league margin, to
James Heads Area
In Pin Semi-Final
Orville James, Ashland,
rolled a 1330 with handicap
to claim top honors in the
southern area semi-finals of
the Oregon Bowling Proprie
tors tournament.
The area semis were at
Medford Bowling lanes with
11 of the 115 keglers taking
part Saturday and Sunday
gaining berths in next week
end's finals at Roseburg.
Gertie Riggs, Medford, was
second in the competition
here with 1323. She is be
lieved to be the only woman
to qualify for the state finale.
A prize of $1,000 will go to
the state champion. All those
gaining the finals are guaran
teed at least $100.
Drake Third . . .
Third in rivalry here with
1299 was Tiny Drake, Brook
ings, and Merle Branch, Myr
tle Creek, was fourth with
1298. George Montgomery,
Myrtle Creek, placed fifth
with 1294.
Others to qualify for the
Roseburg session were Bud
Fisher, Medford, 1282; John
Donovan, Myrtle Creek, 1281;
Gambler Sought
In Fight Probe
New York - (UPD - Police
sought one reputed big-time
gambler today in connection
with the Ingemar Johansson-
Floyd Patterson fight promo
tion, and another widely
known gambler was scheduled
to testify today before the I
grand jury investigating the
promotion.
District Attorney Hogan s
office disclosed that Gilbert
Lee Beckley, said to be a pro
fessional gambler of Surfside,
Fla.r and Fort Mitchell, Ky.,
apparently had fled to Ha
vana, thereby evading a New
York detective and assistant
district attorney who had gone
to Miami to get him as a wit
ness. Meanwhile, Frank Erickson
-a convicted gambler and
bookmaker who was once esti
mated to have run a $10,000,
000 a year wagering business
out of New Jersey locations
was scheduled to appear as a
witness before the grand jury.
.. 1 41 -it m
Pitches
Cepeda,
three games by whipping the
Washington Senators, 4-3 and
9- 0, and the Giants increasing
their lead to IV2 games in the
National league with a 4-3,
10- inning win over the Cin
cinnati Reds.
Gerry Staley pitched shut
out ball for 4 13 innings to
win the opener for the White
Sox and then Early Wynn
fired a three-hitter for his
15th victory of the season and
the 264th of his career. San
ford, meanwhile, turned in
his fourth straight victory
with a powerful five-hitter.
The Baltimore Orioles aid
ed the White Sox cause by
knocking off the second-place
Cleveland Indians, 4-3, and
Bob Reid, Roseburg, 1269;
Kermit Sheets, Klamath Falls,
1264; Roger Weiss, Med
ford, 1264, and Barney Root,
lamath Falls, 1262.
In the next 11 were Ken
Phipps, Medford, 1261; Ethel
Kramb, Myrtle Creek, 1258;
Howie Campbell, Grants
Pass, 1257; Bob Whitcomb,
Grants . Pass, 1256; Carol
Reekman, Grants Pass, 1255;
Cliff Graves, Medford, 1250;
Darrell Delay, Grants Pass,
1249; John Anderson, Rose
burg, 1248; Bill Newland,
Medford, 1241; Shelby Bald
win, Klamath Falls, 1241,
and Leonard Beem, Klamath
Falls, 1237.
Dodgers Slate
17-Game Jaunt
Los Angeles-(UPD -The Los
Angeles Dodgers, narrowly
missing the season's biggest
comeback, start out tomorrow
on a 17-game road trip ex
pected to decide their chances
in the three-way National
league pennant fight.
The Dodgers dropped 'an
8-7 decision to the Milwaukee
Braves before a crowd of 29,-
234 at the Coliseum in the
final game of a home stand
that saw them hold their
second position behind San
Francisco.
But the defeat, coupled
with the Giants' triumph over
Cincinnati, chopped a game
off their advantage over third
place Milwaukee and dropped
them VA games behind the
Giants.
The Dodgers open the road
trip Tuesday against Chicago,
with either Johnny Podres
(9-7) or Sandy Koufax, (5-2),
scheduled to pitch. The Cubs
nominated either Glenn Hob
bie (11-9) or Art Cicarelli,
(4-1).
"We're 'in good condition
physically," said Manager
Walt Alston after Sunday's
hectic duel with the Braves.
Although Carl Furillo's re
turn to regular service still is
indefinite, the Dodgers will
get Gil Hodges back at first
base in Chicago and both Kou
fax and Danny McDevitt
looked sharp in relief against
Milwaukee Sunday.
Bears Nab
Lead Again
United Press International
The Yakima Bears Sunday
turned Eugene's first place
position in the Northwest
League into a one night stand.
Yakima surged back into
first place by taking both
ends of a double header, 3-0
and 8-2, from the Emeralds
The losses dropped Eugene,
which had taken the lead only
the night before, back into a
tie with Lewiston for the
number two spot.
In other action Sunday
Lewiston won the first game
of a double header 8-7 from
Tri-City only to have the
Braves bounce back for a 6-1
decision in the second game.
Wenatchee and Salem split a
twin bill with the Chiefs win
ning the first game 4-3 and
the Senators taking the night
cap 6-4.
OREGON CITY WINS
Portland (UPD Oregon
City won the Oregon Connie
Mack league baseball title
Sunday night with a 7-2 win
over Eugene. Eugene won the
first game of a twin bill 4-0.
Oregon City defeated Eugene
Saturday night 7-3. v
Giants to
Lynch Homer
the Milwaukee Braves helped
the Giants by downing the
second place Los Angeles
Dodgers, 8-7.
Yanks Knot at Third
The New York Yankees
went into a third-place tie
with Baltimore by winning a
marathon doubleheader from
the Kansas City Athletics, 4-3
and 3-2, and the Detroit Tig
ers beat the Boston Red Sox,
7-3, in other AL games.
Relief ace Elroy Face won
his 15th straight game as the
Pittsburgh Pirates defeated
the Chicago Cubs, 5-3, and the
Philadelphia Phillies whipped
the St. Louis Cardinals, 8-3
and 4-2, in other NL games.
The; White Sox won their
27th One-run decision when
Jim Landis singled, a wild
pitch by Dick Hyde and an
error by Roy Sievers enabled
them to snap a 3-3 tie in the
eighth inning of the first
game. Earl Torgeson drove in
three runs with two singles
and a sacrifice fly and Nel
son Fox and Wynn each had
two hits in the nightcap for
the White Sox. Harmon Kil
lebrew hit his 35th homer
for Washington.
Orlando Cepeda homered
in the 10th inning to give San
Francisco the victory after
Jerry Lynch's 15th homer
tied the score in the ninth. It
was the fourth straight vic
tory for Sanford since recov
ering from a fractured hand
suffered on June 11. The loss
went to Don Newcombe.
Milt Pappas, brilliant 20-year-old
right hander, scored
his 12th victory for the
Orioles when two Cleveland
errors proved Jim Perry's un
doing. The Orioles pushed
over the winning run after
two out in the seventh when
Bob Boyd singled, Joe Gins
berg walked and George
Strickland let Brooks Robin
son's grounder go. through
him for an error.
Braves Lead 8-0
Joe Adcock's three - run
homer and Ed Mathews' two
run circuit clout enabled the
Braves to pile up an 8-0 lead
but Bob Buhl finally needed
ninth-inning relief help from
Don McMahon to win his 9th
game. Hank Aaron, Bill Bru
ton and Felix Mantilla con
tributed two hits each to the
Milwaukee attack while Wal
ly Moon had three hits and
Duke Snider had two includ
ing a homer for Los Angeles.
.Gil McDougald singled with
the bases filled and two out
to win the 14-inning opener
for the Yankees and then El
ston Howard walloped a hom
er to take the 11-inning night
cap. Yogi Berra homered with
two out in the ninth to send
the second game into over
time after Russ Snyder's first
major league homer gave the
Athletics a 2-1 lead in the
eighth. Relievers Ryne Duren
and Bobby Shantz were the
Alex Still
Rates High
San Francisco - (UPD - Alex
Olmeda, who stands accused
of blowing two tennis matches
this year in moments of pique,
still rates high enough with
the USLTA brass 4o be re
named to the Davis Cup
squad.
The erratic Peruvian was
selected last Saturday along
with Earl Buchholz of St.
Louis, Barry MacKay of Day
ton, O., and Bernard (Tut)
Bartzen of Dallas. Challenge
round competition for the
Cup will take place Aug. 28
30 at Forest Hills.
Philadelphia - A u s t ralia
clinched its inter-zone Davis
Cup title with Italy when
Neale Fraser and Roy Emer
son downed Nicola Pietran
geli and Orlando Sirola, 3-6,
11-9, 6-3, 9-7 in the doubles
competition, delayed one day
by rain.
ADAMS ASSUMES DUTIES
West Point, N. Y.-(UPD-Col.
Emory S. Adams Jr., named
to. succeed Earl Red Blaik as
Army athletic director last
fall, assumes his new duties
today. Col. Adams was an end
on Army's 1938 and 1939 foot
ball teams;
ACTRESS DIES
Hollywood (DPD Actress
Dolores Brandon, 42, died
Sunday in Hollywood Presby
terian hospital after a brief
illness.
About 2.5 million Ameri
can boys are Boy Scouts.
Fresherl
Snider's
Quality DAIRY FOODS
4-3
winning pitchers.
Don Mossi's 11th win of
the year was clinched when
the Tigers scored four runs
in the ninth inning to break
open a tight game. Al Kaline
went 4-for-4 including a hom
er to lead a 14-hit Detroit at
tack that also included two
hits by Eddie Yost, Frank
Boiling and Gail Harris.
Frank Malzone and Sam
White had three hits each and
Jackie Jensen homered for
the Red Sox. x
Dick Groat's 10th -inning
single snapped a 3-3. tie and
paved the way for Face's 20th
straight win dating back to
last season. The little Pitts
burgh relief star who hadn't
won a game since July 12 is
four victories short ofRube
Marquard's single season ma
jor league record of 19
straight wins. And he also is
fourt short of Carl Hubbell's
24 straight wins achieved at
the close of the 1936 season
and the beginning of the 1937
campaign.
Ed Bouchee's ninth-inning
grand slam proved the clinch
er as Gene Conley won his
11th game of the year for the
Phillies who then completed
a sweep by rallying for two
runs in the ninth inning of
the nightcap. Dave Philley
singled home the tie-breaking
run in the second game and
another run tallied on George
Anderson's sacrifice fly.
LINESCORES:
(1st Game)
Philadelphia 010 100 024 8 11 2
St. Louis 000 100 020 3 7 0
Conley 11-7 and Swatski, Lon
nett 7. Broglio, McDaniel 8. Stone
9 and Smith. Loser Broglio 6-8.
HRs White, Bouchee.
(2nd Game)
Philadelphia 110 000 002 4 6 2
St. Louis 000 010 100 2 7 2
flwpiic TTor-r-ol 1 Q J T . .
Bridges 4-3 and Porter. Winner
(10 Innings)
Pittsburgh ,.000 001 002 25 9 J
Chicago 010 001 010 0 3 11 1
Law, Face 8 and Kravitz, Bur
gess 9. Hillman, Henry 9, Elston 9,
Hobbie 10. Ceccarelli 10 and S.
Taylor. Winner Face. 15-0. Loser
Elston 6-5. HRs Banks, Mar-
snau.
(10 Innings)
Cincinnati 100 000 011 0 3 5 0
San Fran. 000 101 010 14 10 2
Newcombe 10-6 and Bailey. San-
iora n-9 ana Lananui. tigs Bell,
Lynch, Cepeda.
Milwaukee 006 200 000 8 11 1
Los Angeles 000 211 102 7 8 2
Buhl, McMahon 9 and Rice.
Craig, Fowler 3, McDevitt 5, Wil
liams 7, Koufax 9 and Koseboro
Winner Buhl 9-7. Loser Craig
b-3. tuts AdcocK, Mathews, Sni
der. American League
Cleveland 101 001 0003 6 2
Baltimore 001 020 lOx 4 11 0
Perry. Bell 7, and Nixon. Pappas
12-6 and Ginsberg. Loser Ferry
8-4.
Detroit 010 101 004 7 14 0
Boston 021 000 0003 12 0
Mossi, Foytack 9 and Wilson.
Brewer, Kiely 9, Delock 9 and
White. Winner Mossi 11-5. Loser
Brewer 8-8. HRs Jensen, Kaline.
(1st Game)
Chicago 001 010 110 4 10 2
Washington 000.030 0003 5 2
McBride. Moore 5, Staley 5 and
Romano. Stobbs. Hyde 8 and Nara
gon. Winner Staley 4-3. Loser
Hyde 1-3. HRs Aparicio. Kille
brew. (2nd Game)
Chicago 200 020 041 9 11 0
Washington 000 000 000 0 3 2
Wynn 15-7 and Battey. Cleven
ger, Griggs 7, Kemmerer 8. Hyde 9
and Courtney. Loser Clevenger
5-3.
(1st Game, 14 Innings)
Kansas City
102 000 000 000 00 3 13 5
New York
000 200 010 000 01 4 9 0
Tsitoris, Tomanek 7, Grim 8,
Sturdivant 14 and Chiti. Terry,
Shantz 3, Blaylock 5. Ditmar 8,
Duren 9 and Berra. Winner Duren
2-3.
(2nd Game, 11 Innings) '
Kansas City
000 000 020 00 2 9 1
New York
000 001 001 01 3 7 1
Garver, Dickson 8 and House.
Grba, Shantz 9 and Howard. Win
ner Shantz 7-3. Loser Dickson
2-1. HRs Berra, Howard.
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SPORTS
STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L. Pet. GB
San Francisco 63 47 .573
Los Angeles 62 49 .559 IV2
Milwaukee 59 48 .551 2i
Pittsburgh 54 57 .486 9,i
Chicago 52 57 .477 10 ,i
St. Louis 53 60 .469 11 i
Cincinnati 51 58 .468 11 &
Philadelphia 46 64 .407 17
Sunday's Results
Philadelphia 8. St. Louis 3 (1st)
Philadelphia 4, St. Louis 2 (2nd)
Pittsburgh 5, Chicago 3 (10 in
nings) -
San Francisco 4, Cincinnati 3 (10
innings)
Milwaukee 8, Los Angeles 7
Monday's Probable Pitchers
San Francisco at St. Louis (night)
S. Jones (15-10) vs. Jackson (9
10). Tuesday's Games
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (night)
Milwaukee at Cincinnati (night)
Los Angeles at Chicago
San Francisco at St. Louis (night)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. ' L.
Chicago 66 42
Cleveland 64 46
Pet. GB
.611
.582 3
1505 11 'a
.505 lHi
.482 14
.473 15
.455 17
.393 21
New York
Baltimore
Detroit
Kansas City
Boston
Washington .
55 54
56 55
54 58
52 58
50 60
44 68
Sunday's Results
Detroit 7, Boston 3
Baltimore 4. Cleveland 3
Chicago 4, Washington 3 (1st)
Chicago 9, Washington 0 (2nd)
New York 4, Kansas City 3 (1st,
14 innings) ,
New York 3, Kansas City 2 (2nd.
11 innings)
Monday's Probable Pitchers
Cleveland at Kansas City (night)
McLish (13-5) vs. Herbert (10-8).
New York at Boston (night)
Larsen (66) vs. Sullivan (6-7).
Tuesday's Games
Cleveland at Kansas City (night)
Chicago at Detroit (night)
New York at Boston
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W. L. Pet. GB
61 55 .526
61 57 .517 1
61 58 .513 IV2
61 58 .513 Hi
60 60 .500 3
59 60 .496 3'2
58 62 .483 5
53 64 .453
Portland
Salt Lake
Sacramento
Vancouver ..
San Diego
Phoenix
Spokane ....
Seattle
Sunday's Results
Salt Lake 2. Vancouver 1
Portland 4, Phoenix 3 (1st, 12
innings)
Portland 4, Phoenix 3
(2nd,
innings)
Spokane 5
San Diego 4 (1st, 7
innings)
San Diego 13, Spokane 2 (2nd)
Seattle 10, Sacramento 8
Mnndav's Probable Pitchers
Salt Lake at Vancouver Francis
(3-4) vs. Bamberger (6-5)..
Phoenix at Portland Choate (3
2) vs. Brunet (4-10).
San Diego at Spokane Heman
(6-11) vs. Ortega (5-6).
Sacramento at Seattle Osen-
baugh (7-9) vs. Osteen (6-9).
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
W. L. Pet. GB
Yakima 23 19 .560 .
Eugene 21 20 .512 ,1'i
Lewiston ZO 19 xvz 1
Wsnalrhpp 20 20 .500 2
Salem 19-20 .487 2 Vx
Tri-City 17 22 .435 Ax
Sunday's Games
Yakima 3-8, Eugene 0-2
Tri-Citv 7-6, Lewiston 8-1
Wenatchee 4-4, Salem 3-6
INTERNATIONAL
W. L.
Buffalo : 71 52
Pet.
GB
.577
.512 8
.500 9 ',4
.500 9i
.488 11
.484 11', 2
.471 13
.467 13 i
Havana
62 59
61 61
Richmond .
Columbus .
Montreal
61 61
60 63
Rochester 59 63
Miami 57 b
Toronto 57 65
Black Sox
Champions
Drain (UPD Defending
champion Drain Black Sox
blanked McMinnville 10-0
Sunday to win the Oregon
TMatinnal Baseball congress
tournament. Elwood Hahn al
lowed McMinnville only three
hits in the final game.
Ashland Greyhound tavern
placed third in the State Na
tional Baseball congress tour
nament at Drain.
McMinnville defeated the
Ashlanders 10 to 2 yesterday
in semi-finals, earner in xne
day Ashland had defeated
Cottage Grove 8-0 and had
won from Riddle.
In its opener on Friday,
Ashland fell to McMinnville
8 to 0. On Saturday Ashland
won from Tillamook 9 to 6.
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Beavers Bop IPBioenSx Twke
To Increase iluargSn on IPCL
By DON BECKER
United Press International
That's not 'Mandrake the
Magician" managing the
1 e a g u e-leading Portland
Beavers - it roly-poly Thomas
George Heath.
Heath, in his eighth cam
paign as a Pacific Coast
league manager, has a wide
reputation for being able to
nurse along second rate. out
fits and get them to finish
higher than they, should.
He's definitely adding to
that "rep" this year. His
Beavers, a slow running and
not hard-hitting crew with
mediocre pitching and the
lowest fielding average in the
league, increased their league
lead Sunday night as they
bopped Phoenix . twice by
identical 4-3 scores.
The Beav-;rs now hold a
Maverick
Boat Race
Seattle (DPD Bill Stead, a
bronco bustin' cattle rancher
from Reno, Nev., rode herd on
the time clock to drive the
Maverick to a record-breaking
win in the Gold Cup hydro
plane race here Sunday.
Maverick beat out Miss
Thriftway, driven by Bill
Muncey, in a slide-rule finish
by 13.3 seconds, figured on
elapsed time for the 90-mile
run.
A rhubarb over a question
Arch, Yvon
End Drill
Montreal - (DPD - World
light-heavrTveight champion
Archie Moore and challenger
Yvon Durelle ended their
stiff training schedules today
and concentrated on light
exercises, a good indication
that both were in peak condi
tion for Wednesday night's
15-round title fight at the
Montreal Forum.
With only 48 hours to go
before the official weigh-in;
both champion and contender
confined themselves to light
drills at the St. Jean Baptiste
gym, the training headquar
ters shared by both.
West Golf
Am
Beg
ins
Portland, Ore. (DPD The
Western Amateur Golf touna
ment, a seven-day event with
an opening field of 117 golf
ers, began here today with 18
holes of medal play.
Four defending champions
were in the field which has
three days in medal play,
then switches to match com
petition Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
The 1958 winner, James
(Billy) Key, Columbus, Ga.,
was on hand as were Bruce
Cudd, Portland, the 1954 win
ner; Dr. Ed Upedegrass, Tuc
son, Ariz., the 1957 winner
and Dale Morey, Indianapolis,
the 1953 front-runner.
After the first two days the
field will be cut to 50.
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full game lead over Salt Lake
City, which jumped into sec
ond place with a 2-1 win over
Vancouver. Seattle handed
Sacramento its fourth straight
setbac' . by 10-8 in 11 innings.
Spokane defeated San Diego
5-4 in the first game of a
doubleheader and the Padres
took the second, 13-2.
Opener Goes Twelve
The Beavers rad to go 12
innings in the first game be
fore Jack Bloomfield singled
home Jim Westlake with the
winning tally. Ken Johnson,
the Beavers' mound mainstay,
was credited with his 14th
win against five losses as he
worked all the way, giving
up just seven hits.
Jim Greengrass socked a
three-run homer in the first
inning for the other Portland
tallies.
Gold Cup
Winner
of jumping the gun by anoth
er boat, Miss Spokane, held
up the decision for more than
two hours-twice as long as it
took to run the race.
But after officials viewed
video-taped television films of
the start of the final heat,
Maverick got the nod.
Lake Mead Flag
Had Miss Spokane not
jumped the gun, Thriftway
would have won this 52nd
running of the classic.
Maverick, owned by mil
lionaire William T. Waggoner
of Arizona and. Texas, flies
the burgee of "the Lake Mead
Yacht club, arid, consequently,
the annual race could be held
out of Las Vegas if Waggoner
and the American Power Boat
associations so decide. Wag
I, gorier, incidentally, was ill in
a Phoenix hospital and did
not see his craft take the cup
symbol of speedboat racing
supremacy in the world.
The Maverick set a record
of 104.062 miles per hour in
copping the. trophy which has
been Seattle property for
eight of the last nine years.
Ofmedo Picked
To Beat Green
South Orange, N.J. (UPD
Wimbledon champion Alex
Olmedo was heavily favored
to defeat surprising Mike
Green of Miamo Beach, Fla.,
today in the men's singles
final of the Eastern Grass
Court tennis championships.
Olmedo, the top-seeded
Davis Cup star from Los An
geles and Peru, advanced to
the finals by scoring a hard
fought victory Sunday over
fourth-seeded Earl Buchholz
Jr. of St. Louis, Mo., 9-7, 7-9,
9-7, 6-2. Green Beat 19-year-old
Chuck McKinley of St.
Ann, ?Io., 10-8, 6-3, 11-9.
COLUMBIA VICTOR
Klamath Falls (UPD Mid
Columbia won the Oregon
Babe Ruth baseball title
Saturday night with a 10-8
win over Madison of Portland.
Klamath Falls defeated Wil
son 17-3 for third place and
Cleveland took a consolation
from Northeast Portland 5-0.
finest koarkon
none better !
The Beavers won the sec
ond game on a three run rally
in the sixth inning in which
a double by Dave Melton
scored" two runs. Hath used
three pitchers in the fray and
Glenn McMinn got the win.
A seventh inning double by
shortstop Dick Barone gave
Salt Lake its 2-1 win over
Vancouver. Laurln Pepper
went the route for the Bees,
gave up five hits and is now
9-9 . on the season. Losing
pitcher Wes Stock tossed a
wild pitch to give the Bees
their first -un in the third
inning. Joe Taylor homered .
for the Mounties.
Catcher Cuno Barragan
sparked Spokane to its first
game win over San Diego.
Barragan drove in a pair of
runs and tallied the winning
run on an eror in the sixth.
Reliever Dave Pa'ruftc got the
win.
The Padres crashed 18 hits
in the second game and hurl
er Johnny Briggs had an easy
time scoring his 10th win
against thwvj losses.
Rudy Regalado's second
homer of the night, a two run
job in th' 11th inning, gave
Seattle its 10-8 win over Sac
ramento. Bill Kennedy, who
pitched the final four innings,
got credit foi his seventh win
against three losses.
LINESCORES:
Salt Lake 00 000 100 2 4 0
Vancouver ... 010 000 000 1 5 0
Pepper and Brockell: Stock.
Johnson 9 and Pagliaroni.
(1st Game. 7 Innings)
San Diego '. 000 301 0 4 9 2
Spokane 010 013 x 5 7 0
rnomas, woiey ana Ketzer:
Paine, Wade 4. Patrick 6, Snyder
7 and Barragan.
(2nd Game)
San Diego ... 001 101 27113 18 1
Spokane 000 020 000 2 8 2
tsriggs and Jones; iroD. ratncK
5. George 6. Merritt 7. Snyder 8 and
Barragan, Sherry 9.
(11 Innings)
Sacramento
003 012 200 00 8 14 3
Seattle
100 105 001 02 10 12 1
Brown, Fox 6, Davis S and
Queen, Dairy mple 7; Freeman,
Rabe 3, Kennedy 8 and Bevan,
Jenkins 10.
(1st Game, 12 Innings)
Phoenix 010 000 030 0003 T I
PorUand 300 000 000 001 4 8 1
Watkins, Hy man 8 and McCardell;
Johnson and Tornay.
(2nd Game. 7 Innings)
Phoenix 003 000 0 3
7 1
PorUand 000 103 x 4 7 O
Barclay. Shipley 6 and McCardell:
Pillette, Houtteman 3. McMinn 6
and Neal.
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