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MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford Or.
Friday, Aug. 14, 1959
iGiants File
IProtest on
Cub Scrap
;I : By GLEN BLUDEAU T
. J Chicago -(UP&- Manager Bill
'Rigney of the San Francisco
S Aiants today awaited word on
;his protest of Thursday's game
'with the Chicago. Cubs which
teamed a place in the record
J book as the longest nine-in-ning
game in league history. -
! "My protest may make it
;:the longest game played un
":der protest in any league, any
where," Rigney said. "But I
J filed it right after the game
'and I'm anxious to see what's
, done about it."
2 The Cubs, with' five home
3-uns among 19 hits, battered
-the Giants 20-8, cooling off
Cthe league-leaders hot streak
tbf three straight victories and
six in the last seven starts.
" The three-hour and 50 min-
ute game was interrupted by
nine pitcher changes, seven
i"by Rigney, seven substitu-
tions, four by Rigney and
three hassles with umpires.
Early Departures .
- Giant pitcher Jack San
"ford and ' infielder Daryl
Spencer were tossed out of
J the game after challenging
Z :plate umpire Hal Dixon's
Z judgment of balls and strikes
in the first inning.
rj. Cub Manager Bob Schef-
fing was ejected after a
lengthy dispute with first base
'"umpire Vin Smith.
S Rigney's protest came while
'fhis club trailed 10-7 in the
r'fifth inning, the only frame
Willi-" LUC UUO xcxii. t-v
'&core.
it The Cubs' Tony Taylor, a
"Jbaserunner on third, reached
.jgo deflect a foul grounder.
Rienev charged from the dug-
5but to protest this was inter-1
Ference.
t He was overruled by. the
-jjimpires and ' announced the
-Jfcame was being played under
protest from that moment.
realize the Cubs didn't
jfcore that inning and that,
poked at from the final score,
Taylor's action had no effect
"Jbn the" final outcome. But
Jjhen, who knows? It affects
Zthe continuity and things
apight have turned out dif
ferently," Rigney said.
Cub brass, including gen
eral manager John Holland,
pooh-poohed' the incident,
contending that Taylor de
flected" the ball "in self defense."
Harshman Chalks Up Victory
In First Start for Indians
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By FRED DOWN
United Press International
Frank Lane may have
struck it lucky again in ob
taining Jack Harshman for
a mere $20,000. .. . -
That's the amount rthe
Cleveland general 'manager
paid the Red Sox to acquire
the 32-year-old left-hander
who came through Thursday
night in his first start to go
the distance in the Indians'
! 7-5 victory over the Kansas
City Athletics.
The win enabled the second-place
Indians to remain
2V4 lengths behind the Chi
cago White , Sox who clob
bered the Detroit Tigers, 9-0,
for the 265th win of Early
Wynn's major league career.
And it put them 9V4 games
ahead of the third-place New
York Yankees who suffered
a 5-2 loss to the Washington
Senators. ,
Homer-Produced Runs
All five Kansas City runs
off Harshman resulted from
homers by Bob Cerv, Zeke
Bella and Dick Williams but
the lean left-hander yielded
a total of only seven hits and
walked only one. The Indians
clinched the decision with a
four-run rally in the eighth
featured by doubles by Tito
Francona, , Jim Baxes and
Woodie Held.
The White Sox backed
Wynn's three-hit pitching
with a 14-hit attack that in
cluded homers by Jim Lan
dis, Bubba Phillips, Earl
Torgeson and Sherman Loi
lar. Harmon .Killibrew hit two
doubles and a single, drove
in two runs and scored an
other as the Senators scored
their second straight victory
over the Yankees. .
Dodgers Take Over Second
The Los Angeles Dodgers
took over second place - in
fhe National League by "shading-
the St. Louis Cardinals,
7-6, the Cincinntati Reds
downed the Milwaukee
Braves, 9-8, and the Chicago
Cubs hammered out- a 20-9
victory over the San Fran
cisco Giants, -s.
The Dodgers piled up an
early - 7-1 lead for Sandy
Koufax but Danny Mcbevitt
was rushed into the game in
the ninth when the Cardinals
rallied for five runs to fall
one short of a tie.
Frank Robinson hit the
first grand slam homer of
his career and drove in five
runs and Vada Pinson had
thpeehits, including a homer,
to lead the Reds' 12-hrt at
tack that dealt Bob Buhl his
eighth defeat.
Rookie George Altraan
drove in five runs with two
homers and a single and Al
Dark hit a grand slam homer
for the Cubs and Willie Mays,
Willie Kirkland and Jackie
League Leaders
United Press International
lUCDiriN LEAGUE
Player & Club Q. ,AB
Kuenn, Det ..100 395
Kaline. Det... 97 373
Woodl'g. Bait 105 336
Fox. Chi 113 464
Runnels, Bos. 109 423
National League
Aaron, Mil. -Ill 451 86 166
Cnghm.St L. 107 333 44 113
THncntv Cin. 113 473 96 153
Gilliam. L A. 103 3.71 73 119
Temple, Cin. 113 452 79 144
R. H Pet.
69 137 347
66 122 .327
50 110 .327
64 151 .325
69 135 .319
368
339
.323
.321
.319
Brandt - homered for the
Giants in a three-hour and
50-minute game that set a
National League record for a
nine-inning contest. Seven
homers, four triples and four
doubles were hit as the teams
collected a total of 31 hits.
LINESCORE:
National League
S. Francisco 313 002 000 9 12 0
Chicago 222 402 62x 20 10 1
Sanford, G. Jones (1), Fisher (2),
Miller (4), Worthington (6). Byerly
(6). McCormick (7), and Schmidt,
Landrith (6), Ceccarelli, Buzhardt
(3) Donnelly (4) Elston (5), and S.
Taylor. Averill (8). Winner Don
nelly (1-1). Loser Fisher (2-3). HR
Mays, Altman, Kirkland, Long,
Brandt, Dark, T. Taylor.
Milwaukee ..0e0 031 0138 17 1
Cincinnati ....004 410 OOx 9 12 2
Buhl, Willey (4), Giggie (5), Piz
zaro (6), McMahon (8) and Rice;
Brosnan, Pena( 61, Nuxhall (9),
Lawrence (9) and Bailey. Winner
Brosnan (6-5). Loser Buhl (f9-8).
HR Pinson, Robinson, Covington.
Los Angeles ..023 Oil 000-7 8 0
St. Louis 000 100 005 6 5 1
Koufax, Craig (9) McDevitt (9)
and Roseboro. Miller. Bridges (3)
Duliba (8) and Smith. Winner
Koufax 6-2. Loser Miller (1-1).
HR Boyer, Oliver, Crowe.
American League
Washington . 202 010 0005
New York 010 000 1002
Kemmerer, Clevenger (8)
Naragon. Turley, Blaylock
Coates (6), Terry (8) and
Winner Kemmeheh (6-12).
Turley (8-10).
8 1
6 1
and
4,
Berra.
Loser
Chicago 400 110 030 9 -14 0
Detroit 000 000 000 0 3 3
Wynn (16-7) and' Loilar. Mossi,
Narleski (3) and Berberet. Loser
Mossi (11-6). HR Landis, Phillips,
Torgeson, Loilar. -
Cleveland 030 000 0407 11 0
Kansas City ..000 200 201 5 7 0
Harshman (3-9) and Nixon. ,Tsi
touris, Grim (8), Sturdivant (9) and
Smith. Loser Tsitouris (1-2). HR
Held, Cerv, Bella, Williams. .-.
Ken Johnson Gains
15th Portland Win
By RICK TALLEY
United Press International
Lanky 26 -year -old Ken
Johnson has become the win
riingest pitcher in the Pacific
Coast league-and he's carry
ing Portland's Beavers right
along with him.
The 200-pound right hander
won his 15th game of the sea
son last night, muffling Sac
ramentfl on five hits, 5-1. He's
lost only five.
Johnson, who won 11 and
lost 17 with Buffalo in 1958,
Runs Batted In
American league t-oiavito, In
dians 88: Killebrew, Senators 88:
Jensen. Red Sox 83: Malzone. Red
Sox 73: Maxwell, Tigers 73; Mino
so, Indiana 73.
National 1 e a g n e Banks, Cubs
108: Robinson, Reds 98: Aaron,
Braves 92; Bell, Reds 83; Mathews,
Braves 79. .
Home Runs
American league
-Killebrew,
Stan Sits
On Bench
St. Louis - (UPD - National
league all-time great Stan
Musial 'sat it out on the St.
Louis Cardinals bench today.
They told him he was getting
a bit old.
Cardinal general manager
Bing Devine said Musial was
in perfect agreement with the
arrangement to sit out. most
of the season's remainder "'so
we can play a lot . of our
younger men."
. For his part, Musial said
he was "very anxous" to play
in 1960. Devine, said Musial
could play with the Cardinals
so long as he wants.
Not Being Benched
, "Stan is not being benched,"
Devine told a hastily-called
press conference just before
tonight's Cardinal-Los Ange
les Dodger game. "He's fully
in agreement with what we're
doing. It's just that for the
rest of the season we'll be
playing lots of young . play
ers. ;.
Musial, 39, six-time Nation
al league batting champion,
second only" . to Mel Ott in.
number of all - time home
runs, runs scored and runs-batted-in
and to Honus Wag
ner in hits, all-time leader in
doubles and total bases, only
is hitting .261 this season. His
life-time batting average en
tering the season was .340
far and above the highest of
any active National leaguer.
Senators 35; Colavito. Indians 34;
Allison, Senators 27; Lemon, Sena
tors 26: Jensen, Red Sox 24.
National 1 e a g u e Banks, Cubs
34; Mathews, Braves 33; Aaron,
Braves 30; Robinson, Reds 6; Cepe
da. Giants 23. .
Pitching
American league Shaw. White
Sox 11-3: McLish, Indians 14-5;
Pappas. Orioles 12-5: Wynn, White
Sox 16-7; Maas, Yankees 11-5.
National leacue Face. Pirates
15-0; Antonelli, Giants 16-6; Drys-
dale. Dodgers 13-7; Law, i-iraies
12-7; Newcombe, Keds lo-b.
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Rogue Loop
Bat Chase
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Valley league baseball
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' Game time at Cheney
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Other Sunday games will'
have Camp While at Riddle
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entered Thursday night's fray
with a 2.44 earned run aver
age and 107 strikeouts, both
marks near the top in league
statistics. ' . . . '
His "stopper", victory, get
ting -the league-leading Bevos
back on the win trail after a
double loss Wednesday, was
Johnson's 11th straight this
season in Portland's Multno
mah Stadium.
In other action Thursday,
Seattle continued its torrid
pace by winning its ninth in
a row, 2-1 over Phoenix. San
Diego blanked Vancouver,
4-0, and Salt Lake split with
Spokane, winning an 8-3
opener but dropping the
nightcap, 6-5.
BILKO BELTS
Big Steve Bilko was Spo
kane's heavy artillery in the
second game, belting a grand
slam home run and a triple
to back up pitcher Connie
Grob's 11th win of the year..
In the opener, a ' pair of
bases empty homers by R. C.
Stevens and Dick . Barprre
paced the Bees. Bilko also
homered for Spokane in the
seven-inning first- game," but
winning pitcher George Perez
was in control for Salt Lake
most of the way. - " r
Bilko's homers were his
21st and 22nd of the season.
Mark Freeman's three-hit
pitching and the hitting of
Gale Wade led Seattle's re
juvenated Rainiers in their
2-1 conquest of Phoenix. The
win moved the cellar-dwellers
to - within one percentage
point of the seventh-place Gi
ants, and kept them . within
six and a half games of first
place Portland. '..
One-Man Gang
Wade scored both Seattle
runs, hitting his fifth homer
of the season in the third in
ning and tripling off the right
field wall in the eight before
scoring the winner. He also
singled.
Curt Barclay was the Phoe
nix loser, taking his 11th de
feat Against eight wins.
. San Diego's Padres got a
superb pitching job from 35-yer-old
Bud Podbielan against
the Vancouver Mounties, with
the right hander scattering six
singles for his 4-0 win.
Only one Mountie baserun-rier-reached
second base, and
But whiffed five in his first
start since injuring an ankle
last month.
Don Dillard and Dick Smith
contributed three hits each to
pace the 12-hit Padre attack,
an Podbielan got into the
act in the fourth inning with
a solo home run.
LINESCORES: '
Sacramento -..000 010 000 1 5' 1
Portland ...022 010 OOx 5 11 4
Osenbaugh, Michelsen (3) Davis
(6). Hickman (8 and Queen. Dal
rymple (5);- Johnson and Tomay.
Lay ton Dietz, member ' of
the first half championship
Riddle- crew, leads the race
for the Rogue Valley Base
ball league batting title.' -
1 He has a .500 average with
10 hits in 20 times at bat.
Several other .show better
averages but have insufficient
number of turns at bat to
qualify for leaderships! "
"Medford is frontruhner in
team batting with .294 and
Grants Pass paces team field
ing with a .959 mark.
. Ron Peery, Medford, is sec
ond .in' the batting race" with
.459 ' while1 Ray " Munyon,
Glendale, is third with .441.
Runs batted in leaders are
Moose Blevins, Grants "Pass,
Phil Sword, Ashland, and
Peery with 11 each. Peery
tops the loop in number of
hits , with 1 7 while Jim Mc
Abee, Ashland, has 16 and
Gordon Owsley, Medford, and
Munyon each 15".
Ron Maurer, Ashland, fhas
scored 14 runs and Peery
and Lindquist, Glendale, each
13. " " ' ,'
To be considered in the bat
ting chase, a player must
have a minimum of twice as
many times at bat as games
his team has. played... Mini
mum number of batting turns
required for the full season
is 24. : :
Dave D'Olivo', Ashland, has
pulled even - with Mickey
Coen, Riddle, in the pitching
win-loss records. Each is
now 7-1. The two are other
wise in a nip and tuck battle
for the loop's pitching award.
The trophy winner is to be
determined basically on win
loss records. If pitchers tie in
this respect, other factors in
their performances determine
who gets the honor.
. Coen has given up 36 hits
in 6213 innings .while
D'Olivo has yielded 47 in 67
panels. However, Coen has
given more runs, 16 to
D'Olivo's 14 and has allowed
21 -walks to .18 by the Ash
land pitcher. The Riddle tos
ser is well ahead in strike
outs 78 . to 62.' Each has
thrown one wild p i t c h.
D'Olivo has hit three batters
and Coen two.
Thursday's Results
Chicago 20. San Francisco 9
Los Angeles 7. St. Louis 6 fnightl
Cincinnati 9, Milwaukee 8 (night)
Friday's Probable Pitchers
Jay (4-9) vs. Law (12-7).
Los Angeles at St. Louis (night)
Drysdale (15-7) vs. Gibson (1-1).
Cincinnati at Philadelphia (2).
(twilieht-nightt Newcombe (10-6)
and Purkey (10-11) or Pena (4-7)
vs. Conley (11-7) and Owens (8-9).
Saturday's Gaines
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
Milwaukee at Pittsburgh
San Francisco at Chicago
Los Angeles at St. Louis (night)
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati-
St. Louis
Philadelphia
65 48
63 51
61 50
55 57
55 58
53 60
53 63
47 65
Pet. -GB
.575
.553 2 4
.550 3
.491 9'i
.497 10
.469-12
.457 13 Vx
.420 llVt
MEDFORTSrKlSwrRIBUrfE
Spiegelberg Names
Offensive Starters
American League
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Baltimore ...
Detroit
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
W.
68
67
57
56
55
53
51
46
L. Pet. GB
43 .613
47 .588 ' 2,i
56 .504 12
56 .500 12
60 .478 15
61. .465 16 !'2
62 .451 18
68 .404 23 "i
Thursday's Results
Chicago 9, Detroit o
Washigtnon 5, New York 2 -Cleveland
7, Kansas City
(night) -
Friday's . Probable Pitchers
Bnstnn at T3ar Vnr-lr nfcrKfk
Brewer (8r8) vs. Ford (12-6).
Washington at Baltimore (night)
Fischer (8-8) vs. Brown (8-6).
Cleveland at Detroit (night)
McLish- (14-5) s JLary (14-7).
Shaw (11-3) vs. Garver (8-10)..
Saturday's Games
Chicago at Kansas City (night)
Cleveland at Detroit
Washingtn at Baltimore (night)
Boston at New York
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
. 64 57 . .529
GB
Portland .
Vancouver 63 60 .512 2
Salt Lake 63 60 .512 2
Sacramento 63 61
San Diego 62 62
Spokane 61 64
Phoenix ' 59 , 65
Seattle 58 64 .475 6
.508 2VX
.500 3Vx
.488 5
.476 6i
Thursday's Results
Salt Lake 8. Spokane 3 (1st-
7 innings)
Spokane 6, Salt Lake 5 (2nd)
San Diego 4. Vancouver 0
Portland 5, Sacramento 1
' Seattle 2, Phoenix 1
(lst' ganw 7 innings)
Salt Lake 303 010 18 10 , 1
Spokane 010 020 0 3 7 2
Perez and Westefeld; Paine, Or
tega (3) Wade (6) and Barragan.
(2nd game)
Salt Lake 012 000 011 5 12 2
Spokane 014 000 lOx 6 10 3
Pepper. O'Donnell (8) and Brock-
ell, westerteld (8); Grob, Nicolosi
(8) and Sherry.
Phoenix 000 001 000 1 3 1
Seattle 001 000 Olx 2 8 1
Barclay and Barnes; Freeman
and Be van.
San Diego 102 100 000 4 12 0
Vancouver 000 000 000 0 6 1
Podbielan and Retzer. Jones (3):
Palica. Hatten (3), Fitzgerald (9)
and Pagliaroni.
SEASON .STANDINGS:
Ashland J.:..
Riddle
Grants Pass
Camp White
Medfordi .....
Glendale
Butte Falls
w:
8
1
6
5
4
. 1
.. 0
1
1
1
3
4
. 5
9
-8
Pet GB
.887
A75 Vx
.667 2
.556 3
.444 4
.100 T,2
.000 8'x
2ND HALF STANDINGS:
Ashland . ;.
Grants Pass .
Camp1 White .
Riddle
Medford .
Butte Falls
Glendale ,
w.
3.
3
2
1
1
0
0
Pet. GB
1.000
1:000 '
- :667 1
,500 1
.333 2
.000 2 M
.000 3Va
TEAM BATTING:
Ashland ....
Butte Falls
Camp White
Glendale -
Grants Pass
Medford
Riddle .
AB
307
215
.314
;372
314
350
297
R RBI Ave.
82 56 .277
15 15 .144
63. 52 .245
62 53 .274
.72 48 .232
73 . 43 .294
70 48 .256
1
3
1
4
4
TEAM FIELDING:
PO A
Ashland . 233 87
Btte Falls .... 168 66
Camp White 256 79
Glendale 261 104
Grants Pass 231 94.
Medford 216 .115
Riddle. 210 91
nsiniviniTAL, BATTING
AB R H
Berline, GL .. 3
Paulsen. A 3
Hedgepeth, GP 5
Woo ton, GP . 9
Brown, CW 13
niotT R 20
Peery. M . 37 13
Munvon. Gl.. ..34 .5
Friend, GP -.16
Densley, Gl. .. 7
n,,t.1.7 "M 3R
King. A ..."L.24 10 10
wjeaaie, - w ..n
Vancnn CW ' 35
Blevins, GP ....25 10
Johnson, A ....15
McAbee. A .40
Turk. CW . ...30
Prestianni, Gl. 36
L. Worley, Gl. 18
Francis, A 13
Vaughn, M ..21
L. Maurer, A ..27
Bill Irwin, BF 22
Pstensnrt GP ..22
Retaking. M ill ' I
Serak. M ..36 13
George, K .3l
James, R 17
E Ave.
15 .955
35 .870
28 ,,923
36 .910
14 .959
27 .925
22 .932
6 10
17
15
4 7
3 3
8 15
4 7
9 14
1
9
5
5
2
4
7
9 10
8
8
4
13
8 .11
3 6
RBI
1
2
2
1
6
5
11
, 6
' 4
1
3
6
0
3
11
1
3
8
8
.4
3
3
4,
4
' 4
1
4
4
5
Pet.
.667
.667
.600
.556
.538
.500
.459
.441
.438
.429
.417
.417
.412
.400
.400
.400
.400
.400 I
.389 ;
.389
.385
381
.370
38i
36i
364
361
355
353
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
W. L.
24 21
22 21
21 : 21
22 22
.... 21 21
Yakima
Wenatchee
Lewiston .....
Eugene
Salem
Tri-City
Pet.. GB
.533
.51V
.500 Hi
.500
.300
-2
19 23 .452 3',i
Thursday's Results
Wenatchee 6. Yakims 2
Tri-City 5, Eugene 3
Salem 1, Lewiston 0
Gary Winelrout and Mike
Murray, linemen from
Medford, are members of
the State squad for the
Shrine all - star football
game and-are slated to see
considerable defensive duty
in the Saturday encounter
at Multnomah Stadium at
Portland.
Portland (DPD - Jeffer
son's lerry Baker and Bui
Candee of Washington are
co-captains for the Metro all
star team in the 12th "annual
Shriners' hospital football
game Saturday night in Mult
nomah Stadium. .
Co-Captains for coach Fred
Spiegelberg's state squad will
be Ron . Mickle of North
Salem and Ladd Horn, of
Pendleton. They were elected
by their teammates.
PICKS OREGON1
Eugene -UPD- Duane Car
gill, a three-year football reg
ular for. Springfield High
school, will enroll at the Uni
versity of Oregon this falL
Cargill,-)who is a fullback,
was an all-district choice for
Springfield last fall. He is a
member of the State Shrine
team.,
A - single field drill was
held Thursday as both squads
began tapering off in their
drills. The drill was held in
the afternoon. "
Probable offensive starting
lineups: .
State: Mike Emmons of
Albany and Ken Johnson of
Marshfield at ends; C. E.
Simons of Roseburg" and Bill
Swain of North Bend at
tackles; Bill Gittings of Prine
ville and John Johnson of
Mac-Hi at guard; Reed Daugh
erity of Grants Pass at cent
er, and Mickle, Horn, Jack
Dean of Grants Pass and Du
ane Cargill of Springfield in
the backfield.' . -
Metro: Bob Peacock of
West Linn and Steve Pauly
of Beaverton at end; John
Thies of Jefferson and Mike
Gedrose of Cleveland at
DC3YCrl"On HdS Linn and Denny Prozinski of
I jOriGS LG3Q I kins of Madison at center, and
Roseburg -UP1)- Beaverton Terry Baker of Jefferson,
took a one-up lead over Rose- Mickev Hergert of 1 Jefferson
burg in their series for the and Jake Jackson of Lincoln
state American Legion Junior m the backfield.
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with an 11-7 victory.
The series now stands at 2-1
for Beverton. The first team
to win three games is the
champion.
Winning pitcher Guy Hale i
had four hits and Bruce
Blackman and Jeff Koeing
three each for Beaverton, as
the winners pounded out 17
hits off three Roseburg pitch
ers. The two teams meet again
tonight.
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