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(Soainifts. Get S-4 Wet VBctooy ver Tough Chicago Cubs Br Uniled Prest International Giants - cad batted in the Home runs by Willie Mays, Daryl Spencer and rookie Willie McCovey, plus. the three - hit pitching of Jack Sanford carried the San Fran cisco Giants to a 6-4 victory Saturday in a rain-abbreviated game with the Chicago Cubs. The victory snapped a two game San Francisco losing streak and enabled Sanford, who was routed Thursday in the Cubs' 20-9 shelling of the league-leaders, to run his rec ord in 12-9. Mays' homer was his 20th, Spencer's was his ninth and V. . . . 1 M games. Moe Drabowsky, the vin m ill uuui .liejuxuk..-. n taceed with his ninth loss against five victories, Downpour Delays Gam A heavy downpour delayed eighth, and the umpires final ly called the game when it became apparent that the rain would continue. , The second -place Los An geles Dodgers, getting score less pitching from rookie Larry Sherry for 8 23 inn ings, kept pace with the Giants by beating the St. Louis Cardinals, 4-3. The tl ird-place Milwaukee Braves slipped four games behind the Giants when the Pitts burgh Pirates held on for a 10-8 victory and the Cincin nati Reds defeated the Phila delphia Phillies, 8-3 in other games. ' The Cards jumped on Los Angeles starter Johnny Podres lor all three of their runs in the first inning before Sherry came on to shut them out the rest of the way. A two-run homer by Bill White Ken Boyer accounted for the St. Louis scoring. . . Sherry Singles Sherry singled across the first Dodger run in the second and then batted in their sec ond and third runs with his first major league home run in the third. The winning marker came-on Duke Sni der's homer-in the sixth. The victory kept the Dodg- j ers 2V2 games in back of San 1 Francisco. The Pirates - scored five times off Lew Burdette in the first inning and then held on to beat the Braves for the sec ond straight day. Roberto Clemente, Rocky Nelson and each for the niV liUUM Viorl four hits TCIine - wan winners. Ronnie I though he needed neip irom the winner, al-Elroy Face and Fred Green. It was his eighth win against 11 losses. Burdette's record is 16-12.' i Relief help from slender Orlando Pena enabled Joe Nuxhall to score his fourth straight victory and his seven th of the -year against nine losses as the Reds scored early and late to beat the Phils. Four triples and two doubles figured largely in the scoring. MAIL TRIBUNE, M.-f.ri, Or. 11 Sunday, Aug. 16, 1959 " Ray Semproch (3-8), t lie first of four Philadelphia fjjt chers, was the loser. ' ' - the game 50 minutes after the I and a bases' empty blast by Central Point Cubs Bounce Woodburn in State Tournament j; Jefferson - Parki' : Eugene 'Central oint uuds wnippea -Woodburn 5 to 0 here Friday . . . t 1 : 4 mgni m.me concluding irv round game to advance to . Saturday evening semi-finals in th Ore utm. Junior Baseball k association tournament. LidSb Uifiiit 9 UUii bracket contests matched : Central Point against Albany lull iiugcuc iwvi. aa... :" Springfield. Willamalane.' " " ' gene IOOF nipped Redmond i 5 to 4 in eight innings, Spring- field bounced Salem 7 to 1 and Albany clipped . Eugene Moose 8 to 6. r Central-Pointers made all four ' of their hits count and Viait TiH. vltrViin- hv firth : Quinney to overcome ' Wood . burn,'. Quinney came within one out , of a . no-hit game, yielding; a fly bH triple t i, right., field ,'by -'Terry-;- Pond I with two out in the seventh Inning. Walks and stolen ' bases helped the CP cause. ) Four la Third . "i Four ofrthe.jnarkers were . in the third inning. 1 Mike i Glines' walked, stole second and went to third base on a : wild pitch. Jeff Anhorn got a free pass and stole second -. base, men yuinney ooumea both runners home. John 11(1111 Jl'l(llil- and stole second. Pat Pepper's two-baser then tallied Champ.. - In setting up a lone run-in the sixth stanza Mike Pepper walked and swiped second. Brian Von Buskirk hit. With two out, Glines drew a base on- balls to load the sacks. A walk to Anhorn forced over the counter. . Central Pointers were is sued nine walks by Woodburn chucker Randy Kooyman. They swiped 10 bases. Quinney struck out eight and walked four. Woodburn tagged only one ball other than the lone hit out of the infield. That was a fly to center field which was turn ed into a ' double play by catching a runner off first base. .:..-J-- Kobymari -whiffed 12 Point ers. -' - .Mike Pepper was to pitch If st night's game for CP, ac cording to Coach Don Miller, LINESCORE: Central Point 004 001 0 5 4 1 Woodburn ........ 000 000 0 0 1 ( Quinney and Jeff Anhorn; Kooy man and S killer. .League Leaders United Press International (A of Friday) NATIONAL LEAGUE Player & Club G. AB R. H. Pet. Aaron, Milw 112 455 87 167 .367 Cnehm. St.L 108 337 45 115 .341 Pinaon. Cin.,115 483 101 139 329 Tamiil. Cin 111 nQ 3 147 35n Gilli'ms, L-A. 104 376 73 119 .316 RV, Junior Golf Togas At Stake . All three 1958 champions ' will defend their ' crowns in the 31st annual Southern Ore gon Golf tournament at Rogue Valley Country club, commit :'. teemen for the Labor day holi : dav event have reported. ' This year's tourney is billed for Sept. 2 through 7 at the Medford links. . " Lynn Creason, Las Vegas, Nev.. Sue DeVoe. Medford, and Marvin Clark, Grants : Pass, will aim to retain their laurels. C r e a s o n captured honors in the men's division last year after two -times as runner - up. Clark won the senior men's tourney- for the second straight year. Miss De Voe nabbed the women's title. She was previously champ in 1954. Two 1958 runners -up are , listed among some 270 per : sons who already have filed entries. They are Dr. Dave Boals, Medford, who dropped the finale to Creason and nob Herminesen. Astoria, whom Clark beat in the senior con- ' cluder. Advance Qualify ? v While out - of -1 owners will not qualify in the tournament until Wednesday, Sept. z members of Rogue Valley will . play their 18-hole flight de termining rounds in aqvance, Local men and women aiming .;. for the championship flight are to qualify on Tuesday, Sept. 1. They are asked to make arrangements as soon as possible with the pro shop for starting times and pairings . on that date. Members not trying for the title flight will qualify from ; Tuesday. Aug. 25, through I Monday, Sept. !. Match play in the meet begins on Thurs day, Sept. 3, and finals are on ? Monday, Sept. 7, Labor day, Among entrants this year will be Justin smitn Jr., ex- ;: Medford high and ex-Univer sity of Oregon golfer. He has returned after three years in the Air Force, two of them in Alaska. Smith, who will enter Willamette University law ; school this fall has been call- $ ed the longest hitter in the Northwest. Club pro Ron Caperha has reported that the Rogue Val- - ley links is coming around in good shape and is in better condition than in 1958 al though this has been a drier AMERICAN LEAGUE Kuenn, Det. 101 400 71 140 Kaline, Det. an 377 67 123 Fox. Chicaeo 114 468 65 152 Woodl'g.Balt. 106 340 50 110 - 323 Runnels, Bos. 110 425 70 135 318 Rons Batted In Nauonal learne B inki, Cubs 110; Robinson. Reds 102; Aaron, Braves 92; BelL Reds 88; Mathews, Braves 79. American learne Killebrew, Senators 91; Colavito. Indians 88: Jensen, Red Sox 84; Malzone, Red Sox 75; Maxwell, Tigers 74. Home Rons Nauonal learue Banks, Cubs 35; Mathews, Braves 33; Aaron, Braves 30: Robinsn, Reds 27; Cepeda, gi ants 23. American learne K. mebrew, Senators 36: Colavito. Indians 34; Allison. Senators 27; Lemon, Sen ators 26; Jensen, Red Sox 24. .350 326 325 NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. San Francisco Los Angeles Milwaukee Pittsburgh cmcago Cincinnati St. oLuis Philadelphia 66 64 61 57 56 56 54 47 49 52 52 58 88 60 64 68 Pet .574 .552 .540 .496 .491 GB 4 9 - .483 102 .458 13 z .409 19 Saturday's Results: Cincinnati 8, Philadelphia S Pittsourgn 10, Milwaukee a Los Angeles 4, St. Louis 3 San Francisco 6. Chicago 4 (called at the' end of 7 innings, rain) AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. X-Chicago .69 43 Cleveland 67 49 New York 57 58 X-Baltimore 56 57 Detroit r 57 60 X-Kansas City 53 62 Boston 53 62 X-Washington 47 68 X-Night game. Pet. GB .616 -178 4 .496 13 "i .496 13 Vz .487 14 Vi .461 172 .461 m2 .409 23 Va Saturday's Results -. . Boston 12, .New York 4 ' Detroit 9. Cleveland 6 ' Washington at Baltimore (night) Chicago at Kansas City (night) NATIONAL LEAGUE Milwaukee 100 010 330 8 13 0 Pittsburgh . 500 023 OOx 10 17 3 Jtsuraette. irowDnaje a. vj tiggie iiuni IB) ana 6. McMahon (7), Crandall; Kline, Face (7) ' Green (8) and Burgess. WP Kline (8-11). LP Burdette (16-12). HR Crandall (13th). (Called at end of 7 innings, rain) San Francisco 101 120 1 6 9 0 Chicago I ... 101 002 0 3 3 - Sanford (12-9) and Landdth; Drabowsky, Buzhardt (7) and S. Talyor. LP Drabowsky (5-9). HRS Mays (20th), Spencer . (9th). Mc Covey (6th). Cincinnati ..!221 000 1028 14 0 Philadelphia .. 001 000 2003 9 2 Nuxhall, Pena. (7) and Bailey; Semproch, Phillips (2), Gomez (4), Meyer (8) and Thomas. WP Nux hall (7-9). LP Semproch (3-8). HR Koppe (3rd). Los Angeles 010 021 000 4 6 0 St. Louis ........ 300 000 0003 11 1 Podres, Sherry (1) and Roseboro; Broglio. Duliba (9) and Smith, Porter (9). WP Sherry (3-2). LP Broglio (8-9). HRS White (10th, Boyer t22nd), Sherry (1st), Snider (19th).' - Pitrhinr National league F ace. Pirates 15-0; Antonelli, Giants 16-6; Drys dale. Dodgers 15-7; Law. Pirates 13-7? NcwcomM. iteas iu-o. American leaaue Shaw. White Sox 12-3; Pappas, Orioles 12-5; Mc Lish. Indians 14-6: Wynn, White Sox 16-7; Maas, Yankees 11-5. James Starter For Redskins Los Angeles (UPB-Dick James (of Grants Pass) will start in the Washington Redskins backfield at halfback for to day's exhibition opener with the 49ers in San Francisco, Coach Mike Nixon said today. Mike - Sommer previously was named to the halfback spot for the ' San Francisco contest. Nixon . gave no rea son for the lineup juggling. Besides James, the Redskins will have Ralph Guglielmi at quarterback, Bert Zagers at the other half and Johnny Ol szewski at fullback for to morrow's game. San Francisco (UPD - The "new" San Francisco Forty Niners go on display at Kezar Stadium Sunday when they tangle with the Washington Redskins in the initial exhibi tion game of the 1959. season. "New" refers mostly to the coaching staff, where coach Red Hickey-will be in his first season as head man; and two new assistants will be at-work: Bob Shaw and Uave Christianson. Have a happy vacation! l t Ts MMMf nt ...wheretfs almost fvtn to borrow immey -Moneyland" (your neaxby Paeifie Finance ottee) istfca place to borrow the money you need to aasnre a pleasant vacation for you and your fwnily. Come to "MOH-TL-Jra-today. Let ti folks there help yon make this yeart tk- tieai fan-fined and worry-free. . .-. 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