Redlegs' Ueucombe
Downs SF Giants;
Help Out Dodgers
By TIM MORIARTY
United Press International
Although they now wear
"San Francisco" across the
front of their uniforms, the
Giants are still the blankety
blank Giants to big Don New
combe. And because of this hatred
for Bill Rlgney's crew, which
goes back to his glory days
in Brooklyn, the big Cincin
nati right-hander indirectly is
helping his old Dodger team
mates in their bid to catch
the Giants in the current Na
tional League pennant chase.
Newcombe, backed up by a
13-hit Cincinnati attack, turn
ed in a 7-0 shutout victory
over San Francisco Tuesday
night while the Dodgers pull
ed to within two games of the
pace-setters by outlasting the
Milwaukee Braves, 7-6, in a
13-inning, 4li-hour marathon.
Repulski Raps Spahn
The Dodgers scored their
winning run against the
Braves on a triple by Wally
Moon and Rip Repulski's sin
gle off ace Warren Spahn, the
seventh Milwaukee pitcher.
STANDINGS
NATIONAL. LEAGUE
W. L. Pet. GB
San Francisco 67 91 J 68
Ixm Anf eles 68 5 J550 2
Milwaukee 63 35 -534 4
Pittsburgh 99 59 MO 8
Chicago 97 99 .491 9
Cincinnati 97 83
St. Louis 56 65
.479 11
.463 13 i
Philadelphia
90 69 .420 17 ii
Tnesdar Nitht'i Results
Los Angeles 7, Milwaukee 8 (13
innings)
Cincinnati 7. San Francisco 0
Philadelphia 2, St. Louis 1
(Only games scheduled)
'Wednesday's Probable Pitchers
Chicago at Philadelphia (2, two
night) Ceccarelli (4-1) and Bob
bie (12-9) vs. Conley (11-7) and
Cardwell (7-7).
St. Louis at Pittsburgh (night)
Gibson (1-1) vs. Law (13-7) plus
completion of July 12 suspended
game.
Los Angeles at Cincinnati (night)
McDevitt (8-8) vs. Nuxhall (7-9).
San Francisco at Milwaukee
(night) Sanford (12-9) vs. Bur
dette (16-12).
Thursday's Games
Chicago at Philadelphia (night)
St. Louis at Pittsburgh
Los Angeles at Cincinnati (night)
San Francisco at Milwaukee
(night)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L. , Pet. GB
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Baltimore
Detroit
Kansas City .
70 45 .609
67 51 .568 42
59 59 .500 12 Va
57 59
491 13 V
487 14
58 61
55 63 .466 16 Vi
55 63 .466 16 Vi
Boston
Washington 49 69
,415 22 la
Tuesday Night's Results
Chicago 6. Baltimore 4
Boston 5. Kansas City 4
Washington 11. Cleveland 4
New York 5. Detroit 3
Wednesday's Probable Pitchers
Boston at Kansas City (night)
Casale (8-8) vs. Daley (14-7).
New York at Detroit (night)
Turler fB-10) vs. Lary (13-7).
Washington at Cleveland (night)
lucntr (BIB) vs. Meusn u-oj
Thursday's Gains
Baltimore at Chicago
Boston at Kansas City
New York at Detroit
Washigton at Cleveland
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W. L. Pet. GB
Portland
Salt Lake
Vancouver
Sacramento
San Diego
Spokane
Seattle
Phoenix
66 60 .524
67 61 .523
66 61 .529 i
64 64 .500 " 3
64 65 .500 3
63 66 .488 4'i
62 65 .488 4',
59 70 .457 8',
Tuesday's Results
Seattle 3. Vancouver 7
San Dieco 6. Phoenix 3
Sacramento at Salt Lake (game
called 4th mrung. rain)
(Only games scheduled.)
Wednesday's Probable Pitchers
Portland at Spokane (un
announced) vs. O'DonneU (1-1).
Sacramento at Salt Lake Brown
(10-13) vs. Francis (4-5).
Seattle at Vancouver Osteen
(7-9) vs. Palica (10-9).
Phoenix at San Diego Choate
(3-4) vs. striker (7-6).
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
W. L.
Pet. GB
Lewiston
25 22 .531
Salem
25 22 .331
Wentachee
Yakima
Eugene
Tri-City
25 23
320
25 25 300 l'i
24 25 .486 3
20 27 .425 3
Tuesday's Results
Eugene 4. Tri-City 3
Salem 3, Yakima 0
Lewiston 10. Wentchee S
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L. Pet. GB
Buffalo
Havana
Columbus .
Richmond .
Miami
Montreal .
Rochester .
Toronto
76 56 376
69 62 327 6'i
68 63 319 7 V
65 67 .492 11
64 67 .489 lli
63 69 .477 13
62 69 .473 13',i
59 73 .447 17
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In Season
Spahn, who entered the game
in the 11th inning, now has
fin 0-5 record against Los An
geles this season. ,
In the only other NL action,
the Philadelphia Phillies
downed the St. Louis Cardi
nals, 2-1, on a run-scoring sin
gle by Richie Ashburn in the
seventh inning. It was Ash
burn's first RBI since July 30.
The Chicago White Sox
opened a 4V4 gave lead over
Cleveland in the American
League race by edging the
Baltimore Orioles, 6-4, while
the Washington Senators
handed ' the Indians their
fourth straight defeat, 11-4.
The New York Yankees turn
ed back the 'Detroit Tigers,
5-3, and the Boston Red Sox
nipped the Kansas City Ath
letics, 5-4.
Fox Paces Sox
A two-run double by Nellie
Fox in the eighth inning car
ried the White Sox to their
comeback victory over the
Orioles. Baltimore chased
Early Wynn in opening a 4-2
lead in the fifth inning but
Gerry Staley took over in the
seventh and pitched one-hit
shutout ball.
The Senators staged a six
run rally in the sixth inning,
featuring homers by Roy Sie
vers and Lennie Green, in
downing the skidding Indians.
Home runs by Yogi Berra
and Hector Lopez enabled the
Yankees to get an early 5-0
jump on their longtime neme
sis, Don Mossi, who absorbed
his seventh defeat against 11
victories.
. Frank Malzone scampered
home on a sacrifice fly by
pinch-hitter Gene Stephens in
the ninth inning to give the
Red Sox their narrow victory
at Kansas City.
LINESCORES:
National League '
St. Louis 000 001 0001 10 2
Philadelphia 010 000 lOx 2 6 1
Miller (1-2) and Porter, Smith
(8). Owens (9-10) and Thomas..
San Francisco 000 000 000 0 8 2
Cincinnati ... 204 100 OOx 7 15 1
Fisher. Worthineton (3). Byerly
(7) and Landrith. Newcombe (11-6)
and Bailey. Loser Fisher (2-4). tin
Bell.
(13- innings)
Los Angeles
200 120 000 010 1 7 12 Z
Milwaukee
010 002 011 010 0 6 7 Z
Drvsdale. Sherry (11) and Rose-
boro. Jay, Pizzaro (3), Trowbridge
(4), Giggie (6), McMahon (3). Kusn
(10), Spahn (11) and cranaau. L.O-
pata (9). Winner Sherry (4-2).
Loser Spahn (16-12). HRS Aaron
Covington, binder.
American League
Washineton . 010 006 040 11 17 1
Cleveland .. .000 300 001 4 9 3
Kemmerer (7-12) and Courtney
Perrv. Cicotte (8). Garcia (8) and
FitzGerald. Naraeon (2). Loser
Perry (8-5). HRS Baxes, Sievers,
Green.
Boston 220 000 0015 . 9 1
Kansas City .000 004 000 4 7 2
Brewer. Formeies t. iueiy
and White. Kucks. Grim (2). Her
bert (7). Sturdivant (9)' and House,
Winer.Fornieles (3-2). Loser Her
bert (10-9).
New York 023 000 000 5 10 1
Detroit 000 000 0213 9 1
Ditmar, Ford (8) and Berra. Mos
si. Singler (4). Narleski (6), Morgan
(9) and uerberet. winner uiimar
(8-8). Loser Mossi (11-7). HRS
Berra, Lopez, Berberet. .
Baltimore 002 110 000 4 8 2
Chicago :200 010 12x 6 9 0
(5) and Triandos. Wynn, McBride
(5), auuey to ana ixuiar. n inner
Staley (6-3). Loser iisner (u-j
Bill Bowerman
Pan Am Coach
Chicago (UPD Bill Bower-
man, university 01 uregon
track coach, arrived here
Tuesday to start work as as
sistant coach for the U. S
squad in the Pan-American
games to be held later this
month.
Four present or former Or
egon track stars are on the
squad. They include distance
runners Jim Grelle, Dyrol
Burleson and Bill Dellinger
and decathlon ace Dave Ed
strom.
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Encounters
Cincinnati
Cincinnati - (UPD - The Los
Angeles Dodgers, who won
their first series in the cur
rent road trip by beating Mil
waukee 7-6 Tuesday night for
a two out of three mark, come
up against their toughest foes
tonight, the sixth-place Cin
cinnati Redlegs.
The Reds have taken 11 out
of 18 meetings this season
with the Dodgers. Seven of
those wins came from nine
games on their home terri
ritory. Danny McDevitt (8-8) was
selected to try and break the
Dodger jinx tonight against
Cincinnati's Joe Nuxhall (7-9).
Nuxhall has beaten Los Ange
les two out of three tries this
year.
Los Angeles moved to with
in two games of the National
league leading San Francisco
Giants Tuesday night when
the Giants lost to Cincinnati
and the Dodgers won their 13-
inning thriller from the
Braves.
Moon, Repulski Team
Rip Repulski supplied the
winning run when he drove in
Wally Moon who had tripled.
Repulski's single came with
one out in the 13th frame.
The Braves had managed to
tie up the four and a half-hour
game twice before Repulski's
winning blow. They knotted
the score 5-5 in the ninth
when Dodger outfielder Don
Demeter allowed an easy pop
fly to trickle through his fin
gers with two out. His error
allowed the tying run to
cross.
In the 11th frame the Dodg
ers again moved out front on
a walk, single and sacrifice
fly, but the Braves came
right back to tie it up at 6-6
on a home run by Hank
Aaron.
Don Drysdale, star Dodger
hurler, was seeking his elu
sive 16th win in the game, but
he failed for the third straight
time to get it. He pitched
10 13 innings before being
replaced by Larry Sherry
who was the winner.
League Leaders
United Press International
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Player & Club G. AB R H Pet.
Aaron, Mil. ..116 475 94 177 373
Cnghm. St. L. 112 350 47 122 .349
Pmson. Cm... 120 505 105 467 331
Temple, Cin. 115 459 83 147 320
Cepeda, S.F. 116 464 74 146 315
Kuenn. Det. 104 411 73 145 353
Fox. Chi 117 480 67 156 325
Kaline, Det. 101 388 67 126 325
Woodl'S. Bal. 109 348 51 113 .325
Runnels, Bos. 114 438 74 140 ' 320
Runs Batted In .
National lead e Banks, Cubs
115: Robinson. Reds 104: Aaron,
Braves 97; Bell, Reds 96; Mathews,
Braves 80.
American league K lllebrew.
Senators 92; Cola vi to. Indians 89;
Jensen, Red Sox 87; Maxwell, Ti
gers 77; Malzone, tea box 7b.
Home Runs
National leaeue Banks. Cubs 37:
Mathews. Braves 34: Aaron. Braves,
33; Robinson, Reds 27; Cepeda, Gi
ants 23.
American learue K lllebrew.
Senators 36: Colavito, Indians 35;
Allison. Senators 27: Lemon,. Sen
ators 26; Maxwell, Tigers 26..
Pitching
National I e a g u e Face. Pirates
15-0r Antonelli, Giants 16-7: Drys
dale," Dodgers 15-7; Law, Pirates
13-7: Newcombe. Keds ll-B.
American Leaeue Shaw. White
Sox 12-3; Pappas, oroles 13-5: mc
Lish, Indians 14-6; Wynn. White
Sox 16-7; Lary, Tigers 15-7.
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The Seattle Rainiers con
tinue to be the hottest thing
in the Pacific Coast league
and it's having a strange ef
fect upon the Rainier players.
For example. Mark Free
man, a giant of a pitcher with
an almost equally large
earned run average 4.38,
fired a no-run, no hitter Tues
day night as the Rainiers de
feated Vancouver. It was Se
attle's 13th victory in its last
14 games.
The Suds are now only four
and a half games behind
league-leading Portland, but
because of the tightness of the
PCL race, they're still in
seventh place.
Giants Drop 12th Straight
Phoenix, the coldest team
in the league, lost its 12th
straight decision by falling to
San Diego, 6-3.
Freeman, a 6-6 righthander,
struck out 12 batters in his
surprisingly good show. He
is now 9-8 on the season. Free
man walked two in the second
inning and that constituted
the only Mountie threat. The
only other Vancouver base
runner was Jim Finigan, who
was safe on an error in the
sixth.
Sacs-Bets Rained Out
Rain washed out Sacra
mento's contest at Salt Lake
in the fourth inning in the
only other game scheduled
Tuesday night.
Seattle's winning run came
in the second inning on a sin
gle by Hal Bevan, a double by
Carroll Hardy and a ground
out by Rudy Regalado. The
Rainiers added two insurance
runs in the seventh on a walk
to Regalado, a sacrifice by
Harry Malmberg, a single by
Freeman and a Mountie error.
Bill Wilson slammed his
21st homer of the season for
Phoenix but that was the only
bright spot in the Giant pic
ture. Bud Podbielan worked
the first six innings to get the
win while the loss went to
Curt Barclay. The. Padres
rapped out 14 hits in scoring
their" six tallies. '
THE LINESCORES:
Phoenix 000 200 0013 10
Jack Sanford,
Lew Burdette
Rivals on Hill
Milwaukee"- (UPD - It's Jack
Sanford (12-9) vs. Lew Bur
dette (16-12) tonight as the
league leading San Francisco
Giants seek to knock- the de
fending champion Milwaukee
Braves five games behind in
the National league.
The Giants set the stage for
the key Brave series Tuesday
night by dropping a 7-0 de
cision to Don Newcombe and
the Cincinnati Reds.
Jim Davenport, ace Giant
third sacker, will miss both
Brave contests because of a
badly wrenched knee he suf
fered Monday night in a col
lision at home plate. Either
Jose Pagan, who handled third
Tuesday night, or Danny
O'Connell, will work the hot
corner and there is even an
outside chance Jackie Brandt
may be the call.
Newcombe's victory Tues
day night was his fifth of the
season over the Giants against
one defeat. The big right
hander was never in trouble.
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San Diego 010 102 026 14 0
Barclay and Barnes; Podbielan,
Wojey (7) and Retzer.
Seattle 010 000 200 3 8 . 1
Vancouver 000 000 000 0 O 1
Freeman and Bevan; Besana,
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