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Tribe Winning String Stretches
To 6; Francona Stars in Opener
By MILTON RICHMAN
Unilod Press International
Things are picking up for
Cleveland, and the guy pro
viding the big lift is Tito
Francona, who began the sea
son picking up splinters on
the bench.
Francona was unhappy
merely sitting around and do
ing nothing with the Detroit
Tigers this spring. So he came
up with the bench-warmer's
age - old ultimatum - "play
me or trade me!"
The Tigers quickly obliged
him by dealing him to the
Coastleague IHlome Teams
Take Lumps in Sunday IPDay
By DON BECKER
United Press International
It was a sad day for the
home teams in the Pacific
Coast League yesterday -they
all were beaten.
The Salt Lake City Bees
held onto their slim half game
lead over Vancouver by being
rude to the host Phoenix
Giants while scoring a 6-4
win.
The second place Mounties
maintained the pace by drop-
MedfordvCI&Tribuxi
SIPdDDBTTS
United States Marshals
Force of Athletes for
Pan American Contention
Br LEO H. PETERSEN
UPI Sports Editor
Chicago - IUPD - The United
States, trying to make amends
for some of its recent interna
tional showings, marshalled
its athletic prowess today for
the Pan American Games.
With a total of 406 athletes
entered in all of the 27 sports
on the program, the U. S. was
a top heavy choice to win the
unofficial team title from her
sister American countries and
regain some of the prestige
lost in the last Olympic games
and the world's basketball
championships.
A total of 24 North and
South American nations en
tered nearly 2,200 athletes in
the games opening Thursday,
making it the largest sports
event ever held in the U. S.
In the 1932 Olympic Games
at Los Angeles only 1,500 ath
letes took part.
The U. S. dominated the en
try list for this third renewal
of the America's sports festi
val, naming a total of 323
men and 83 women to com
pete. The U. S. will be the
only nation represented in ev
ery sport on the agenda for
the games
Mexico was second with 191
men and 34 women and Bra
zil third with 184 men and
40 women.
The U. S. was an easy win
ner of the unofficial team title
in the second Pan American
games held in Mexico in 1955
and figured to score even a
more lop-sided victory this
time.
Eager to Dominate Basketball
EsDecially. the U. S. was
eager to dominate the basket
ball competition to make up
for its sorry showing in the
world championships at San
tiago, Chile, last January
when it was walloped by Bra
zil and Russia.
The 14 players on the U. S
basketball squad this year in
clude most of last year's out
standing college, service and
Drain Cops
Game 2-0
Wichita - 0JPD - The defend
ing champion Drain Black
Sox, led by the four-hit pitch
ing of Stan Dmochowsky de
feated the west Foint, Miss.,
Packers 2-0 in the National
Non-Pro tourney here Sun
day.
Drain now has won its last
two games after a first round
defeat. '
Drain won the game in the
sixth inning when it picked
up two runs off losing pitcher
Joe Yeager. Jim Pifher's 415-
foot double scored Don Smith
who had singled. The second
tally came across when Pifher
scampered home from second
on a wild pitch when West
Point's catcher couldn't find
the ball. '
Drain's next game is with
the Branson, Mo., Show-Me's
on Tuesday.
AUBURN WINS
; Sacramento - IUPD - Auburn,
Calif., defeated Alcoa of Van
couver, Wash., 11-3 Saturday
to win the western Little
League baseball title.
Indians on March 21 and
Frank Lane has been receiv
ing congratulations ever since.
Single - handedly, the 25-year-old
Francona who could
n't even break into the Cleve
land outfield earlier this year,
has won more than 15 games
for the Indians so far this
season. He has won three of
those games with last-inning
homers.
Belts Two Homers
Tito connected for his 16th
homer in the ninth to beat the
Red Sox 1-0, in the opening
game of a doubleheader Sun
pine third place Portland, 4-1,
Spokane whipped Seattle, 5-2,
and San- Diego nudged fast
fading Sacramento, 3-2.
Claude Harmon banged
home four-runs while pacing
the Bees to their victory- Har
mon, a 33-year-old veteran,
slammed a game winning
homer with a man on in the
seventh inning.
The win went to Jim Urn
bricht, who came in to pitch
in the third inning after the
AAU stars. The team is coach
ed by Fred Schaus of West
Virginia.
Dr. Milton Eisenhower will
pinch-hit for his brother, the
President, and officially open
the games on Thursday in col
orful ceremonies at Soldier
Field. Competition in 10 of
the 27 sports on the program
gets underway on Friday and
will run through Labor day,
Sept. 7.
STANDINGS
United Press International
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W.
L.
Pet.
.577
GB
San Francisco 71
Milwaukee 67
Los Angeles 68
Pittsburgh 64
Cincinnati .61
52
56
58
61
64
64
70
73
.545 4
.540 4t
.512 8
.475 11
.475 12 ',4
.449 16
.416 20
Chicago 58
St. Louis 57
Philadelphia 52
Sunday's Results
Pittsburgh 9. Los Angeles 2 (1st
game 10 innings).
Pittsburgh 4, Los Angeies una
game).
Milwaukee Z, tnicago 0
Cincinnati 5, St. Louis 3.
San Francisco at Philadelphia (2
games, ppd. rain).
Monday's Probable Pitchers
Lob Angeles at pnilaaeipnia
(night) Koufax 6-4 vs. Keegan
0-0.
San Francisco at Pittsburgh
(night) S. Jones 16-11 vs. Friend
6-15.
Chicago at Milwaukee (night)
Anderson 10-8 vs. Burdette 17-12.
Tuesday Night's Games
Los Angeles at Philadelphia.
San Francisco at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Milwaukee at St. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L.
Pet. GB
.603
.589 Hi
.500 12 i
.492 132
.488 14
.468 16'i
.460 17'i
.403 24 i
Chicago 73
Cleveland 73
New York 62
Detroit 61
Baltimore .. .59
Kansas City . 58
Boston .57
Washington 50
Sunday's Results
New York 7. Chicago 1 (1st).
Chicago 5. New York 0 (2nd).
Cleveland 1, Boston 0 (1st).
Cleveland 6. Boston 2 (2nd).
Detroit 9. Baltimore 5 (1st).
Baltimore at Detroit (2nd game
DDd. rain).
Washington 7, Kansas City 3 (1st).
Kansas City 5. Washington 2
(2nd).
Tuesday Night's Games
Boston at Chicago.
Baltimore at Kansas City.
Washington at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W. L. Pet GB
Salt Lake 71 62 .534
Vancouver 70 62 .530 V
Portland 67 64 .511 3
San Diego 68 65 .511 3
Spokane 67 67 .500 4'i
Sacramento ..65 68 .489 6
Seattle .63 69 .477 6i
Phoenix 60 74 .448 HVi
Sunday's Results
Spokane 5. Seattle 2.
Vancouver 4, Portland 1.
Salt Lake 6, Phoenix 4.
San Diego 3, Sacramento 2.
Monday's Probable Pitchers
Vancouver at Portland Palica
10-10 vs. Reed 7-5.
Salt Lake at Phoenix
4-5 vs. Watkins 11-10.
Francis
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
W L.
Wenatchee 27 25
Salem 27 26
Yakima 28 27
Eugene 28 28
Lewiston 26 26
Tri-City 25 29
Pet.
.519
.509
309
.500
300
.462
GB
Sunday's Games
Salem 4. Tri-City 3.
Eugene. 5-13. Lewiston 2-6.
Yakima 7. Wenatchee 5.
DUDEN THIRD
Billings, Mont. - (UPD Bob
Duden of Portland. Ore.,
finished third in the Montana
Open golf championship Sun
day with a 69 and a 72-hole
total of 270. Porky Oliver of
Denver won it with a 267
while Smiley Quick of Los
Angeles was second at 268.
day and then socked his 17th
to help Cleveland win the
nightcap, 6-2. The sweep ran
the Indians' winning streak to
six straight and moved them
within 114 games of the first
place White Sox.
The league - leading White
Sox split a twin-bill with the
Yankees, losing the opener,
7-1, but winning the nightcap,
5-0. Washington defeated
Kansas City, 7-3, in the first
of two games but the Athletics
salvaged the second game, 5-2.
Detroit beat Baltimore, 9-5, in
the opener and the second
Giants had tallied three runs
off starter George Perez. Dick
Barone, the Bees' sparkplug
shortstop, also homered.
Curt Barclay, who went all
the way for the Giants, was
charged with the loss.
Jankowski Homers
Steve Jankowski belted a
two-run homer for the Padres
to provide the big blow in
San Diego's narrow win. Jan
kowski's clout followed a 400
foot triple by Larry Doby.
Doby, a veteran of 12 years
in the American league, broke
his ankle when he collapsed
while reaching third base on
his triple. The left handed
slugger has been bothered by
bad back recently and he was
obviously in pain while
rounding the bases. When he
reached third, he seemed to
collapse as he toppled over
the bag, breaking his ankle.
Carl Thomas, the Padre re
lief pitcher, was credited with
the win while Joe Stanka was
the loser.
Rainiers Lose 4th Straight
Spokane made it two in a
row over the Rainiers with its
5-2 win. Dave Hoskins held
the Rainiers to six hits - all
of them coming in the last
four frames. It was Seattle's
fourth straight loss after win
ning 14 out of 15.
Mark Freeman, the Seattle
starter, was tagged with the
defeat. Paul Pettit spanked
his 15th homer for Seattle.
Ancient (42) Joe Hatten
tossed a four-hitter while he
pitched the Beavers past Van
couver. It was his seventh
win against as many losses.
The Mounties broke a 1-1
tie in the sixth inning when
Portland catcher Lennie Neal
threw wildly to first on a top
ped ball hit by Jim Finigan in
front of the p'ate. The throw
went deep into the rightfield
bull pea and Finigan circled
the bases. Eddie Basinski loft
ed a bases ema'y homer to
give the Mounties a 3-1 lead
as they aided the final tally
in the seventh when Hatten
singled home Joe Frazier.
LINESCORES:
Spokane 020 Oil 010 5 8 2
Seattle ,....000 001 0012 6 1
Hoskins and Sherry- Freeman.
Rudolph 7. Mabe 8 and Bevan.
Vancouver 000 012 100 4 6
Portland ........000 100 000 1 4
Hatten and Paeliaroni: Brunet.
tioutieman i and Neal.
Salt Lake 200 011 2006 12 0
Phoenix 201 001 000 4 10 1
Perez, Umbricht 3 and W ester-
field; Barclay and Barnes.
San Diego 000 200 010 3 9 2
Sacramento J...100 000 010 2 7 1
Striker. Thomas 5 and A. Jones;
atanxa, f ox a ana uairympie.
League Leaders
United Press International
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Player & Club G AB.. R H Pet.
Aaron, Milw. 121 494 93 180 .364
Cnghm, St. L. 117 371 50 128 .343
Pinson, Cin 125 524 110 175 .334
Cepeda. S.F 121 486 78 156 .321
Temple, Cm. 120 481 87 154 .320
American League
Kuenn, Dt. ....109 434
Kaline. Det 106 404
Wood's. Bit. ..114 361
Fox. Chicago 123 502
Runnels, Best. 118 452
78 155.357
73 131 .324
54 117 .324
68 159 .317
75 143 .316
Runs Batted In
National League Banks, Cubs
no; Robinson. Reds 112: Aaron,
Braves 97; Bell, Reds 97; Mathews,
3 raves ga. .
American League Killebrew,
senators 95; coiavito. Indians 90:
Jensen, Red Sox 89; Maxwell, Tig
ers 81; Malzone, Red Sox 79.
Home Runs
National League Banks. Cubs
37: Matnews, Braves 34: Aaron
Braves 33: Robinson, Reds 31; Ce
peda. Giants 25.
American League Killebrew.
ienators 37: Colavito. Indians 35:
Allison, Senators 28: Maxwell, Tig
ers ti, union, senators 26.
Pitching
National League Face. Pirates,
16-0: Antonelli. Giants 17-7: Law,
nrates 14-7: Newcombe, Reds 12,
6; Conley. Phillies 12-7. .
American League Shaw. White
Sox. 13-4; McLish, Indians 15-6;
Ford, Yankees 13-6; Pappas. Orioles
13-0: wynn, white Sox 16-8; Lary,
ngers io-b: ma as, ianKees 12-6
game was washed out by rain.
In the National league, a
doubleheader between league
leading San Francisco and
Philadelphia was postponed
because of rain. Play was
called in the fourth inning
with the Giants ahead, 2-1.
Pittsburgh won a pair from
Los Angeles, 9-2 and 4-3 in
10 innings with relief ace Roy
Face gaining his 16th straight
victory in the nightcap; Mil
waukee climbed into second
place with a 2-0 win over
Chicago, and Cincinnati top
ped St. Louis, 5-3.
Hurls Three Hitter
Art Ditmar hurled -a three-
hitter for the Yanks in their
opening game triumph over
Early Wynn of the White Sox.
Enos Old Folks Slaughter
broke a 1-1 tie with a pinch
two-run single in the seventh.
Bob Shaw scored his 13th
victory in the nightcap, pitch
ing a six-hitter and striking
out six.
Camilo Pascual won his
12th game for the Senators
in their opener with the A's
although a sore arm caused
his departure in the seventh.
First baseman Julio Becquer's
error set the stage for a five-
run rally in the third inning
that clinched the nightcap for
KC.
Eddie Yost's grand slam
homer and a five-for-five per
formance by Harvey Kuenn
sparked the Tigers to victory
over the Orioles. Frank Lary
posted his 16th victory with
Tom Morgan's aid in the sev
enth. Bob Nieman hit two
homers for Baltimore and
and then belted a third in the
first inning of the nightcap,
which was wiped out because
of rain.
Harvey Haddix, who hadn't
beaten a Dodger team in four
years, led the Pirates to their
opening game triumph over
Los Angeles. Not only did he
pitch a seven-hitter, but he
also doubled with the bases
loaded to cap a five-run rally
in the seventh.
Face, who now has won 21
in a row over two seasons,
entered the nightcap in relief
of Vern Law in the ninth. The
Pirates tied the score in the
bottom of the ninth and won
the game in the 10th on Dick
Groat's two -out single with
the bases loaded.
The Braves, who moved in
to second place and are now
four games from the top, won
their game from the Cubs on
only two hits. Bob Buhl held
the Cubs to six hits and won
his 11th.
Jerry Lunch broke a 3-3 tie
between the Reds and Cards
with a two -run homer off
loser Ernie Broglio in the
eighth. Don Newcombe pick
ed up his 12th victory, driv
ing in two runs for Cincinnati
with a single and a home run.
LINESCORES:
American League
1st frame)
Boston 000 000 000 0 3
Cleveland . ..000 000 000 1 5
Brewer 8-9 and White; Perry 8-3
and Fitzgerald. HR Francona.
C2nd rime)
Boston 010 001 000 2 8 0
Cleveland . 100 500 OOx 6 10 2
Schroll. Casale 4. Outturn 5. Wil
son 7 and White: Garcia, Harshman
5 and Fitzgerald. Winner Harsh
man 5-B. Loser scnroii Hits
Minoso, Francona.
fist rune)
Washington ..300 300 0017 10
Kansas City . 000 ooo zoi 3 11
Pascual, Clevenger 7, Stobbs 9
and Korcheck, Naragon 9. Daley,
Dickson 2. Coleman 4. Tomanek 5
and House. Winner Pascual 12-9
Loser Daley 15-8.
(2nd game)
Washington .100 000 100 3 4
Kansas City ..005 000 OOx 5 9 2
Woodeshick, Griggs 3, Fisher 8
and Courtney. Kucks 7-9 and Smith.
Loser Woodeshick 0-4. HR
Throneberry.
(1st game)
New York 000 010 2407 H
Chicago .. 000 001 0001 3
- Ditmar 9-8 and Berra. Wynn,
Staley 8. McBnde 8 and Battey.
Loser Wynn 16-8. HR Howard
(2nd game)
New York 000 000 0000
Chicaeo 000 000 5005 7
Terry, Grba 7, Blaylock 8 and
Howard. Shaw 13-4 and Lollar.
Loser Terry 4-9. HR Lollar.
(1st game)
Baltimore 100 101 0205 12
Detroit ..........040 022 Olx 9 14
Portocarrero, Hoeft 2, Johnson 7
and Tiandos. Ginsberg 6. Lary,
Morgan 8 and Berberet. Winner
Larry 16-8. Loser Portocarrero
2-7. HRs Yost. Nieman.
National League
Chicago ... 000 000 0000 1
Milwaukee ..000 010 Olx 2 2 0
Ceccarelli. Elston 7 and Neeman.
Buhl 11-8 and Crandall. Loser
Ceccarelli 4-2. .
St. Louis 020 000 0103 12 2
Cincinnati 001 000 22x 5 7 0
Miller. Broglio 7 and H. Smith,
Porter 8. Newcombe, Lawrence 9
and Bailey. Winner Newcombe
12-6. Loser Broglio 6-11. HRs
Newcombe, Lynch.
(1st game)
Los Angeles 010 000 100 2 7 1
Pittsburgh ... 004 000 50x 9 11 0
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MAIL TRIBUNE, Madford, Or.
Monday, Aug. 24, 1959
Baptists
Champions
In Softball
First Baptist downed First
Nazarene 10 to 3 at Camp
White last Friday to win the
Medford Church league soft
ball championship.
The Baptists tucked away
the finale with five-run in
surance in the seventh inning
on three walks, a double by
Dean Goddard, a single by
Ted Landers and two errors.
Ned Landers paced the of
fense for the champs with
three hits, including a double.
Westminster Pre sbyterian
won 9 to 8 over First Method
ist in 10 innings for third
place.
The games wound up the
church league play.
LINESCORES:
Baptist 302 000 5 10 7 2
Nazarenc 020 000 1 3 7 4
Ted Landers and Chuck Clemans;
Dale Cook and Skeets Dowty.
Women's Golf
On Thursday. Ausust 20.
Rogue Valley Country Club
iaay goiters play for the day
was "medal." Winners were
A group, Mrs. Noble T. Vin
cent; B group, Mrs. Kenneth
Tetter; C group, Mrs. Robert
Lel.orme; D group, Mrs. Jack
Six; and 9-hole, Mrs. John
Ripley.
On Thursday. Ausust 27.
play will be a "flas tournev '
It, will be the last Thursday
play until Sept. 10, as the
Southern Oregon Golf tourna
ment will be on the previous
week.
AUGUST 27 PAIRINGS :
(Ladies are to contact others in
their threesome.)
Mesdames Warren Lesseg. Russ
Acheson, Mahr Reymers; T. A. Cul
bertson Jr., Jack Eidswick, Dean
M. Lambert; C. Ed Gordon. Wm.
Schei, E. W. Sickels; L. R. Smith,
William T. Clark, Robert J. Lock
wood; H. S. Elbert. Kenneth Teeter,
Brian Douglass: W. O. Blackledge,
Frank Benesh. B. D. Mitchell: Wil.
liam J. Miller, Noble T. Vincent,
Jerry Olson: Alton Hart. Frank
Tamney, Ed Milne; Robert Temple-
ton, .Bernard x. Nutting, Thomas
Teutsch.
Mesdames George Pearson. Wal
ter Shaylor, Robert Morris: Glen
Fabrick. W. C. Knope, Dick House;
Al Williams, Vern Watrud. M. Don
ald McGeary; R. E.- Heysell, Rich
ard Rementeria, Ray Stewart; Ray
Sorenson, Floyd Somers. John Jen
sen; Robert DeLorne, Jack Six, W.
H. Pyle; C. H. Barrell, John Day,
Ed Ross; Richard Hogan, R. B.
Knight, Richard Schwahn; Myles
Doran, Earl Nelson, Wayne Safley;
Reese Alexander, R. Ren Taylor,
Ken McHugn: Lawren Buonocore.
W. L. Stark, S. V. McQueen.
s-Hoie Play
Mesdames Myers Jones. Robert
Elliott, Ray Wise: Paul Haviland,
rloviri T .-.,..-.. Alva M DB.Vin..
Jerrv Gastineau. Tom Polk. Robert
Mclntyre: George Lewis. Glen Bran-
luna, uiii uowning; Jim Mistier,
William Brooks. Carl Kellenberger;
oaten sanner. aam HarDison, Kaipn
Marlatt; William Williams. Harry
Note, Richard Alley; Clyde Camp
bell, j. A. Dickey, Melvin McGrew;
Royal Bebb. John Ripley, Jerry
Lausmann; Wm. Deatherage, How
ard Gilmer, warren Jcsayiiss: Ran
dall Gifford, Dick Watson, Dorothy
uowson; sylvan Muum, John ft
Foster.
NICKLAUS WINNER
Minneapolis, Minn. (UPD
Jack Nicklaus of Silver
Spring, Md., won the Trans
Mississippi Open golf tourna
ment Saturday for the second
straight year by beating Dean
E. Beman of Bethesda, Md., 3
and 2.
Lew Burdette, a pitcher for
the Milwaukee Braves, has hit
home runs in only two games
during his major league ca
reer-and in each of these
games he collected two hom-
ers.-
Drvsdale. Churn 3. Labme 8 and
Pignatano. Haddix 10-9 and Bur
gess. Loser urysoaie is-b. ftii
Repulski.
(2nd same. 10 innings)
L. Angeles 000 010 020 03 10 0
Pittsburgh 000 010 011 1 4 15 0
Sherry, Podres 5, Drysdale 8 and
Roseboro. Law, race 9 ana Kra
vitz. Burgess 9. Winner Face 16-0.
Loser Drysdale 15-9. HR Virdon.
and
6
11
Delivered SP 2-S271
Merchant,
Nines Win
Grants Pass became the
lone unbeaten team in the
Rogue Valley Baseball
league's second half Sunday
by nosing previously un
marred Ashland 3 to 2.
At Medford several batting
averages were fattened when
the Camp Whiters outbom
barded the Bowling Lanes 22
to 14 to break a fourth place
deadlock. Butte Falls record
ed its first league victory of
the season by forfeit. Glen-
Ladies' Am
Underway
Washington-(UPD-A field of
128 competitors set out in
pursuit of the U. S. Women's
National Amateur golf cham
pionship today" at Congres
sional Country club.
Sixty-four of the play-for-
fun hopefuls will be eliminat
ed at the end of today's play
-the first of six days of head-
to-head match competition.
A 36-hole final on Saturday
will decide the championship.
Anne Quast of Marysville,
Wash., is defending champion
and a pre-tournament favo
rite. The 22-year-old Stanford
university graduate has been
in top flight form in the prac
tice rounds she has played at
Congressional.
Falkenstein
Tips Salem
Corvallis (UPD Defending
Champion Salem was defeat
ed by Falkenstein's of Eugene
2-1 in the men's state Softball
tourney here Sunday night.
Mt. Angel remained unbeat
en by downing Corvallis 2-1.
In other Sunday games,
Springfield eliminated Hub
bard 2-1 and Grants Pass
knocked out Albany with an
other 2-1 victory in the double-elimination
tourney.
Monday's schedule matched
Corvallis and Springfield,
Springfield and Corvallis and
Eugene and Mt. Angel.
Attorneys Post
Bail for Layne
Austin, Tex.-(UPD-Peace Jus
tice J. H. Watson said today
that Pittsburgh Steeler quar
terback Bobby Layne will
have to appear in county
court "probably within two
or three weeks" to answer a
charge of driving while intox
icated. Watson said the charge, a
misdemeanor, will be trans
ferred to the court of Judge
John Allen. The charge was
filed in Watson's court.
The automobile in which
Layne and three other pro-
football players were riding
struck a parked vehicle in
the pre-dawn hours Sunday,
Layne was arrested and spent
several hours in the city jail
before two Austin attorneys
posted $300 bond.
The other players with
Layne were not arrested. Po
lice identified them as Steel
er quarterback Len Dawson,
and Cardinal linemen Bill
Koman and Jack Patera.
SIGNS WITH BRAVES
Milwaukee - (UPD Joe
rorre of Brooklyn, N.Y., a
brother of Milwaukee first
baseman Frank Torre, has
signed a non-bonus contract
with the Braves. The younger
Torre, a right-handed hitting
catcher, will report to Jack
sonville of the Class A Sally
League next season.
We Are Always
Looking for New
Uses for Concrete
New Ways to Mix
It Better!
CONCRETE C9
248 E. Mc Andrews Rd
Whitier
in RVL
dale defaulted to the BF nine.
League activity is set for
Wednesday night when Rid
dle and Medford mix at Camp
White.
Friend Homers
Gary Huneycutt doubled
and Russ Snyder singled for
the winning Grants Pass run
in the sixth' inning. The two
other Merchant tallies were
in the first inning oh Huney
cutt's single and Mel Friend's
home run.
Ashland scored one run in
the fourth inning on a walk,
passed ball and error, and the
other in the fifth on Ron
Maurer's single, his stolen
base, and error and Ray
Weinhold's sacrifice flyout.
Both Derald Wooten of GP
and Dave O'Olivo of Ashland
chucked six-hitters.
Three Homers In Game
Hitters had a big day at
Cheney field where there
were 31 safe blows along with
36 runs. Don Wendt hit a
three-run home run for Camp
White and Ron Peery and
Kaye Vaughn slammed two
run four-masters for Medford.
Pete Hale with two doubles
and a single in three times up
and Bob Smith was a two
baser and two singles in four
trips otherwise paced the
Whiters. Chuck Marchant,
Wendt, Vern Parent and
Harvy Tonn each got two' hits
for the Veterans Administra
tion domiciliary-backed crew.
For Medford Dave Hughes
naa tnree doubles and a sin
gle in five turns at bat.
Vaughn hit three for five with
a double in addition to the
roundtripper. Peery also
doubled for the Keglers.
Camp White drew 18 free
passes to the bases off three
Medford throwers while . the
Pinmen got just four off the
Whiter's Wayne Allen. Six
runs were scored by Camp
White in the first inning and
seven in the third. And, the
Whiter's matched . Medf ord's
best frame with four in the
sixth. Medford got four in the
seventh.
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Packers Set Up
Portland Camp
Portland (UPD The . Green
Bay Packers, fresh from a" 24
17 exhibition football victory
over the San Francisco 49ers,
arrive here today to set up
camp for their Saturday clash
with the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Packers and Coach
Vince Lombardi left San Fran
cisco early this morning. The
gridders will immediately set
up training headquarters for
the remainder of the week at
the University of Portland.
Drills will get underway Tues
day and are to be open to the
public.
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New York
Ruled Out
For Fight
Goteborg, Sweden (UPD
Jack Dempsey today opened
his second session of confer
ences dealing with the Inge
mar Johansson-Floyd Patter
son rematch, which suddenly
headed for Los Angeles in No
vember. . With New York City ruled
out officially as the site at
Sunday's opening session, Los
Angeles appeared to have the
fight in the bag because of
weather and money.
Dempsey, new promotional
director -of Rosensohn Enter
prises, Inc., said, "We hope
we'll be able to make a defi
nite statement about our plans
some time today."
Irving B. Kahn, New York
theater-TV tycoon and board
chairman of the Rosensohn
corporation, was busy on the
phone here at the swanky
Park Avenue hotel, trying to
find out if guarantees offered
in "a certain American city"
would still be good for a No
vember fight.
$750,000 Guarantee Offered
Apparently he was re
ferring to Los Angeles, where
warm weather would permit
an outdoor fight in November
and where Dick Pittenger and
his American Legion group
had offered guarantees
ranging from $500,000 to a
reported $1 million for the
fight - if held in September.
In addition, young Ron
Waller of Los Angeles -
former professional football
player whose wife is an
heiress to the Post cereal for
tune Sunday night offered
a guarantee of $750,000 if he
could come in as a co-promoter.
New York City, where Jo
hansson won the title from
Patterson in June, was
abandoned as the site because
its weather would not permit
a November fight and be
cause the New York Athletic
commission has suspended the
Rosensohn corporation's pro
moting license, pending in
vestigation.
CUNDARIS WIN -
Portland - (UPD - For the
third time in the four-year
history of the local Father
Son golf tourney, Frank and
Jerry Cundari won top honors
Sunday. Jerry had a 72 and
his father a 74.
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Commissioner
Appointment of
Grid Loop Soon
Dallas, Tex.- (UPD -Directors
of the American Football
league concluded an organiza
tional meeting in Dallas over
the week end by announcing
that they expect to name a
commissioner within the next
two weeks.
Lamar Hunt, 27, owner of
the Dallas team, said they arc
looking for a prominent man
with administrative ability.
He said they seek a man in
which the public will have
confidence.
The next league meeting
will be held in Los Angeles
Sept 12-13, Hunt said.
Seattle Meets
Roseburq Nine
In Legion Mix
Roseburg (UPD Seattle and
Boise posted wins in the reg
ional American Legion base
ball tournament Sunday while
Fairbanks, Alaska, was elim
inated from the five-team
event.
Boise downed Fairbanks 4-1
after Seattle drubbed pre-
tourney favorite Billings,
Mont., 11-4.
Seattle and Roseburg meet
in one game tonight and Boise
plays Billings in the other. On
Saturday Roseburg defeated
Boise 3-1 and Billings took
Fairbanks 5-1.
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