MAIL TRIBUNE, Moo'foro', Or.
Wednesday, Aug. 26, 19S9
SPORTS
STANDINGS
United Pren International
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L.
Chicago 75 48
Cleveland 74 51
New York 62 64
Baltimore 60 63
Detroit 61 65
Kansas City 59 66
Boston 57 63
"Washington - , 5i 74
GB
Pet
.610
.592 2
.492 14
.488 15
.484 15"i
.472 17
.456 19
.408 23
Tuesday Night's Results
Cleveland 6. New York 3
Washington 3. Detroit 1
Vantaa (ir a n i : m
Chicago 5. Boston 4 (10 innings)
Wednesday' apninXia zit.
New York at Cleveland (night)
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Grant (-5).
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Walker (8-7) vs. Tsitouris (2-2).
uoiran at onicago (night) Mos-
vs. uunaa. lo-o;
Thursday's Games
Boston at Chicago
(Only game scheduled.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L.
San rrancisco 72 53
Los Angeles 70 58
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
st. Louis
Philadelphia
68 57
65 62
61 69
60 64
57 71
52 75
Pet. OB
.576
.3 3 Vl
.544 4
.512 8
.484 ll'i
.484 11,
.445 16 hi
.409 21
Tuesday Night's Results
Los Angeles S. Philadelphia 2
San Francisco 12, Pittsburgh 5
' Chicsso 8. Cincinnati 6
Milwaukee 3. St. Louis 1 (10 in
nings;
Wednesday's Probable Pitchers
San Francisco at Pittsburgh
(night) Sanford (12-10) vs. Witt
(0-7 or Daniels (7-8).
Chicago at Cincinnati (night)
wmey 0-0; vs. jaexson uu-j-
Thursday's (fames
Chicago at Cincinnati (night)
Milwaukee at St. Louis
(Only games scheduled.)
: PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W. L. FCC OB
Salt Lake
Vancouver
San Diego
Portland
Spokane
Sacramento
Seattle
Phoenix
73 62 -541
71 63 .530 Hi
69 65 .513 3Vs
68 65 .511 4
68 67 .504 5
65 60 .485 7ft
63 70 .474 8
60 76 .441 13 is
Tuesday's Result
San Diego 7, Sacramento 2
Salt Lake 3. Phoenix 2
Spokane 2. Seattle I
Portland 10. Vancouver 4
Wednesday's Probable Fitchew
Spokane at Seattle Snyder (1-1)
vs. Rudolph (9-1). M , .
Vancouver at Portland Stock
(4-4) vs. Houtteman (6-7).
San Diego at Sacramento 8 tig
man (8-14) vs. Greene (11-8).
(Only games scheduled).
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
W. L. Pet GB
WenatchM 29 29 JJ37
Yakima 29 27 J18 I
aaiem o i jw 1 73
Euffene 29 29 .500 2
mm 2D 40
25 30
Lewis ton
Tri-City
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Tuesday's Results
Wenatchee 7, Tri-City 0
Yakima 7, Lewiston 3
Eugene 7, Salam 1
League Leaders
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Player c Club G. AB R. H. Pet.
Aaron, Mllw. 123 S03 94 181 .360
Cnghm.StX. 118 374 50 128 .342
Pinion, Cin. 12ft 529 110 176 .333
Cepeda. S.F. 123 494 79 159 .322
Temple, Cin. 121 486 89 156 .321
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Kuenn, Det. Ill 442 78 157 .355
Woodl'g, Bit. 115 365 55 118 .325
Kaline. Det. 108 412 73 134 .325
Hunnels, Bos. 119 457 76 144 315
Fox, Chi. 125 508 68 159 .313
Turtle, X.C. 118 437 71 134 .307
Runs Batted In
National league Banks, Cuds 116;
Kobinson. Reds 112; BelL Reds 99;
Aaron. Braves 97;. Cepeda, Giants
86.
American league Killebrew,
Senators 95; Colavito. Indians 94;
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gers 81; Malzone, Red Sox 81.
Home Runs
v.Hnnal 1 vtip Ranks Cuba 37:
Mathews, Braves 34; Aaron, Braves
33; Robinson, iteas ai; vcpeaa, w
ants -o.
American league K illebrew,
f IT' "Vtlavitn lnilifliH 37;
Allison. Senators 28; Maxwell, Ti
gers 27; Lemon, senators zo.
National league Face. Pirates
16-0; Antonelli, iiama io-i: iw
Pirates 14-7: Newcombe, Reds 12-6;
Conley. Phillies 12-7; Podres, Dodg.
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American league Shaw, White
Sox 13-4; McLish. Indians 16-6;
t -h.l 13.R- Wvnn White
Sox 16; Lary. Tigers 16-8; Maas,
Yankees 12-0.
Giants Bombard Pittsburgh;
Chisox Nab 30th by One Run
By JOHN GRIFFIN,
United Pitft International
The Giants and White Sox
may well wind up as rivals in
the World Series, but they
sure are traveling differ
ent roads toward the promised
land.
The Giants like to slug it
out in a "big inning," as they
did in a 12-5 triumph over the
Pittsburgh Pirates Tuesday
night to preserve their 3Vi
game National League lead.
Even 18-game winner Johnny
Antonelli got into the act with
a two-run homer.
But how about those "White
Sox, who think a "big inning"
means a walk, a stolen base,
a wild pitch, and a sacrifice
fly?
The Go-Go-Soxeri gave a
typical performance as they
came from behind to beat the
Boston Red Sox, 5-4, in 10 in
nings and maintain their two
game lead in the American
league chase. That was mere
ly their 30th one-run victory
so far this season.
Cash Gets Homtr
This time they were
"treated" to an early homer
by rookie Norm Cash. But
they had only four hits off
Frank Sullivan and trailed,
4-2, going into the ninth.
Singles by Al Smith and Cash
chased Sullivan and then Jim
Rivera and John Romano
continued the "bombardment"
with singles off reliever Mike
Fornieles to tie the score.
Chicago won in the 10th
when Sherm Lollar walked
with two out and Billy Good
man drove him home with a
double.
The Giants, on the other
hand, missed scoring in only
two innings as they trampled
the Pirates for Antonelli's
18th victory tops in the ma
jors. Dodgers Whip Phils
In the National league, the
s e c o n d-place Los Angeles
Dodgers whipped Philadel
phia, 5-2, to stay a half-game
ahead of the third-place Mil
waukee Braves, who downed
St. Louis, 3-1, in 10 innings.
Also, the Chicago Cubs
downed Cincinnati 8-6. In the
American league, second
place Cleveland ripped New
York, 6-3; Washington
downed Detroit, 3-1; and Kan
sas City shaded Baltimore,
6-5.
Duke Snider' and Gil
Hodges, the two "old pros"
who are pacing the Los An
geles attack, each whacked
his 21st homer of the year, to
beat the Phils. Snider's Was
the 352nd of hits career, break
ing his third-place tie with
Ralph Kiner on the all-time
National league list and leav
ing him behind only "Mel Ott
and Stan Musial.
Ray Boone, acquired recent
ly for pinch-hitting strength,
delivered a run-scoring ninth
inning single that gave the
Braves a 1-1 tie with the
Governor Brown Warns
Against Monkey Business
In Basilio-Fullmer Bout
Br HAL WOOD
San Francisco-flJPB-Gov. Ed
mund G. Brown made a strong
threat Tuesday to seek Aboli
tion of boxing in California,
and the California state ath
letic commission warned
against any "monkey busi
ness" in the Gene Fullmer
Carmen Basilio (NBA) middle
weight title fight here Fri
day night.
As the two battlers wound
un their training for the big
battle at the Cow Palace, the
commission forced Basilio to
tsn a now contract that
31 . -
would "cut out" his co-mana
gers, John De John and John
Netro. Neither man is eligible
for a manager's license in this
state-and neither is expected
to watch the battle from ring
side, although both probably
will see it on television.
Basilio 2-1 Favorite
Late odds showed that Basi
lio has been boosted into the
favorite's role at 2-1 and it is
probable that the commission
was cocking an eye at these
odds when it warned Basilio
against ''splitting" any of the
money he received here with
Netro and DeJohn.
"The first contract had a
clause in it stating that Netro
and DeJohn would split their
share of the purse," said Jack
Urch, executive officer of the
commission. "The new con
tract calls for Basilio to' get
100 per cent of whatever he
earns.
"If we find at any time
that he has split some of his
money with the co-managers,
he never will be allowed to
fight in California again."
, Meanwhile, Gov. Brown
warned the hoodlums in the
boxing industry that he is
considering a plan to outlaw
professional fighting -in the
state of California.
"The whole thing smells to
high heaven," Brown told a
news conference.
Brown suggested that Con
gress set up laws that would
put the states on a coopera
tive basis.
Wants Federal Regulation
"I seriously have been think
ing of asking for abolition of
boxing in this state unless
there are some national laws
enacted to clean it up," said
Brown. "It has to be on a na
tional level. It can't be done
without interstate coopera
tion." He added that there is
little interstate cooperation
now and, when a fighter or
manager is suspended in one
state, he "just goes into an
other state."
Basilio wound up his major
conditioning program Tues
day when he went two rounds
with sparring partner Leo
Owens. It brought to 111 the
number of rounds Carmen has
boxed preparing for this fight.
Today he. just went through
calisthenics and limbering up
exercises with a bit of road
work. Fullmer, who already has
boxed about 120 rounds, is in
secret sparring sessions yet
and hasn't allowed reporters
to see his new weapons the
last few days.
FORTY-NINERS TRIM
San Francisco-(DPD-The San
Francisco Forty-Niners trim
med their National Football
league team to 47 players
Tuesday by placing two high
draft choices on waivers. They
were halfback Leon Burton
of Arizona State, eighth
choice as a redshirt two years
ago; and tackle linebacker
Don Rogers of South Caro
lina, seventh round pick this
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Cards and then Ed Mathews'
double highlighted a winning
two-run rally in the 10th.
Colavito Belts Two Homers
Homers by Cal Neeman
and Irv Noren led the Cubs'
11-hit attack against Cincin
nati as southpaw Bill Henry
picked up the win with 5 13
innings of one-run pitching..
Rocky Colavito belted two
homers and Vic Power one for
the Indians as Cal McLish
posted his. 16th win on a six
hitter over the Yanks. Cola
vito's blasts gave him 37 for
the year.
Pedro Ramos, with ninth
inning help from Chuck
Stobbs, gained his 12th win
for the Senators over the Ti
gers. Julio Bacquer led his 11
hit support with, two singles
and a run-scoring double.
The A's spotted -the Orioles
four runs, gradually caught
up, and then went 'ahead to
stay when Dick Williams'
run-scoring single capped a
two-run rally in the seventh
inning.
LINESCORES:
American League
New York . 100 001 0103 12 2
Cleveland 400 020 OOx 6 6 0
Ford, Blaylock (6) and Howard.
McLish (16-6) and FitzGerald.
Loser Ford (13-7). HR Power,
Colavito 2, Throneberry, Lopez.
Washington .100 101 0003 11 0
Detroit ........000 010 000 1 1
Ramos, Stobbs (9) and Courtney.
Foytack, Morgan (8) and Berberet.
Winner Ramos (2-13). Loser Foy
tack (12-11). HR Berberet.
(10 lnnlnxi)
Boston 100 200 001 0 4 10 1
Chicago ..100 000 002 1 5 10 1
Sullivan. Fornieles (9) and White.
Daley (0). Donovan, Staley (9),
Lown (10) and Lollar. Winner
Lown (9-2). Loser Fornieles (3-3).
HR Cash, Malzone.
Baltimore . 202 010 0005 8 1
Kansas City . 000 103 200 6 10 0
u Dell. Brown (6), Loes (7) ana
Triandos. Herbert. Tsitouris (4).
Sturdivant (8) and Smith. Winner
Tsitouris (3-2). Loser Loes (4-5).
HR Boyd, Nieman.
National Learue
Los Angeles .201 100 010 5 9 1
Philadelphia ..010 000 0102 7 1
Podres, Sherry (8) and Koseboro.
Roberts. Farrell (9) and Thomas.
Winner Podres (12-7). Loser Rob
erts (11-14). HR snider, Hodges,
H. Anderson.
(10 innlnit) -
Milwaukee 000 000 001 23 11 0
St. Louis ... 000 000 100 01 6 1
Soahn, McMahon (9) and Cran-
dall. Gibson, McDaniel (10) and
Smith. W i n n e r McMahon (4-1).
Loser Gibson (1-3).
S. Francisco 200 111 12412 15 1
Pittsburgh ... 000 200 02 5 10 1
Antonelli (1-7) ana Lanantn.
Kline, Gross (1), Green (6), Porter
field (7). Witt (9) and Bureess.
Loser Kline (8-13). HR Spencer,
Stuart, Antonelli.
Chicago 210 401 0008 11 0
Cincinnati I3u uuu iiu o iu z
Buzhardt. Henrv (2). Elston (7)
and Neeman. Purkey, Schmidt (4),
Brosnan (5). Acker (8), -ena (a)
and Bailey. Winner Henry (8-6).
Loser Purkey (0-14). HR Noren,
Neeman. Pendleton, Lynch.
2 Rounds
Today in
Ladies' Am
Washington-(CPD-The slightly-blurred
picture in the
Women's National Amateur
golf championship should be
clearer by sundown today
following a double round of
match play action. .
The field of 32 players who
survived Tuesday's second
round will be reduced to 16
this morning, and this after
noon's round will cut the
list to eight quarter-finalists.
The quarter-finals will be
held Thursday, the semifinals
Friday and the 36-hole title
round Saturday.
Defending champion Ann
Quast of Marysville, Wash.,
and the other title contenders
-Jo Anne Gunderson of Seat
tle, Wash., Marlene Stewart
Streit of Fonthill, Ont., Judy
Eller of Old Hickory, Tenn.,
and Anne Richardson of Co
lumbus, Ohio all advanced
with little difficulty Tuesday.
This morning's feature
match sent Miss Eller, 19-year-old
intercollegiate cham
pion, against Mrs. Streit, Miss
Quast met Mrs. Frank Stran
ahan, wife of the former men's
national amateur champ,
while Miss Gunderson was a
heavy favorite- over Janet
Macwha of St. Lambert, Que.
Miss Richardson meets Sally
Carroll of Wheeling, W. Va.
Drain Beats
Show Me's
Wichita, Kan. uTPD The
Drain Black Sox have found
the winning trail in the Na
tional Non-Pro baseball tour
nament here. '
Drain won its third straight
game Tuesday night by blank
ing the Branson, Mo., Show
Me's 6-0 behind the five-hit
pitching of lefty Elwood
Hahn.
Drain, which lost its first
game of the tournament it
won last year, plays Thursday
afternoon against the winner
of today's Wichita - Houston
game.
Kim Bradshaw, Oregon
State outfielder, led the Drain
attack with a triple and a sin
gle to drive in three runs.
SETS RIFLE RECORD
Winterthur, Switzerland
(UPD - Russia's Anatoli Bog
danov set a world record
Tuesday while winning the
European free rifle champion
ship. The Soviet sharpshooter
racked up a total of 1,145
rings in the 1 2 0-shot, three
position match at 300 meters.
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Davenport May Be
Out Rest of Season
Pittsburgh -flJPD- The San
Francisco Giants,' minus third
baseman Jim Davenport for
possibly the remainder of the
season, meet Pittsburgh in the
finale of a three-game set to
night then leave- immediate
ly for Philadelphia to play a
rescheduled doubleheader.
It was learned Tuesday
that Davenport would prob
ably be lost for the season.
The slick fielding third base
man suffered a torn ligament
in his left knee in a collision
at the plate in Cincinnati
Aug. 17. Team trainer Frank
Bowman said the injury had
failed to respond to treat
ment, meaning that Rigneyi
will have to continue to go
with Jackie Brandt at third
base.
White Sox '
Get Big Klu
Pittsburgh- The Pittsburgh
Pirates Tuesday traded veter
an first baseman Ted Klus
zewski to the Chicago White
Sox for Harry Suitcase Simp
son and a minor league in
fielder. .The Pirates received waiv
ers from all National League
clubs on Klustewski, who was
acquired from the Cincinnati
Reds in 1958. . ; x
FIGHTS
United Press International
last Providence, R.I. Tonv An
thony. 179 ,4. New York, stopped
Bob Young, 171 li. Providence (8).
Houston, Tex. Roy Harris, 198,
Cut 'n Shoot. Tex., outpointed Joe
Bygraves, 204'i. England, (10).
WORLD SERIES PLANS
New York -flJPD- Represen
tatives of six National league
teams and five American
league clubs will discuss
World Series plans at a meet
ing in Chicago Sept. 3. Sum
moned to the conference by
Commissioner Ford F r i c k
were officials of the Giants,
Dodgers, Braves, Pirates, Reds
and Cubs in the National
league and the White Sox, In
dians, Yankees, Orioles and
Tigers in the American.
The Rams and Eagles may
play-off Thursday for the
championship in the Medford
city recreation touch football
league. Yesterday, the Rams
battered the Pirates 78 to 0.
On Tuesday the Rams claimed
a 6 to 0 win over the Hawk
eyes and the Fifty Niners beat
the Bulldogs 12 to 6.
INGEMAR WATCHES
Porthcawl, Wales - jCPB -World
heavyweight champion
Ingemar Johansson was to b
an interested ringside specta
tor tonight when Henry Coop
er of England defends his
British Empire heavyweight
crown against South Africa's
Gawie de Klerk in a 15-round
bout.
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