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3 f -i m ' i v -a 1.1 ; 3 ' ' -12 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. Sunday. Sept. 13, 1959 Prep Football I'nited Press International Tillamook 12. Newberg 6 St. Helena 34. McMinnville 24 '' David Douglas 14; Reynolds 9 West Linn 23, Oswego 19 , Milwaukie 38-. Molalla 0 i Dallas 20. Forest Grove 8 Medford 33. Beaverton Parkrose 20. Clackamas 8 Central Catholic 32. Jesuit 7 " Oregon City 21. Tieard 0 Sandy 25. Sunset 0 -Graham 7, The Dalles 0 Astoria 26, Springfield 14 Serra Catholic 18. North Marion Dayton 19. Sherwood 8 North Eugene 13, Corvallisi 0 Sisters 63. Dufur 6 Yoncalla 54. Crow-Applegate 8 Sherman 12. Wheeler 0 Cervais 19. Stayton 0 -Ashland 12, Treka 6 Powers 14; Gold Beach 12 Albany 34. Wy'east 0 Willamina 58. Yamhill 12 La Grande 26. Union 0 Pendleton 32. Mac-Hi 13 Seaside 34. Concordia 0 Waldport 7. Mapleton 0 Philomath 13, Amity 0 Marshfield 6. Prineville 0 Bend 13. Madras 8 Crater 21, Cottage Grove 12 St. Marys 20, Illinois VaUey Lebanon. 31, Millsboro 13 Neahkahnie 26. Vernonia 6 Woodburn 7, Cascade 0 -Mt. Angel 22, Canby 13 Taft 7, Slletz 6 Redmond 31; Lakeview 9 South Salem 32. North Salem 20 Sheridan 13. Nestucca 0 Klamath Falls 1, Borah (Boise) Bandon 18. Siuslaw 6 Myrtle Point 45, Myrtle Creek 0 Grants Pass 38. Roseburg 14 Del Norte (Calif.) 46, Brookings - South Eugene 34, Sweet Home 14 Jefferson 26, Coburg 25 . Mill City 14, Monroe 12 Central 41. Scio 0 Eagle Point 1Z, Talent ? Rich ter Slates Wajtonian Talk Armin Richter, president of the Jackson County Livestock association, will discuss con servation problems at the meeting of Jackson County chapter of the Iza?k Walton league t 8 p.m. on 'Monday, Sept. 14 at Medford Gun dub. - . V) , - . , ' Hii talk will concern prob lems of the area of interest to both his organization : and Waltonians. A report from Charles Shepard, state game commis sion biologist and field agent, on upland birds and big game in the county is expected. There will be a report also on the. matter of deer deaths in the Howard Prairie deliv ery canal of the Talent divi sion reclamation project. Both the local Walton chapter and the Oregon 'game commission have asked the bureau of rec lamation to take immediate steps ,to either fence or cover the canal to prevent decima tion of the Green Springs mi gratory blacktail deer herd. The ; commission letter by Phil Schneider, game direc tor, stressed that the action is "urgently necessary." The public is invited to the Monday meeting. Refresh ments; will be served. Ageless Golfer Wins Links Title , Hot Springs, Ark. - (UPD -Mrs. Ann Casey Johnstone, a Mason City, Iowa, veteran amateur golfer who won't give her age; mowed down 18-year-old Sherry Wheeler 8 and 7 Saturday to win the Trans Miss Women's golf title. . CUSTOM TRAILER HITCH ' ,...tf.lWrl 1 1 SPORTS r ONE-PIECE "CONTOUR TWIN" 1EPLACEMENT FUZLPUMP Guoronoaa1 ojood as sigtnai ojuipmant. mi . IGNITION POINTS; CHECK OUR r STOCK Medford N. Riverside 9 mm. 6 pjn. Ofst SUNDAY - - G TOUCHDOWN RUN Gary break into the clear on a 70-yard punt return for a Crater High touchdown in the Comets' 21 to 12 football victory . over Cottage Grove on Friday night. Seeing that no Lion Sfoepard's SaDt ILaHie IBeei Tuck" Away Pennant fin IPC1L By DON BECKER United Press International Salt 'Lake City has its first Pacific Coast League pennant in history signed, sealed and delivered today. ' Manager Larry Shepard's Bees wrapped up the flag Fri day night with a rousing twin win over the Sacramento So lons, 3-2 and 1 1-3. .. With-only two games to play, the Bees have a two and a half game lead over second place Vancouver. The .Moun ties lost Friday night, 4-0. GLASS SLIPPER ' - The Glass Slipper, above, is among the high-powered dragsters entered in the Oregon Centennial Gas cham pionship drag races today at the Camp White strip. Owned by Ed Cortapassi and Doug Butler, Sacramento, Calif., the Slipper Three Entries Drag Strip Speed Marks Three different dragster en tries shattered the existing strip record of 144.46 miles per hour in yesterday's time A I 1 iTrV1 1 A CLUU TUMIAI RAH. TOP CARRIER S practical.... w good loot.'ngl Sua d ' carrier installs quickly ami Msiljr; will nt war car finish. Great for the HUNTING TRIP MATS HEAVY DUTY lUIIEt ATTRACTIVE COLORS The nw, meoara a'osign mat that protects expensive new car floor covering, or covers old, worn floor rugs. Custom fitting m sliding or wrinkling. Simple ribbed design is easy ta-Jceep clean. Pick the color. for your carl .... . OPEN SUNDAYS THJS IS THE M.AC1 ; Grants Pass , ; 237 Hiway 99-r, Week Days CLOSED SATURDAY E Tf IV 0 in Johnson, (17) is just about to The ".. well' balanced Bees, who lollecl around the .500 mark during the first half of the season, won 25 of their last 37 games. If you 'discount Dick Hall, the superb mound artist with machine like control who compiled an 18-5 record, you'd have to call the Bee triumph a solid team effort. No Batting Stars There was no one bat star, but rather, just plain consist ent hitting by Sam Miley .333, 36 doubles,' 73 runs scored, Shatter trial competition at the Ore gon Centennial- Gas Cham pionship drag races held on the Camp White drag strip. Other marks fell also as some of the west toast's best drag racing machines converged on the Southern Oregon Timing association strip for the two day meet. , Top meet time for Saturday was recorded by -a Reno entry at (145.44 .miles per hour in the quarter-miie acceleration trap- " ' . . ' . Close behind at 145,16 was an ; Csl dsmobil e-powered streamliner .entry from Long view, WasH. entered- by the racing team of Gorans - and jay. The sleek dragster, broke the existing strip record of 144.46 mph on its first run. Third entrant exceeding the former strip record was Paul Sutherland, Walnut Creek, Calif., who gunned his power ful fuel-injected supercharged Chrysler-powered entry, to a top mark of 144.92 in yester day's competition. " Outstanding Entry Another outstanding entry, the famous Glass Slipper from Sacramento, , Calif., entered late in the afternoon and turn ed only 138,03 before .time trials closed for the Saturday competition. The slipper crew were experiencing difficulties in fuel ; mixture and today hope to find the trouble and set much higher -speeds. , r . Any pf the machines men tioned are capable of breaking 150 mph today and some may reach speeds in excess of 160 mph. : . - ' Top time in the fuel divi sion for roadsters was record ed by the A" Hot Roadster en try driven' by Bob Hansen from Walnut Creek,- Calif. Hanson's ' sleek roadster run ning special fuel, sped through the electronic ; timing , clocks aTaspeed of 133.38 mph. A' twin-engined cycle be longing Jo Mario Treit, Beav-j erton, set . a new. strip mark Poison Oak? Try a Bottle of ZEMACOl You mint be satisfied or your money cheerfully refunded. Get a bottle today, at WESTERN THRIFT 0) catches Johnson from, the side are Larry Ryerson (22) and Tom White (46). Coming up on the left is Dave Burns (33). The score was the second one of the fracas for the Central Point school. . - Chuck Harmon, .298, 79 rbis,' Jim " Baumer .280, 76. rbi's, Carlos Bernir .280, 78 rbi's, and late starter R. C. Stevens .277 and 68 rbi's in 95 games. And little shortstop Dick Barone gave the Bees a scrap py ... hustler who did a solid job in the field and a better hitting performance than his .246 average, 10 homers, would indicate. J t Pitchers George Perez (11 7), and Jim Umbricht (13-8) were the mainstays along with Hall in the drive for the flag set a track mark of 134 miles per hour in Northwest championships here two years ago. The record has stood until this meet for B dragsters but was beaten for the track mar ka year ago when the Slipper did not participate here. . . League Leaders ' United Press International (as of Friday)- l NATIONAL. LEAGUE ; 5 Player & Club G. AB. R. H. Pet Aaron. Mil. 38 564 107 201 .356 Cnghm.St.L. 132 421. 59 146 347 Cepeda, SJ". 137 551 85 177 .321 Pinson, Cin. 142 595.122 190 519 Boyer, St.L. 138 523 76 166 J17 AMERICAN- LEAGUE Kuenn, Det. 126 508 92 178 350 Kaline. Det. 133 467 78 151 . .323 Run'e's. Bos. 135 514 86 163 317 Fox. Chi. ......144 582 78 178 306 Woodl'g.Blt. 131 412 s 60 126 306 Runs Batted In - National league Banks, Cubs 129; . Robinson. Reds 125; . Aaron, Braves. 113; Bell, Reds 106; Cepeda, Giants 94. American ' League Colavito, In dians 103; Jensen, Red - Sox 100; Killebrew, Senators 100: Maxwell Tigers 91; Lemon, Senators- 91. - Home Runs ;' National league B inks. Cubs 40; . Aaron.. Brave 38; Mathews, Braves 36; Robinson. Reds 36; Mays. Giants 29. v . American league Colavito.- In dians 40; Killebrew, Senators 40; Maxwell, Tigers 30; Allison, Sen ators 29; Lemon, Senators 29. Pitching National league F a c e. Pirates 17-1: Antonelli, Giants 19-8; New combe, Reds 13-7: Law, Pirates 16 9; Conley, Phils 12-7. American league Shaw,' White 15-6; McLish Indians 17-8; Wynn, White Sox 19-9; Pappas,, Orioles 14-8; Ford, Yankees 14-8. of 123.62 in the A cycle di vision. This eclipsed the old mark of 108 mph. In the competition and gas classes numerous records were broken, mostly "by the Slo-Poks car club from Van couver, Washington. Entered in many different classes; the Washington, club appears to be a favorite to w.alk off with top club honors. '" . . Time trials begin this morn ing at 8 a.m. and continue un til noon. Deadline for stock car entries is 10 ajn and the deadline for' all entries is noon. Eliminations will be run-off . beginning early; in the afternoon. . SOTA has posted some S2,000 in trophies and other awards for this meet. . . . v Top gas eliminator will re ceive a $200 Savings bond in addition to the class and meet awards for this honor. . The public is invited to the, races today. Concessions and bleacher seating are avail able. " ; - - . - " The drag strip is located in West Camp White six. miles north of Medford ff the Cra ter Lake highway. Signs will be posted from the.Y in north Medford. BOWLING INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Standings: Eagles .. I Snoboys . Neeley Kelson Lbr Co. .. Red Blanket Lbr. Co. Huffman Truck Sc Auto. National Gugard .-. Fyr Fyters ...... Whitelaw Candy .... . Gates Furniture Jubilee Club W. L. 11 , 1 9 , 3! 8 4l 7 5 7 5 7 ' 5 1 6 6, 5 7 4 8 3 - 5 l 11 0 r 8 Phoenix Auto Repair ' 1 standard ju Results: Fyr Fyters 4 (J. Monroes 470) 2627; Auto. Rep. 0 (B. Ayres 395) 2547. Snoboys 1 (C. Wilson 492) 2713; Eagles 3 (J. Weber 488) 2763. Weelev Nelson 4 (R. Gates 521) 2779; Standard 0 (C. Ellison 437) ;2634. ! -Jubilee 0 (Jim Cabler 523 1 2768; Gates' 4 (Dick Weber 550) 2822. Red Blanket 4 (J. Longan 479) 2808; Huffman 0 (C. Lewis 456) 1 2565. , ' 1 Whitelaw 0 I.,'Wolfe, G. Banta 462) 2628; Guard 4 (D. Callender 552) 2757. - - Standings: Hobb's Center i ?. Desert Service ', Skeeters and Skeeters ... Jackson County Federal w. . 6 .'6 . 6 . 6 Henry s Broiler o Red Blanket Lumber Co.6 3 Hoot Owl Logging Company 2 Twin Plunges . 2 Team Number Two 2 Minnesota Woolens 2 Results: ' Minn. Woolens 1 (Weiss 452) 1849; Hobb's 3 (Fisher 472) 2019. JC Federal ' 3 (Paul 553) 1826; Hoot Owl 1 (Harding 437) 1815. Team Two 1 (Daniken 388) 1862; Henry's 3 (Langston 455) 1896. ... Desert Serv. 3 (V. Miller 441) 1951; Red Blanket 1 (McCready 404) 1878. s Skeeters 3 TPetard 438) 1938; Twin Plunges 1 (Gross 411) 1897. High Game: D. Paul 221, 204, P.' McCracken 177.; : f High Series: 1 D. . Paul 553, M. Fisher 472, M. Langston 455. RAINBOW LEAGUE V " Standings: " W. Hoot Owl Logging Co. .... 11 Steve Wilson Lumber Two 9 Star Body Shop : 7. Knights of Columbus ... 6 Harry and David 6 Steve Wilson Lumber One.. 6 Crater Lake Machine one 6 Pifly Wiggly 6 Crater Lake Machine Two 3 Carolina Pacific Plywood - 3 State ii.irest Patrol . 3 Team Four 2 Results: Gl. Mach One 1 (Fritz Ruch 411) 2537; Wilson Two 3 ' (Bruce Poferoy 514) 2728. H&D 1 (Linn Mills 484) 2716; Piggly Wiggly 3 (Kennie Lundgren 471) 2728. - Star Body 1 (Pink O'Connor 504) 2665; Knights 3 (Joe Kindell 512) 2719.- Wilson One 2 (Ross Crowley 492) 2733; Caro. Pac. 2 iClarence Byrd 452) 2692 C. L. Mach Tko 6 (Don Muir 464) 2534; Hoot Owl Logging 4 (Earl Lenz 534) 2756. State Forest Patrol, Team Four .(postponed). PACIFIC LEAGUE Standings: '1 . W. Western Hot Ciffee'..:.........ll Prospect Shopping Center - 8 Harry & David 7 Active Club , , 7 The , Gassers , , , 6 Team Five : 6 HiWay Tavenr.,. ; 6 Oregon Veneer 1 5 L. 1 -4 5 5 6 6 6 7 9 12 Team one Weisfield's Jewelers Results: Hot Cdffee 4 (Fowler 544) 2769; Weisfield's 0 (Sides 407) 2510. Prospect 3 (Peterson 478) 2757: HiWay 1 (Davidson 513) 2479. Active 3 (Cummings 492) 2727; Team One 1 (McCracken 476) 2623. Gassers 4 (Bonis 465) 2693; H&D 0 (Doty 421) 2472. Team Five: 3 (Sanford 452) 2623; Oregon 1( Ricks 30) 2506. BARTLETT BELLES Standings: Trowbridge & Flynn . Baker's Moulding Corner Club . W. ..12 10 7 7 7 7 6 6 - 6 L. 0 2 5 .5 5 5 6 6 6 7 7 7 9 9 10 Sy's Place Team One Universal Pump Sales Crystal Market Eagles Two Team Seven -J Lininger's Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. Roethler's Shell Station United- Grocers Eaeles Team One .: First National Bank Double. Dee Lumber Co 2 Results: Roethler's 0 (J: Marcum 349 2362; Baker Moulding 4 (M. Baker 497) 2585. . . Universal 4 (N. Jones 429) 1972; Eagles One 0 (J. Saterlee 336) 1898. Corner Club 3 (Z. Graves 446) 2009; United Grocers 1 - (L. Erick son 510) 1973. Team One 4 (L. Cornelius 501) 2058; Team Seven 0 (E. Sanderson 408) 1925. Lininger's 3 (F. Coffin 422) 1807; Crystal Mkt. 1 (C. Setty 451) 1772. Sv's Place 1 (E. Turtle 455) 1907; Pep'so Cola 3 (D. Snedden 405) 1922. - Double Dee 1 (A. Logan 367) 1775; Eagles Two 3 (L. Marsh 393) 1886. Trowbridge & Flynn 4 (E. Dick inson 472f 2070; FN Bank 0 iS. El- BRILL METAL WORKS Commercial Industrial Residential Sheet Metal Work Stainless, Galvanized " and Copper Fabrication 1 2287 West Main ' PHONE SP 2-440 Giants Still One Game Ahead In National League By United Press International Sam Jones achieved the first 20-victory season .of his organized baseball career and kept the San Francisco Giants one game ahead in the Nation al league pennant race Satur day when he hurled' a 9-1 tri umph over the last-place. Phil adelphia Phillies. The Giants thus are a game ahead of both the idle Los STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE ' W. L. Pet. GB 79 62 .560 78 63 .553 1 78 63 353 1 ' San Francisco Los Angeles . Milwaukee Pittsburgh Cincinnati 71 .303 8 74 .483 11 Chicago . .475 12 at. Louis -. Philadelphia 65 . 78 .455 15 60 83 .420 20 Saturday's Results: .Milwaukee 4, Cincinnati S .St. Louis 6, Chicago 4 .... IT .San Francisco 9. Philadelphia 1 (Only games scheduled) ( By United Press International AMERICAN LEAGUE W. . L. Pcf GB .615 389 4 304 16 300 16 'a .489 16 .465 21 "i .429 26 i .408 29 Vx Chicago 88 83 71 71 69 66 ; 60 53, 55 58 70 71 72 76 80 84 Baltimore sosion ..... Kansas City Washington ., Saturday's Results: Detroit 4, New York 0 ' Cleveland 7, Washington 2 Chicago 6, Baltimore J Boston 4, Kansas City 3 (Won-Iost Records in Parenthese) Amercian League Cleveland at New York (2 games) -r-Perry (11-7). and Harshman (6-9) vs Maas (12-7) and Turlev- (8-11). Kansas City at Baltimore (2 games) Kucks (7-10) and Daley (15-12) vs Portocarrero (2-7) and Pappas (14-8). Chicago at Boston Shaw (15-6) vs Monbouquette (6-6). Detroit at Washington Sunning (16-11) vs Fischer (8-9). National League St. Louis at Milwaukee Purkey (11-16) vs Spahn (19-13) Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Kline (9-13) vs Podres (13-8). . , Philadelphia at San Francisco Owens (11-11) or Cardwell (9-8) vs Sanford (13-12). BASEBALL AMERICAN LEAGUE American League New York 9, Detroit 3 Baltimore 3, Chicago 0 (1st, twi light) . - Baltimore 1, Chicago 0 (2nd, night 16 innings) . x Washinton 5. Cleveland 4 (night) Kansas City 8. Boston 6 (night) NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 2, St. Louis 1 Milwaukee lO,'" Cincinnati 2 (night) ' , Los Angeles 5, Pittsburgh 4 (1st twilight) Los Angeles 4, Pittsburgh 0 (2nd, night) PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Salt Lake 3, Sacramento 2 (1st game. 8 innings) Salt Lake 11, Sacramento 3 (2nd game) San Diego 6. Phoenix 2 Portland 2, Spokane 1 , Seattle 4, Vancouver 0 Russian Tops Walking Record " Moscow - (CPD - Grigory Pa nichkin of Russia Saturday bettered the official world rec ord for the lO.OOOmeter.walk with a clocking of 41 minutes, 35 seconds, the. Soviet news agency Tass reported from Odessa. Werner Hard moof Sweden set the listed mark of 42:49.6 at Kumla, . Sweden, Sept. 9, 1945. However, Panichkin had two better times up for offi cial recognition before Sat urday's effort. . He produced! clockings of 42:18.3 and 42:10.4 last year. Gold Rey Fish Count WEEK ENDING SEPT. 12: Chinook salmon 51 (in cludes 17.8 per cent jack salmon). : . ' Summer run steelhead 14. - - .m- FULL SEASON: Chinook salmon 14,410 (20.4 per cent jack salmon) since April 9. . Summer run steelhead -779 since April 30. - Us 410) 1945. High games C. Setty 197; ' P. Waldron 184; U. Erickson 222. Split conversions P. Dwyer,' B. Hedges, 5-10; M. Thomas 2-10; E. Doty 5-6-10. '. . . THE TOP If you need a second car or want to keep gas bills down without sacrificing comfort and room, SEE VOLVO. Angeles Dodgers and the de fending champion Milwaukee Braves who scored a 4-3 de cision over the Cincinnati Reds as Lew Burdette gained his 20th win.- Jones a 33-year-old side armer whose previous single season high was 17 victories for Wilkes-Barre back in 1950, pitched a four-hitter, struck out six, made two hits him self, scored two runs and con tributed a sacrifice that help ed to set up another run. Break 1-1 Tie The Giants broke a 1-1 tie in the sixth on doubles by Daryl Spencer and Hobie Lan drith, Jones' infield single and Eddie Bressoud's triple. They added two runs in the seventh and three in the eighth ' to make it a breeze for Jones. Humberto Robinson , suffered his fourth loss for the Phillies. Burdette gained his 20th win of the season when Eddie Mathews' two-run eighth in White Sox Stride Closer To First Pennant in Years . Early Wynn pitched the Chicago White Sox one more stride closer to their first pen nant in 40 years Saturday when he hurled them to a 6-1 victory over the Baltimore Orioles and kept their Amer ican lead at four games.' The win was the 20th of the year for the 39-year-old righthander who has won a total of 269 bid league games and ranks 16th on the all-time list. He struck out. five bat ters and walked two while scattering seven hits. The second-place Cleveland Indians downed the Washing ton Senators, 7-2, but even so are rapidly losing all but a methematical chance to win the pennant. Any combination of White Sox victories, and Cleveland losses totaling nine will give the Sox the flag. The White Sox, shut out for 25 'innings Friday night, failed to score in the first inning Saturday but ' broke the string of goose-eggs in the second when a walk, singles by Ted Kluszenski and Jim Jockey Reported v Sfi Unconscious Sacramento - (UPD Jockey Peter Tranchina, injured in a fall during the Sacrarnfnto fair races Friday, still is inv conscious and remains in criti cal condition at Sutters hospi tal. -. .- ., "I...- Doctors said that Tranchina was paralyzed and that his in jury could prove fatal during the next few days. X-rays re vealed there were no fractures of either the skull or peck. : Franchina was injured when he fell . from Hy-Gain in the President's stakes at the fair Friday. : ; San Francisco State Meets Quentin San Quentin (UPD r San Francisco State college open ed its 1959 football season with a 20-16 thriller over the Sari Quentin Pirates Saturday in their sixth annual game behind the prison walls. Head coach Joe Verducci's gridders had. to come from behind in the fourth quarter to down the prison team.vThe Gators took a 13-0 half-time lead only to see. 'it washed away in the third period as the host team scored two quick touchdowns. . j Portland -(UPD- The City of I Portland women's best ball competition was topped Fri day by the duo of Mrs. Russell Gustafson and Mrs. Ed Wheel ock, both Portland. Mrs. Gus tafson had a two-under-par 74 and her partner contributed an 80. ; TWO IN ECONOMY AND The Name VOLVO means economy and comfort to anyone who has owned this Swedish Wonder Car. $249380 JAY ALLEN 1078 Court St. Race ning homer enabled the Braves to come from behind and run their winning streak to seven games. Don New combe carried a 3-2 lead into the eighth inning but a walk and Burdette's forceout set the stage for Mathews' 37th round tripper of the year.' Rookie right-hander Bob Gibson struck out 10, batters and pitched a six-hitter as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs. 6-4, in the other N.L. game. Ken. Boyer hit a homer and triple for the Car dinals to run his hitting streak to 29 games. LINESCORES National League 4 St. Louis 200 103 000 6 11 0 Chicago 001 003 000 4 6 1 Gibson (2-5) and McCarver; Cec carelli, Drabowsky (6), Elston (8) and S. Taylor. LP Ceccarelli 15-5). HBS Blyer (28th), Moryn (13th). Cincinnati ; 001 100 100 3 9 0 Milwaukee 000 101 02x 4 5 0 Newcombe (13-8) and E. Bailey: Burdette (20-14) and CrandaU. HR Mathews (37th.) . Landis plus Biibba Phillip's double produced two runs.1 Kluszewski's double, his sec ond of three hits," scored Al Smith in the third to make it 3-0. - '...-.' Build Up Lead The White Sox built their lead to 6-0 in the eighth in ning before the -Orioles broke Wynn's shutout in-lhe bottom of the frame on consecutive singles by Billy' Klaus, Al Pilarcik and Bob Nieman. Wi-nn retired Bob Boyd on a fielder's choice and struck out Brooks Robinson and Willie Tasby to end . the threat. . Rocky Colvaito hit his 41st homer and Woodie Held his 29th to lead? the Indians' . 10 hit attack that also included a triple and two doubles. Gary Bell pitched a three-hitter, for his 16th win, yielding both Washington runs on Jim Lemon's two-run .,homer. 1 Don Mossi pitched a four hitter as he pitched the De troit Tigers to a 4-0 victory and gained his sixth decision in eight tries .with the New York Yankees. Frank Boiling had three hits and Mossi, Har vey Kuenn, Al Kaline and Ted Lepcio two each in the Tiger's 12-hit assault. - Gene Stephens singled homfe the decisive run in the sev enth inning to lead the Bos ton Red Sox to a 4-3 win over the Kansas City. Athletics. Jerry Casale pitched .a seven hitter for 11th win and fourth in a row over the A's. LINESCORES i American League Cleveland 001 204 0007 10 0 Washington 000 000 2002 3 1 Bell (16-11) and Nixon; Kem merer, Griggs (7). Stobbs (8) and Korcheck. LP Kemmerer (8-17). HRS Colavito (41st), Held (29th), Lemon (29th). - - Detroit ... 001 200 100 12 0 New York .... 000 000 000 0 4 2 Mossi (14-9) and .Wilson; Ford, Blaylock (9) and Howard.' Blan- Samoyed :- - J t - v REGISTERED WITH AKC These dogs have a loving, gentle disposition; and. are always safe with children. They are very loyal and extremely intelligent. See The Cuddly littU Puppies At 136 Pine St., Central Point Phon NO 4-2543 FIAT FlXT has long been known by Southern Oregon Residents for its fine styling and economy save gas costs and purchase costs. A complete, line. 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