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By United Press Inlet-national
Hie Detroit Tigers stalled
Chicago's drive toward its
first American league pennanj
In 40 years Saturday by de
feating the White Sox, 5-4.
The loss meant that the
White Sox cannot cinch the
pennant until Sunday when
they play the Tigers again.
- The second -place Cleveland
Indians, who trail by five
games, were at Kansas City
for a night game.
, The second-place Cleveland
Indians stayed alive in the
American league pennant race
when they crushed the Kan
sas City Athletics, 13-7, Sat
urday night to move within
4V4 games of the first-place
Chicago White Sox. '
Had the Indians lost last
. night, the White Sox automati
cally would have been assur
. ed at least a tie for the pen
nant. As it is, the "magic
number" remained at two.
Any number of Chicago vic
a tories or Cleveland losses to
taling two will give the White
Sox their first pennant in 40
years.
Southpaw Jack Harshman
' won the game for the Indians,
scattering nine hits for his
' seventh victory of the year, in
- addition to contributing a dou
ble and two-single's in Cleve-
' land's 19-hit attack. Minnie
Minoso hit his 20th homer for
the Indians. Johnny Kucks
- was the loser.
Earlier .the Detroit Tigers
beat the White Sox, 5-4. -
Paul Foytack, with a ninth
inning assist' from Ray Nar
leski, got the1 victory over the
V White Sox. Pennant - bound
.; Chicago, however, got close
when Norm .Cash belted - a
'two-run homer in the ninth to
' 'close the gap to 5-4. Narleski
; then got Ted Kluszewski on
: a high fly to 'preserve Foy
: tack's 14th victory. ,4.
' ; Dick Donovan, the Chicago
'i starter, Barry Latman and
Ray Moore were tagged for
'-. the first three Detroit runs,
but Gerry Staley gave up
r'what proved to be the win
;, ning run in'the eighth when
; the Tigers scored twice for a
5-2 lead.
v Yankees Win
In other games, the New
" York Yankees defeated the
'.' Boston Red Sox, 3-1, on Yogi
Berra dayr and the Baltimore
Orioles edged the Washington
: Senators, 5-3, with the help
of WiUieTasby's 13th home
run. i s
v Whitey Ford pitched four
. hit ball to notch his 15th vic
tory as 5a crowd of .24,005
- turned out at Yankee stadium
' " to honor Berra, the" Yankee
P star now in his 14th major
league season! Robby Rich
ardson batted in two runs and
y Marv. -Throneberry hit . a
, homer to account for all three
' New York runs.
Boston's lone run, scored
v ' in the eighth, was unearned.
Berra was honored by his
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his fans in pre-game cere
monies. Among other gifts he
received an automobile from
the Yankee front office, a
silver tray from his team
mates and fishing and golfing
equipment from the Red Sox.
. The Orioles scored twice in
the seventh to take a 4-3 lead
and Tasky belted him home
run in the ninth, for an in
surance marker. Milt Pappas
was the winner, gaining his
15th victory, while Tex Clev
enger was the loser.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
LINESCORES:
Baltimore 001 010 9015 9 1
Washington 100 200 0003 5 1
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Pays Off
San Francisco - (DPD - Roger
Craig, a surprise starter, hurl
ed the Los Angeles Dodgers
to a 4-1 victory over San
Francisco Saturday and pulled
his team to-within one game
of the league-leading Giants
in the opener of a day-night
double-header.
Manager Walt Alston had
planned to go with Craig Sat
urday night but decided to
switch him with Don Drysdale
when statistics disclosed that
the latter pitches better at
night than in the sunshine. .
The first part of Alston's
hunch paid- off. Craig, who
has a lifetime record of six
wins and one defeat against
the Giants, scattered six hits
in posting his ninth win of
the season. .
Johnny Antonelli, who was
taking a third shot at becom
ing a ' 20-game winner this
year, got the ' hook in the
fourth inning while Los Ange
les was drawing out to "a 3-0
lead. . '.'
Troubles Begin
JThe mro o d y southpaw's
troubles began in the second
inning when the Dodgers
slapped him for four straight
cincrips arid two runs after he
had retired the first two bat
ters.,:
vtmn Carl Furillo' start
ed Antonelli towards the exit
with his 10th loss when he
opened the fourth frame with
a double into the left-field cor
npr was sacrificed to third,
then tallied on a single 'by
Maury Wills, who got three
hit in fmir triDS to the date.
Stu Miller came in to re
tire the side and gave up an
other run in the sixth on t
pair, of singles by Wills and
Joe ' Pignatano, which were
followed by Craig's sacrifice
to bring in Wills. Wills, who
had streaked home in the sec
ond v inning from third base
after catcher Hobie Landrith
made an errant throw back to
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Pappas (15-9) and Ginsberg. Tri
andos (7); Clevenger. Stobbs (8)
and Korcheck. LP Clevenger (8
5). HB Tasby (13th).
Boston
, 000 000 0101 4 0
New York
001 020 OOx 3 9 1
Monbouguette, Klely 6. senrou
(7). Outturn (8) and White: Ford
(15-10) -and Berra. LP Monbou
quette (7-7) HR Throneberry (8th).
Detroit 102 000 0205 10 3
Chicago 002 000 002 4 12 1
Foytack, Narleski (9) and Ber
beret; Donovan, Latman (3), Moor
(3). Staley (5) and LoUar.-WP
Foytack (14-14). LP Donovan (9
10). HR Cash (4th). .
Cleveland at Kansas City, night
Cleveland 310 510 30013 19 0'
Kansas City 000 200 104 7 9 3
Harshman (7-10) and Nixon;
Kucks. Sturdivant (3), Grim (4),
Kutyna (8) and Smith. LP Kulcks
(8-11). HHS Minoso . (20th). Jab
lonikt (2nd).
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the mound, tallied on Craig's
bunt which Miller could not
handle. '
Craig had a shut-out going
until the ninth when he open
ed the inning by walking
Daryl Spencer, who eventual
ly came home on a pinch dou
ble by Leon Wagner and an
infield out off the bat of pinch
hitter Jackie Brandt.
The Giants committed three
errors, two of them comjng
in the fifth inning after Lan
drith's miscue in the second.
This put two Dodgers on base
but Miller got out of difficul
ty. . "
STANDINGS
By United Press International
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L.
Pet. GB
.611
.578. 5
.507 15
.493 17
.486 18 Va
.473 20
.432 26 Va
.419 28
Chicago
X-Cleveland
New York
Detroit t
Baltimore
91
85
75
73
72
70
63
62
58
62
73
75
76
78
83
86
Boston
X-Kansas City
Washington .
X-Night Game
Saturday's Results:
Detroit 5. Chicago 4
. New York 3, Boston 1
Baltimore 5. Washington 3 '
Cleveland at Kansas City, night
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L.
Pet. GB
.558
.551 - 1
48 1
514 6
.483 11
.479 11
.452 15
.415 21
X-San Francisco 82
X-Los Angeles 81
X-Milwaukee
80
76
72
70
66
61
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati , ,
X-Chicago . .
X-St. Louis
X-Philadelphia
X-Night Game
Saturday's Results:' - ' v
Pittsburgh 4. Cincinnati 3 (12
innings)
Los Angeles 4. San Francisco 1
(1st game, oay)
Chicaeo at St. Louis (niht)
MUwaukee at Philadelphia (night)
Los Angeles at San Francisco
(2nd game, night)
SUNDAY'S PROBABLE PITCHERS
National League
' Milwaukee at Philadelphia
Burdette (21-14) va. Roberts (13-13)
or Robinson (l-4i. -
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh OToole
(5-8) or Brosnan (9-5) vs. Law
(17-9).
Chicago at St. Louis Johnson
(0-0) vs. Gibson (2-5).
Los Angeles at San Francisco
Koutax (8-6) vs. jones (zo-13).
American Leacne . ' .
Baltimore at Washington O'Dell
(9-11) vs. Pascual (16-0).
Boston at New York Sullivan
(8-11) vs. Larsen (617).
Detroit at Chicago Mossi (15-9)
v Pierce 14-14.
Cleveland at Kansas City Mc-
Lish (18-8) vs. carver (9-12). .
Pioneers Trim
Vikings 13-0
Portland --fflPOr- Lewis and
Clark used V newwinged T
offense in the rain of Multno
mah Stadium Friday night to
down Portland State 13-0 and
win Portland's college football
title- : - -. '
Pioneer Quarterback Boyce
McDaniel scored from ; two
yards out in the second quar
ter after Freshman End Ted
Brewster, had blocked a Port
land punt,- and Halfback Lar
ry Groves dashed through a
hole at center for. a 10-yard
touchdown run- in the third
period. -- -v ";
' Gary omegys, - freshman
from'; West Linn, missed his
conversion' attempt after the
first, touchdown,' but connect
ed on his second try.;-
TATUM LEAVES $167)00
Hillsboro, N. C. (DPD A
preliminary inventory nas dis
closed that . University ; of
North Carolina football coach
Jim Tatum left an. estate of
about $167,000 when he died
this summer.'. Tatum died in
Chapel HilL.N. C.ron July 23
of the effects of a "massive
virus attack. ' ' ; "'
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FULLBACK GETS HELP - UCLA fullback
A. Thompson (24) gets an assist from team
mates Tom Paton (68) and Glen Almquist
as they charge a Purdue university kick in
the fourth quarter of the Bruin - Boiler
LSU Sgers Swamnp CSce
IBy 2 to S gdd iFSoiaD f moi
By nUited Press International
The Louisiana State Tigers,
national college football
champions of 1958, exploded
for 19 points in the final pe
riod Saturday, to whip Rice,
26-3, while the 1959 campaign
moved into full swing with a
wave of. upsets and near-upsets..'
' It . appeared Coach Paul
Dietzel's Tigers, unbeaten
and untied in 1958, would
head the list of beaten favo
rites when they trailed the
Owls at the half, 3-0.
: But the Tigers came out
after the intermission and
went in front to stay when
Billy Cannon, their All-America
halfback, raced 17 yards
for a. third quarter touch
down. In the . final' period,
Tommy Neck plunged for a
touchdown, Tarren Rabb
passed 32 yards to Merle
Schexnaildre for another and
Wendell Harris booted a field
goal f or LSU Gordon Speers
46-yard field goal gave Rice
its half time edge.
But several other major
powers weren't able to show
the bounce produced by the
Tigers. Maryland upset West
Virginia's ; Southern confer
ence champions; Georgia
downed Alabama in a
mild Southeastern conference
surprise, 17-3; Clemson upset
North Carolina in a clash of
Atlantic Coast conference fa
vorites, '20-18; Cincinnati up
set Oklahoma State, 22-9; Wil
liam and Mary upset Virginia
by a smashing 37-0 margin,
and Wichita surprised Kansas
State, 19-0.
Like Louisiana State, sever
al highly-regarded teams had
to sweat for victory in their
openers. "
Rogue River
Wins Over
Canyon vi lie
Rogue River - Rogue River:
hight opened its 1959 football
campaign , : Friday night by
thumping' Canyonville here
32 to 0. ; ..-. . " ;:
The Chieftans were limited
to just one touchdown In the
first half but collected four
more and a safety over the
rest of the distance.
A five-yard run by Bill
Pentecost capped a 66-yard
touchdown drive by, Rogue
River in. the first quarter.
Paul Archer broke off tack
le and ran 71 yards to the pay
zone in the third quarter. The
safety came in the same peri
od when a Canyonville re
verse failed and a back was
tackled in the end zone. Then,
on a 54-yard promenade,
Archer went off tackle for the
last 18.
Archer's 62-yard - jaunt In
the fourth quarter goth the
fourth TD of the fracas and
Pentecost went the last half
yard of a 62-yard march for
the final score. , .
Rogue River dominated the
offense with eight fort downs
to one and 225 net yards from
scrimmage to four. The Chief-
tans also put up good de
fense,' recovering two Can
yonville fumbles and inter
cepting four passes. '
It takes the planet Venus
225 days to orbit around the
sun. j v -
NEW MULCH
SAWDUST
S&H Green Stamps, Tee!
Dave Grayson had to bat
down Stanford's pass bid for
a two-point conversion in the
final minute to assure favored
Oregon of a narrow 28-27 vic
tory. Pittsburgh had to rally
to down an underdog Mar
quette team, 21-15.
UCLA Holds Purdue
These , upsets and near-upsets
followed a Friday night
stunner in which UCLA held
Purdue, one of the. favorites
for the Big Ten title, to a
scoreless tie. ?
The favorites fared better
in a number of other Satur
day clashes.
Navy opened its season un
der new coach Wayne Hardin
by thumping Boston college,
24-8, af Newton, Mass. Dick
Pariseau and Joe Bellino, two
Middies from Massachusetts,
returned to their old stamp
ing grounds to spark the vic
tors. Pariseau, scored twice,
onec on an 80-yard punt run
back, and Bellino ran 50 yards
to score.
maker football game at the Los Angeles
Coliseum Friday night. Thompson climbed
on the back of three Purdue players in at
tempt to block the kick. The two teams
fought to a scoreless tie.-(UPI Telephoto)
Penn State, with Richie Lu
cas completing 10 of 11
passes, won at Missouri, 19-8;
Washintgon downed Colorado,
21-12; Texas shut out Nebras
ka, 20-0, and Arkansas
whipped Tulsa, 2&0.
Dick Novak, . Maryland's
sophomore quarterback, threw
touchdown passes to Tony
Scotti, Gary Collins and Jim
Davidson to spark the victory
over West Virginia. Vince
Scott booted field goals of 38,
41 and 48 yards for Maryland,
North Carolina fell behind
Clemson, 20-6, but scored
twice in the final quarter on
Jack Cummings' pass to Mi
lam Wall and Wall's four-yard
run. Wall's second touchdown
gave North Carolina a chance
to tie in the final 80 seconds.
Cummings'.. hit Bob. Elliott
with his pass on a bid for the
two-point conversion attempt
that would have tied the
score but Lowndes Shingler
and Paul Snyder tackled Elli
ott on the two-yard line to
ruin the bid.
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DICK KNIGHT
Plymouth - DeSoto - Simca
33 So. Riverside
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By United Press International
The Los Angeles Dodgers
climbed to within one game
of the National League lead
Saturday when they defeated
the first-place San Francisco
Giants, 4-1, behind Roger
Craig's six-hit pitching in the
opener of a day-night double
header. .
Craig, who scored his ninth
victory against five defeats
and originally? ha-i been
scheduled to-pitch the night
portion of the twin-bill,
blanked the Giants until the
ninth when they scored their
lone- run on a walk, Leon
Wagner's pinch double and an
infield out.. -' . ' -. :
Southpaw Johnny Antonel
li, making his third try for
his 20th .victory, wound up
with his 10th defeat instead.
The Dodgers got to him for
two runs in the second inning
and routed him in the fourth
when they scored their third
run. , . . -
Catcher Hobie Landrith's
error helped the Dodgers to
one of their two runs in the
second inning and . .Vis An
gels : added another run in
the fourth on Carl Furillo's
double, a sacrifice and a, sin
gle by Maury WillsV who col
lected three of the Dodgers'
nine hits. The Dodgers regis
tered their final run off Stu
Miller in the sixth. 1 "
Bill Mazerowski's two-run
triple in the 12th inning gave
ther Pirates a 4-3 victJiy over
the Reds and reliever Roy
Face his 18th triumph in 19
decisions. '
Cincinnati got to Face for
BASEBALL
FRIDAY'S .RESULTS
relational League
- Chicago a, rnuaaeipnia no in
nings) ,
Los Angeles at San Francisco
(postponed, rain) -
(Only games scheduled)
American League
Boston S, New York 4 (night)
Washington 5, ' Baltimore 3 (night)
Chicago 1. Detroit 0 (night)
Cleveland 11, Kansas City 2
(night) . ...
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Summer run sleelhead
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On
mb to
one run in the top of the 12th,
but a double by Dick Stuart,
a bit batsman and Mazeros
ki's triple off loser Brooks
Lawrence gave Pittsburgh the
victory. Mazeroski also hom
ered off starter Don New
combe in the third inning.
In addition to the nightcap
between the Dodgers and
Giants, two other N. L. night
games were scheduled. Mil
waukee was at Philadelphia
for one and Chicago 'at St.
Louis in the other. -
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Oklahoma at Northwestern
Utah at Oregon ,
Oregon State at Texas Tech
Stanford at Wisconsin
Orland at Medford
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
LINE8CORES: . '
(12 Innings) .
Cincinnati 001 001 000 000 S IS 1
Pittsburgh 001 000 010 002 t 8 4
Newcombe, NuxhaH (12). Law
rence (12) and Bailey, Dotterer
(12); Hall, Face (9) and Burgess.
WP Face (18-1). LP Lawrence
(7-13). HR Mazeroski (7th).
(1st Gsme Day)
Los Angeies 020 101 0004 9 0
San Francisco 000 000 001 1 6 3
Craig (9-5) and Pignatano; An
tonelli, Miller (4). Worthington (8)
and Landrith. LP Antonelli (19
10) Milwaukee at Philadelphia, night
Chicago at St. Louis, nighfr
Los Angeles at San Francisco,
2nd game, night
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