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By United Press International
The.Pittsburgh Pirates
gcored-ao runs In the second
inning and equalled their
longest winning streak since
1? t') Saturday when they
m';e it eight in a rt' with
a 12-7 victory over the On
einnuti Reds
Hoberto Ciemente and Bill
) Mazeroski bit homers as the
league-leading Pirates batter
ed Red huriers foid4 hits.
Mazeroski's homer was one of
(Jjis fouhit for the game.
Roy IcMilian's two - out
wild throw, 4 iing after two
runs had scored, brought forth
th deluge of Pirate runs in
the-' second inning. Before
Pirate hurler Bronie Daniels
fanned for the third out, 14
batters went to the plate. Vic
tim, of the Pirate scoring spree
wast right-hander Cal McLish,
Qho is still looking for his
SPORTS
Baseball
first victory after three starts. Uriels -! LP McLish io-Ii.
Daniels, who rfirrt: -s&V o WHRS clMMn t3rd,Maiero
Paul r.iol -aftpr fv lnnin t2n. McMillan (th), Mley (lit).
was creditsa with the victory,
his first of season. He was
rappe dfor six runs and eight
hits, including homers by Roy
McMillan and Ed Bailey. Mc
Millan's homer was his sixth
of the season. (?)
Giel Sf as replaced In the
eighth by EIroy Face when
the Reds scored their final
run. t(j)
The Philadelphia Milwau
kee (tame was postponed be
cause of rain.
In night games, Chicago
was at St, fcouis and San Fran
cisco at L Angeles.
Sl'NDAVa JROBAiP) PITCHERS
Mazeroski I futsourgn vs. t-lnnnau iw
Philadelphia at Milwaukee
(Chlca
taan
night.)
ic,
to at St. I-outs night. 1 y Chicago at St. Louts Hobble
rrancisco at Ust Angeles ii-it vs. Jackson (1-2
(Only gimet scheduled.)
St. Mary's High Winner
In Meet at Eagle Point
a.
UNESCORF:
Pittsburgh 0(10(1 100 000 13 J4 0
Cincinnati 110 220 010 7 10 1
Daniels, Glel (61. Face and
Smith: McLish, Brosnan !), Os
tein (31, Lawrence 5I, Nuxhall
(7), Henry t8) and Bailey. WP
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Eagle Point VL St. Mar
High school of Medford with
first places in more thaeHialf
tie everii won three-way
track and field contests, here
on Friday.
The eight firsts helped the
Crusaders to aJJSW-point to
tal. Phoenix scored 59 and
Eagle Point 22 W. Phoenix
gained five firsts and Eagle
Point one.
There were three double
winners in the meet. Dick
Evans won the mile and high
jump for the Crusaders and
Terry Cooper the low hurdles
and brad jump, Ron Baker of
Phoeatx nabbed the discus
and abot put.
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STANDINGS
PACIFIC CO Atf LEAGUE
Spokane n
Sacramento ., 7
San Diego . 9
Salt Lake . .. s
Portland .. 8
SeatUe ...LZl 7
Tacoma ,.-. 5
Vancouver z
Pet.
.615
.583
.529
.500
.500
.487
,454
.333
NATIONAL S.EA8UE
W, L.
Pittsburgh .ll 3
oaii rranciseo ..3
Milwaukee ,..7
Lc Angelea 8
St. Louis 6
Philadelphia .... 5
uncmnau .,.,.....,..4
Chicago 3
Pet.
.786
.843
.571
300
.357
.308
350
AJ83ICAN LEAGVE
Nolan Greenwood " cleared
11 feet fjji the pole vault for
Eagle Point's onlylntSifiduai
jojFionors,
RESULTS:
High hurdles Cal,
SM; GreenwowJ,- EP;
P: Cooper,
100 Lumley, P; Met. SM;
xriompseti, P; GereagP. :10.23.
Mile D. Evans, SSSrMoore, EP-
nuauil, s.j; SOU, f. n'&JS,
440 Hout, SM; Stinson. 8M;
Pfeifer, EP; R, Hichey, f, :54,8.
Low hurdtes Cooper, SM: Crai.
F; tie Usird, Greenwood, EP. ana
tautnes, S3t.
220 Mew. SM: Hout, SM; Lum-
iey, f t-onsorucK, H 2.8.
880 T. Rouhier, SM; 0ave Hob-
nier, s.i; v, narrjs, i1; Aloore,
EP 210.
Belay St, JiTV (D. Evans,
Mete, Hout, Cooper); Phoenix,
1:35 7.
HiEh iumo D. Evans. SM: Chriu
Pj tie third Greb, Atchison, P. and
arnioti, jm. 5-e.
Javelin o. Kiche F; Knutson,
SM: Consbryck, P; Floyd, P. 153-3.
Pole vaalt Greenwood, EP; tie
second. Floyd and ..Thompson, P;
Discus Baker. P; Lucas. SM1
Jorde, EP; Hoffbutee, P. 123-2.
Shot put Baker, ; Jorde, EP;
onBssy, am; uan Itoumer, KM,
47-11. 1'
Broad jutnp l Cooper, SM; tie
scvumi ijmicy ana vonsorucK, R:
and D. Evans, SM-
attonat Leastie
St Louis 1$, Chicago d tnightl
Milwaukee 5, Phila, 3 tmght.
Los Angeles 10, S. Fran. 3 might!
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati tnight,
ppd., rain.
Amerlrazt League
hitattack that ended five
frr winning streak for the
Baltimore Orioles and car-
Baltimon 2, New York I (night) (Ma the New York Vankw-s to
Cleveland 5, Kansas Ctt 4imghtKl'a u,e lors 1 anK TO
Chicago 3, Detroit I tnight)
Paxtfte Coast Leagoa
Seattle 7, San Lhego 1, 1st game
San Diego 7, Seattle 4, 2nd game
Tacoma 7, Portland 4, ist game
Portland I, Tacoma , 2nd game
Salt Lake S, Spokane 0
Sacraments 3, Vancouver 1
Nortswest League
.-Vajurrss Salem 3
Ashland Fishermen
Report Good tiick
At Silfeoos Lake
An unusually good fishing
catch was reported f ram SUt
coos lake on the Oregon coast
last week.
In four and a half days
Clyde Hall and W. J. Chip-
man of Ashland and Bill
Greenbemer of Silteoo lake.
fishing together, reported a
catch of 13 black bass and 42
rainbow and cutthroat trout.
The largest bass was said to
weigh ' pounds and the
smallest "tour pounds. The
largest trout measured - 25
Inches and weighed i,tf
pounds. ' '
ine trout were taken on
Andy Beekers and "freaks'
and the bass on plugs.
Kew York
Betroit
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington ..
Kansas city
Boston
Cleveland ,jZZ7.
Satiirnav's sesuJts:
Cleveland 2, Kansas City 1
Nw York IS, Baltimore 0
Boston 2 Washington 1
Detroit at Chicago ipp& rain),
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5 4
S B
5
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5 8
4 S
Pet
.600
J56
4156
.500
.455
,455
.453
.444
ROLLING PINS
Standings; w.
Fallen Pins 21
Lait Loggers 18
rf&iscontented 3 IS
GBfamb!ers .i3'
isaa sac a :a
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Results:)
Fallen Puna f f Gwen Brendle 3g4
1500: BP Loserettea 3 (Vivian Rod.
gers 4321 1501.
Lady Loggers 3 fBattv Jfallo
3441 1490; Discontented Three 2
tsonnie Anderson 3781 1512,
Ramblers 3 (Ethel Brabbin 388!
1596; Sad Sac's 1 (Carol Soma 318)
1435.
Bovos Edgo
Gicmts 5-3
t Portlatsd-UPD-Ths Portland
Beavers scored four runs in
the fifth inning and went on
to post a 5-3 Pacific Coast
league bsSetoall victory over
Tacoma SsOrtirday before 6,055
fans. "
The win gives the Beavers
a 2-1 series lead over the Gi
ants Sfter splitting a nopen
Icig day-night doubleheader
here Friday.
Veteran second baseman
Jim Brideweser ft o v i d e d
Portland with its go-ahead
and winning runs. f
Brideweser drove in win
ning pitcher Ray Crone and
Jack Bloomfield la the fifth
inning after Bloomfield had
knotted the score at 2-2 with
a run-produeing single.
The? Beavers got their
fourth run in the fifth when
Bill Causion brough fcta
Brideweser with a single, (t
Tacoma scored in the sec
ond and the ninth innings.
Losing pitcher Eddie Fisher
gave the Giants two runs in
the second with a long single
and, in the ninth frame, vet
eran major leaguer - Dusty
Ehodes scored on pinchhitter
Bobby Prescott's double.
Bloomfield, Portland short
stop, had two of the Beavers'
seven hits, Tacoma, which ted
eight hits, was led by Ben
Valenzuela, who fcad two-for-four.
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Saturday's crowd brought
the three-game attendance in
Portland to the last two days
to 19,407, (
Portland and thfc Gianls
play again today with Lynn
Lovenguth scheduled to pitch
fefi) Portland and Curt Bar
clay due to hurl for Tacoma.
llNMCORE:
Tacoma - 020 000 01 3 8
Portland 100 040 000 S J
Fisher, vannl t5i, uuttaio iBtr,s
Reveira: Crone,
Westfteld,
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14
16
17
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Henry' Broiler 34
jacuson county federal 31
Desert Service 25
Skeeter d Skeetera ..2S
Team Twj 25
Hoot Owl Logging Co. 22
Twin Pluojna 21
Minnesota Chastens 18
EARLY BIRO LEAGUE
Standings; w. I-.
Tally Kg 28 ( 14
Valley Locker 241 - 45
Kims Tw-; ?t is
van Lees . ..20 20
Niagara Dustera 18 22
Kima Cms 10 ',i 29 4
Results:
JC Federal a fChOd 4ttl tsas
Twin Plunges 1 fGrosa 4791 3050,
hoods 4 (FlniKey 472! 2071;
Skeetera 0 IBollenuerk 4341 1881,
Henrys 1 JOish 448) 2110; Dea
lt Sc-a. B. MHler 4471 2115,
Team Two 3 (Gott 446) ISOtJ
H-.oU Owl t iLangston 4871 1917,
Minnesota woolens (Weiss 44
1877; Red Blanket S (Legg 4781
W38.
High game N. Gross 1ST, V,
TtadTey 177, 171, B, Miller 177,
Tail!? i S (C. Baylor 4!f)fl051;
Kims Ohe-t tj. Coffman 38Si-tsS3.
Kims Two 1 (R. Phioos 505r,10S0:
Niagara Dusters 3 (Stella Brooks
4UB!
Van Lees 1 (B, St. Clair 3801
1944; Valley Locker 3 (C. Mitchell
308) 2022,
High games R, Phipps 198, C,
Baylor 188, Gudrun . Dixon 103,
SUMMER SALL & CHAIN
Standings: v- - W,
Jewels ,,..-..,-...4
The Splits ,
2 Headltners .
Brooklvns
The DT's .
Loco s
2 Hits & 2 Mrs.
Alley Cats
..4
3
3
-.2
t Wash Outs ,
Foul tips
Dominos ....
Dead Pins
Channel Cats , 0
The Monkey Wrenches . Q
Results;
Jewels 4 R. Edmonds 5051 178;
Channel Cats 0 (R. Wallaca 453)
1614.
Spills 4 (Lee 4901 1811: Monkey
Wrenches s IGienn 4821 I3Z6.
Headiiners 3 (George Walters
(464) 2',27; Dead Pins 1 (M. Howe
4341 2088.
Brookiyna 3 (L. Stannhll 4371
2148; Domino's 1 (R. Wilkes and L.
Wilkes 4 us) 21U4.
DT's 3 (J, Dickinson S23) 2422;
Foul UBS 1 (SI. Ciark 4S8I 2037,
LoCo's 2 (J. Loyeit 4631 IMS;
Hits 6c sirs. 31 f. fiazia 3041 t?30.
Alley Cats 2 (G. Boardman 487)
IR2fi: Wash Outs I (C, Wolff 5851
Msai.
conversions n. wukbs 4-7-B-io.
High games M. Peterson 313; J.
Dickinson 202; I. Patten 200.
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Yankees Take Sole AL Lead
By Trouncing Orioles 16-0
eighth inning and defeat th
Washington Senators, after
Billy Console's tilth inning
s" f, pomer put Wasttfngton ia
Baltimore, Md. - BTJ-Roger first compared with on vk-(lj(rpar off iUrlerGSarry Lat-l11 J Pascuai aursed ths
Xixit. Bill SKnwaa-aEfLBobJtory. 'matt. John BrijrM.-paeh"' th.'5W?yJ
fiyflrcKarBson smashed home- W(jaaMrfe7ds fifth" homeiJlasrTwnningsorthe'a-
fii Saturday In a savage, 18-
MA1L TSiSUNl, asl,
SudiT, Mi; , t$B
f)3
lead uniik gfaA
a 18-0 victory.
Jim Coates earned his third
straight victory without .de-
feat, limiting therOriolei ito
eifM hiti and atrJta out ur
wtfrle halting a three game
losing streak for the Yankees.
The Yankeeg Jumrjed on
ser JJHt P4;ei4or fivef
rum in, the first inning and
continued their onslaught
against five Baltimore reliev
ers. Maris drove in tour runs
with his homer and two dou
bles, Mickey Mantle sent thus
more gwoss the plate with a
triple and single, and Skw
ron droire in tiwe with a sin
gle in addition to his homer.
Oriole-manager Paul Rich
ards threw Rip Coleman, G(J?v
don Jones, Bobbie Mabe, John
Anderson and Arnie Portocar-
rero into the rout after Pappar
got his lumps in tho secowl
inning. The loss wa Pappas1
BiMsttteT" usiim la Pew
of the season and third in two dians and won h first game wiS SS
games led the Cleveland In- of the year. oul to dri)jn BujmeU
dianstq a 2-1 victory over thp Held slso4yided FfWayj the tying run and Bobby
KantoJSls-AtMeties. HeldIatight's game against the Ath-jTiiiison also singkal to bring
jimc-TOiiiiif homer came oft ile! ics when he h(c tVo homersjin the winning ran. Reliever
loser Bud Daley tn the eighth and drove in out uns in a J Mike Fornieies was the win-
following walk ta Harvey 5-4 win tor Cleveland. I r The defeat mm Pascual's
Kuenn, I The Boston Red Sox came 'third aeiml one vietanr. fvt
Until that point, ttjA's led I from behind to score two runs!
sed
1-0 on Bill Tultie s first imSsi? oft Camilo Pascuai in the' Jthe Chicago-Detroit
postpoaemtjit-
gams,
Cleveland Buys
Fielder From Reds
Clf4Mrlnd - On - Pet
Whisenant, 8-foot, 2-lnch, 200
pound outfielder, was pur
chased by the Cleveland In
dians Saturday from the Cin
cinnati Beds.
i Formerly wlth Milwaukee,
St. Louis and Chicago. Whise
nant batted .8S9 and hit five
home runs In 38 games with
the Reds last season. . .
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Steve Wilson Lbr. No. 2 28 12
Steve WHson Lbr. No. I 22 18
Hoot Owl LoKKiog .0 a
Star Body ho i..lfl " 21
Don Sisthos lij J ,.18
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INOKPESOEfJT 1,1
Standinss:
Tee Pee Plywood
Hugnes at ooaa
Timber Wolves
Table Hock Lumber 34
Eagle Point Teachers 31
Ideal Cement 29
CommunieaUon Workers 25 '.a
Midway Meat 23
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United Kadia S (Betty Remhsltz
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Winkler 505 1 2383.
Hwv. Ready Ml I IE. Edwards
451) 2431; Carolina Pacific 3 (R,
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Reter Fruit 0 ( Tarson 40S
2458; Hilton Lbr.,4tJ. Troutman
4ii iSJCp,
Acme Cleaners 2G. Hlggs 5031
18B6; Copco 2 (J, Browne 4241
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ROGl'E ROLLERS
Standings; W.
Hobhs Center 4i
Red Blankat Lmbr, Co. 37
Resultj .
Midway t L. Smtih SSI) TS2;
Table Rock 3 IB. Jones S7! rS2.
CWA i'k (D. Taitey 5871 2il2i;
Hughes 4e Dodd l B. Darras
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Timber Wolves 3 U Aeschllman
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Tea Pee 3 (W, Anderson 39S)
2751; Ideal I (J. Alaenz 849 1 2707.
Cove Valley I (C. Scott 567i 2018;
EP Teachers 3 ID, Copeland 5S4)
2531.
High game (handicap) WUUe
Anderson 250.
FRIDAY FOULES1
Standings;
iS'Laws
Pin Feailters .
Bopados
Pin Heads .
Powder PuffsCV
Tbree Bells vXL-
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In-Laws 2 (B. Ssssman
1528: Pin Heads 2 iO. Winkatman
38i 152t, (
Powder Putts 3 (It, Bailey 44211
1584; Bopados 1 (O. Rica 478) 1578, i
Pin Feathers 3 fM, Ames 3S2) f
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