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By FRED OOWW
United Press Iniernationel
The National leauue race
Is fast shaping up into a bat- pitching combined with in
tie of San Francisco pitching side baseball,
against MilwauKce power. Bui neither has any reason
It's an ironic twist for the to complain today with their
rival managers, too, because teams already wiping out the
Bill Ritjiiey of the Giants has bitter disappointment of 1959
always been an advocate of 'when the Los Angeles Dodg-
POP FLY MISJUDGED -San I- rancisco sec
ond baseman Don Blasingame inisjuages
pop fly off bat of Philadelphia's Harry An
derson in fifth inning of Wednesday's Na
tional league baseball game at San Fran
cisco. Sequence shows Blasingame diving
Tacoma Takes PCL
Twinbill; Beavers
Split With Solons
By PETE COLEMAN behind Sacramento.
United Press International Sacramento, Portland, Se
The Tacoma Giants, kepi I a"1" ""d Salt Lake also got
nut of action for two dHys by 1 int0 a(-''-io Thursday
rain, took advantage of clear nR"1 atler bcl" ramed out
skies last night to become the Tuesday and Wednesday. The
hnllest Item, in Ihe Pacific SolonS Split a pair With the
Coast league.
The Giants swept a double
header from the Vancouver
Mounties, 2-1 and 4-3, claimed
the longest winning streak in
the circuit at five, and moved
. into second place in the stand
ings, only a game and a half
Grizzlies
Win Dual
From Pels
Ashland - Ashland High
chalked up its first track and
field triumph of the season
here Wednesday and the team
Issue was decided by the final
event, the relay. The Grizzlies
trimmed Klamath Falls 64 to
58.
The Ashlandcrs had first
places in eight events and
Klamath in six. Steve Gray
led Ashland by winning the
100-yard dash in ;10.3, the
220 in :23.7 and the broad
jump with 2 1 -8 1 a . Bob Voris
nabbed both hurdle events
for the Grizzlies with :15.4
In the highs and a :20.2 school
record In the lows.
Dave Colwcll and Dan
Lewis, both 'of Ashland, tied
in the pole vault at 1 1 feet
and Ashland's quartet of
Voris, Clements. Forr"st
Farmer and Gray was first
in the relay with 1:35. R. Gor
don Self, Ashland, claimed
the 440 in :54.5.
For the Pelicans Bill Santo
won the shot put at 4(1-1 'a,
.lack Mitchell the mile in 4:53,
Bob Lewis the high jump
with 5-9. Allen Phillips the
jnvclin with 1 78-2. Bill Sproat
the half-mile in 2:04 1 and
Xlary Hancock the discuss
.With 135-B.
5 Klamath Falls won a pre
vious dual meet from the
JGrizzlics 73 2 3 to 4H 1 '3.
Morris To Be
Alumni Starter
Eugene --TPI' A backficld of
iN'orm Van Brocklin, Wnodlry
4-ewih. Jim Shanley and Jack
lorris is scheduled to start
.for the Oregon alumni Satur-I
jiay in the first alumni-varsity
Spring game.
Another back on hand will i
Tc Johnny McKay, who play-i
ed with Van Brock 1 in here.
McKay, now coach al Smith-'
crn California, said he did
not plan to play.
FRANCHISES GRANTED
Calgary, Alta. HI'I' -
Al
Leader, the president of Ihe
Western Hockey league said
today aim f rancisco and Los
Angeles havr been granted
franchises in the league. How
pvcr. Lender seid the fran
chises will remein innctive
until such time suitable
building can be obtained so
that sufficient dates cun be
arranged for the clubs and
that suitable (ranclusc-huldcni
can be found.
Stretch Winning Streak
by Nipping Phillies 1-0
c.i."-lo,g tall Su'.Ur. sr.d .
Charlie Dressen of the Braves
has always championed sharp
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fur the ball (upper left), falling to ground
(upper left), groping for oail dower left;
and throwing to second (lower right) only
to find Anderson already perched there.
The hit went for naught as Giants won 1
to 0. (UP1 Telcphoto)
Beavers, winning 4-0 and los
ing 6-1, and Seattle did the
same with Salt Lake, grabbing
the opener, 7-1, and dropping
the nightcap, 3-0.
San Diego and Spokane, the
only two teams who got to
play during the two wet days,
had their turn on the bench
last night, being washed nut
after getting in three score
less innings.
The schedule changes to-
nigiu. Vancouve is at Port
land, Seattle at Spokane, Ta
coma at Salt Lake and Sacra
mento at San Diego.
The Giants gut their first
winning performance from
righthander Eddie Fisher in
edging Vancouver in their
opener.
At Bay
Fisher, who had lost his
first four decisions, gave up
seven in the six innings he
worked, but, except for Ray
Barker's solo homer, managed
to keep the Motilities at bay.
The Giants made it a sweep
when they ran up a 41 lend
in the nightcap and then held
on. Vancouver scored single
runs in the eighth and ninth
frames to come within one
hut reliever Gordon Jones
shut lite door and preserved
the win fur Gianl starter Mar
shall Itenfrne.
Sacramento righty Claude
Raymond was never in trou
ble as he posted his second
victory against no losses.
The Sacs got only three hits
off Portland starter Bob Alex
ander but they obviously came
at the right limes.
In the nightcap. Beaver
pitcher Noel Mickelsen took
the spotlight, holding the
Solons to four safeties to run
his record to 41. George
Frecse belted a solo homer
for the winners.
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Win 6th in Row
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Phillies, 1-0. while the Braves
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Dodgers at
Candlestick
By SCOTT BAILLIE
San Francisco - (UPfl - Friday
the 13th closed in on Candle-
slick Park loday - but the
San Francisco Giants aimed to
stretch their winning streak
out to lucky seven anyway.
And Manager Bill Ricnev.
whose Giants now lead the
National league by two games
looked to lefty Mike McCor
mick (4-0) to nail down the
first of a three game set
against the Los Angeles
Dodgers.
Manager Walt Alston of the
world champs was expected
to counter with Don Drvs-
dale (3-3) in tonight's tilt
which should bring in about
40,000 fans.
Howard Recalled
The Dodgers, attempting lo
repair a slumping hitting at-
lack, Thursday night recalled
23-year-old Frank Howard
from their Spokane farm club.
' Snokane M.ninoer fZnini'rr
Harris said Howard was leav
ing by plane I'lis morning for
San Francisco.
Jack Sanford, taking his
cue from Sam Jones, blanked
t h e Philadelphia Phillies
Thursday with two hits. 1-0.
The husky right bander
virtually duplicated Jones'
Wednesday feat and fanned
the same number of batters,
11, which Sam did while two
hitting the Phils 10 on
Wednesday. Each man also
walked three.
"I stuck with the fast ball
most of the way," Sanford
declared while cracking open
a can of beer. "Yeah, I felt
pretty good all day, and I
just got em out. that's all.''
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down the St. Louis Cardinals, I
4-3. The Cincinnati Reds scor
ed 13 runs in the first to in
nings and crushed the Chicago
Cubs, 14-1, in the oniy oilier
NL game.
Gary Bell became the
American league's first four
game winner of the year when
lie pitched the Cleveland In
dians to a 3-2 win over the
New York Yankees and Tom
Brewer's two-hitter enabled
the Boston Red Sox to shade
the Chicago White Sox, 1-0,
in other big league action.
Jack Sanford continued the
amazing S?n Fr-ncisco pitch
ing streak through 20 shutout
innings Thursday with a two
hitter embellished with 11
strikeuuts-m a t c h 1 n g Sam
Jones' performance of the pre
vious day.
Robin Roberts had no
hitter until two were out in
the fifth inning but then the
run when Willie Kirkland Central Point Central Point
singled, stole second, went to oiulith grade trackmen, with
third on a wild throw and!Darre" Summerficld and
tallied on Ilobie Landrilh's Vern Swanson, as usual, triple
single.
Eddie Mathews' third hom
er in two games and sixth of
the season gave the Braves
their second straight victory
atier tne arainais wnutiea
away at Bob Buhl lo over
come Milwaukee's early 3-0
lead.
Bob Purkey breezed to his
second win behind a 17-hit
Cincinnati attack that includ
ed three hits each by Eddie
Kasko, Vada Pinson and Tony
Gonzalez. Bob Anderson, Moe
Drabowsky and Ben Johnson
were rocked for the Reds' 13
runs in the first two innings
as the Cubs suffered their
second straight loss under
manager Lou Boudreau.
Bell scattered 10 hits and
gained his fourth win when
batterymate Rus Nixon hom
ered off Ralph Terry in the
Ilth inning. Yogi Berra, cele
brating his 35th birthday, lied
the score in the eighth inning
with his second homer of the
season.
Pele Runnels' bases - filled
single in the last of the ninth
rewarded Brewer with his
second win and tagged Bob
Shaw, an 18-game winner for
the White Sox in 1959, with
his second defeat.
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Portland -WPP- Arba Acer
pitchrd a no hit. no run same
for Madison liiyh Thursday as
his team relied Cleveland 10.
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thrown in the Portland inter
scholastic league this year.
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MAIL TKHUNf. M.dlotJ, Or.
Fridir, May 13. 160 I
OCE Chamo
In Baseball
Portland -ill'li- Oregon
Coiiege of Education wrap
ped up the Oregon Collegi
ate conference base b 11
championship by bouncing
Portland State 6 4, Thurs
day. Gordy Dettel limited the
Vikings to eight hits as OCE
ended the OCC campaign
with a 1 0-2 record.
Ross Lemen had four hits
including two triples to
pace the Wolves in batting.
Portland Stale's Dick Pet
ers had two safeties.
Pointer's
8th Beats
McLoughlin
winners, defeated McLoughlin
of Medford 63 13 to 49 23
here yesterday and lay claim
lo southern Oregon laurels.
It was the fifth straight
cinder win wolhout a loss for
the Pointers.
McLoughlin won Ihe sev
enth grade competition yes
terday by a decisive 52', 2 to
24'-.
Summerficld won the shot
put, discus and javelin and
Swanson the high jump, the
high hurdles and 330-yard
run. Sherm Kigcr was a dou
ble victor for the CP eighth.
He was winner in both
dashes. Other win for the
Pointers in the class was in
the relay. For McLoughlin
Mike Barnes took the broad
jump, Ron Edmonds the low
hurdles and Steve Toews the
660. Mac's No. 2 pole vaulter.
Robby Van Sickle, was victor
in that event
McLoughlin seventh had a
pair of double winners, Rick
Templcton in the shot put and
pole vault and George Way
in the 330 and 150.
RKSt'l.TS:
l Ki chill jtradr)
Shot pul Summerficld. CP, Kim
ball. CP; Winetrout. M. 4tl-2a.
Discus Summerfield. CP: Kim
ball. CP; Winetrout, M. 113-3'i.
Javelin Summmerfield, CP; Twt
dell. CP. Lyons. M. 140-3.
Pole vault R. Van Sickle, M;
Faulkner. CP: tie third Turoin and
T. Van Sickle. Al. and Henney, CP.
0-3.
Broad .Jump Barnes. Al; Kiger.
CP; J. Allen. M. 18-11 'i.
IliRh jump Swanson, CP; Ste
venson. CP; Walker. Al. 3.2.
Hifth hurdles Swanson. CP: Rl
kard. CP; Larson. M. :09.3.
75 KiRcr. CP; Barnes, M; Ryer
nn CP. 08 5.
330 Swanson. CP; Kcngia, M;
Lyons. M. :3!.2.
Low hurdles Edmonds, M; J. AU
len, M; Clark. CP. :16.3.
130 Kiacr. CP; Barnes. M; Ryer
son, CP. :16.5.
6f,0 Toews, Al; Doyle, M; Foster,
M I 40.
Relay Centra. Point (Ryerson.
Faulkner, Klper, Swanson L :49.
(Seventh Rradc)
biioi pui lempieton, w; .way,
M: Branch. CP 3H-8
Pole vault Templcton. M: Eckel,
M; tied third Pitts, CP, and Rupp,
M. 8-n.
Broad jump Tavlor. CP; Alar
shall. CP: Youns. M. lfi-8
Hich jump Tie first. Stockman.
M. and Dnnkcr. CP: Lee. M 4-10
73 Lee, M; Taylor, CP; Spencer.
CP 09
330 Wav. M; Marshall. CP; Dcu-
bert. M. A2 6
Low hurdles Deuhert, M; Ander
son. M; Brown, C :I0.8.
130 Way. M; Taylor, C; Young.
M in 7.
R e I a y McLoiiRhlin (F.dmonds,
Way, Templeton. Lee, :53 5.
Chicago -ttiPP- The Chicago
Cubs today traded second
baseman Tony Taylor and
catcher Cal Neoman to the
Philadelphia Phillies for
pitcher Don Card well and
first baseman Ed Bouchee.
A smart idea for dreis,
business or sociable
get-togethers . . .
Ihe Vanguard has that
elegant look. Light and
trim with a low
sweeping hand-sewn
moccasin front and the
east of slip-on styling.
It blends so beautifully
ith lh natural look of
today's apparel fashions.
A Ffidiv, May 13. 160 I
SPORTS I
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Class B, A-2 School
Spikers Contend at
Ashland on Saturday
Class B and A-2 high school i
track and field men cf thi
area will have their sights on
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Homer Hit
By Reinking
United Press International
The weather man handed
Washington State an assist
Thursday in its drive toward
the Northern Division base
ball pennant. At the same
time Oregon State fell to its
fifth defeat at Ihe hands of
fourth-place Washington, 5-3.
Rain washed out the Ore-
gon-WSU contest in Pullman
leaving the Cougars on top
with a fl-2 record. Oregon has
a 4-4 mark and OSC now is
6-5.
The Oregon State loss to
the Huskies was the fourth in
five games on the six-game
road trip. They were to close
out the trip again,sl Washing-
Ion today.
Washington put across the
winning runs with a three-run
third inning rally off loser
Leon Critser.
George Grant homered for
Washington in the seventh
and Ed Reinking hit a four
master for OSC in the ninth.
FIGHTS
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Philadelphia (UPIi Len Mat
thews. 135'v. Philadelphia, knocked
nut Arthur Persley, 137, New Yuin,
14).
Los Anceles (UPIi Felix Cer
vantes t'J.T'... Los Angeles, out
pointed Danny Valdcz, 125'2, Lo&
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I District 5B and District 6
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A-2 schools, which make up
I the Rogue league, will begin
j action at 10 a.m. with finals
I to get underway in field
.events and preliminaries
scheduled in the dashes and
I hurdle races. B school par
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tests going at noon.
Afternoon program of run
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B schools are not having dash
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determined by timing each
i contestant.
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