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rrr--, ' O 'O O O OOO 3 ( ) Ford Again Looks Meal Ticket; New Like Yank York Tips Baltimore Out of 1 st Place By FRED DOWH United Pirn Inierntiionil Casey Stengel wants It clearly understood that "Whttey Ford's back on the beam and the Yanks are still In the American league." Breathing defiance after Thursday night's 2-0 victory knocked the Baltimore Orioles out of first place, Stengel sounded more like a manager League Leaders United Press International NATIONAL LEAGUE Player & Club G AB R H Clmnte, Pgh. 37 158 28 58 Aaron. Mil... 28 109 18 37 Mays. S.F. .. 36 136 29 46 Skinner. Ph. 37 141 White. St. L... 34 133 Spencer, St L. 35 131 Bailey, Cin... 32 112 Mathews, Mil. 28 104 Ashhurn. Chi. 29 111 Cnehm. St.L. 31 118 34 47 AMERICAN LEAGUE Runnels, Bsn. 28 108 13 Power. Cleve. 30 119 12 Minoso. Chi. 33 131 27 Allis'n, Wash. 31 115 20 Wo'dling. Bit. 33 104 23 Maris. N.Y. .. 27 102 20 Kubek, N.Y. 30 129 23 Smith, Cht 33 126 17 Lumpe. K. C. 34 139 15 Gardner, Wn. 31 133 19 Runs Batted In National League: Clemente, Pi rates 35; McCovey, Giants 31; Ce peda, Giants 30; Banks, Cubs 29; Robinson, Reds 29. American League: Lemon, Sena tors 26; Maris, Yankees 26; Minoso, White Sox 26; Gentile, Orioles 25; Skowron, Yankees 24. .361 .336 .328 .322 .317 .314 .310 .302 .302 .310 - Home Runs National Leaeue: Boyer, Cards 10; Banks, Cubs 9; Aaron. Braves 9- McCovey, Giants 9; Robinson, Beds 9. American League: Lemon. Sena tors 10; Maris. Yankees 9; Cerv, Yankees 8; Held, Indians 8; Mino o, White Sox 6. Pitching National League: Antonelll, Gi ants 3-0; Law, Pirates 6-1; Santord, Giants 5-1; McCormlck. Giants 6-2. (Five tied with 3-1 records) American League: Coatcs, Yan kees 4-0; Morgan, Tigers 310; Por tocarrero, Orioles 3-0; Staley, White Sox 5-1; Hall, Athletics 4-1; Barber, Orioles 4-1. BOWLING TUESDAY LATE COMERS Geritol Jennies won the play off for the title in the Tuesday Late Comers Bowl ing league. Nita Newman with a 6Q3 and Vera Camp field with a 556 were pot game winners. FINAL STANDINGS: W. L. Medtord Lumber 46 26 Country Club 46 26 Oregon Tire Service .... 40 32 McCulloch Chain Saw .. 39 33 Ross Mobilgas 37 'a 34 14 Mansfield Chevron 37 35 So. Oregon Bearing 36 36 Cascade Electric 34 38 Keith Schultz Garage .... 32 40 Team Five 31 41 Sears 30 ,'i 41 !i Faber's Market 23 49 on a 16-game winning streak than on whose team had just ended a two-game losing skein. But it turned out his optimism was based on the fact that he'd been checking last year's race in addition to the fact that Ford once again looks like the Yankee "meal ticket." That the Yankees are, for even though they're in fourth place they're only two games out of first and right behind the tightly bunched Cleve land Indians, Orioles and Chi cago White Sox. And, with Ford's three-hitter chasing all worries that he might have a sore arm, Stengel obviously thinks the Yankees are ready to make a strong move. Indians Take First The Indians were idle Thursday night but moved into first place, 12 percentage points ahead of the Orioles. The White Sox are third, a half-game out of first place after their 3-1 win over Kansas City. The Washington Senators whipped the Boston Red Sox, 5-2, in the other AL game. The San Francisco Giants increased their first - place lead to a game and a half when they walloped the Philadelphia Phillies, 9-0, and the Milwaukee Braves beat the St. Louis Cardinals, 4-1, in National league action. Ford's down- breaking curves had the Orioles hit ting into the ground so much that the Yankees totaled 22 assists - only six short of a major league record. Shaw Wins Fourth Bob Shaw won his fourth game for the White Sox with the aid of Gerry Staley's 2 23 innings of shutout relief. Batterymate Dick Brown hit a two-run homer in the sec ond inning and Minnie Mino so tripled home a run in the third to help deal Dick Hall his first loss after four victories. Pedro Ramos' five - hitter and a twi-run fifth - inning single by Julio Becquer en abled the Senators to hand the floundering Red Sox their 11th defeat in 12 games. Jack Sanford pitched his second shutout and the San Francisco staff's eighth of the season behind a 13-hit attack that included homers by Or lando Cepeda, Eddie Bressoud and Willie Mays, a triple by SAWDUST TRIOS Standings: W. L. Three by Tens 1114 4 Why Knots 9 7 Three Blind Mice 9 7 Log Rollers 9 7 Sliver Pickers 8 8 How Knots 8 8 Ten Pins 8 8 What Knots 51a 10 Willie Kirkland and doubles by Willie McCovey and San ford. Bob Buhl struck out nine batters and pitched a seven hitter to win his third game for the Braves. Hank Aaron doubled to start a three-run rally in the second inning and scored the Braves' final run after a sixth-inning single. LINESCORES: United Press International National Leagutte S. Francisco 020 000 1159 13 1 Philadelphia OOO 000 000 0 4 2 Sanford (5-1) and Schmidt. Con ley, Gomez 18), Robinson (9) and Neeman. Loser Conley 12-2). HR Cepeda. Bressoud, Mays. w I r i 1 1 Bv United Pri's I NAIIONAL LEA.l 1. .3 U'rn itl( n tt h ML T.-.IBUNE, MeJfcfJ, Or. ' Fi .. :,, M)v 27, )9t0 CO . San Frain PiUMJUrt.'M ... Milwaukee .. Cincinnati Los Angeles St. Louis . .. Chieaco Philadelphia ThiT!ilay's II San Fratu'i. (nijjht i Milwaukee (Only gaim L Milwaukee ... 030 001 000 4 12 0 St. Louis 000 010 000 1 7 1 Buhl 13-2) and Crandall. Mizell, Broglio (8) and Sawatski. Loser Mizell (1-3). HR Nieman. American League Baltimore 000 000 000 0 3 0 New York ... 100 000 lOx 2 7 0 Brown. Fisher (8 and Thomas. Ford (2-2) and Berra. Loser Brown (3-1). Chicago 021 000 0003 5 1 Kansas Cfty . 001 000 000 1 5 1 Shaw, Stalev (7i and Brown. Hall, Kutyna (8) and Chlti.. Winner Shaw (4-3). LoBer Hall (4-1). HRs Brown, Carey. Boston 001 100 0002 5 1 Washintgon . 000 030 20x 5 7 4 Casale. Sturdivant (5i. Fornieles (5), Bowsfteld (7), Hillman (7), Borland (8) and H. Sullivan, Gtle (8). Ramos (2-5) and Battey. Loser Casale (2-3). Savage Archers Plan Tourney Savage Archers will be hosts for their second annual invitational field shoot on Sunday, June 5. All bowmen interested are invited. Membership in an archery club is not necessary. The range is on Ashland Mine rd. just north of Ash land. Savage Archers will go to Canyonville this week end to compete in a 28-targct field shoot. Three members of the chib brought back trophies last Sunday from the Redding Archers Trail shoot at Red-1 ding, Calif. Lucille Oetkens was second in expert class, Barbara Richardson first in archer class and Bill Huff man third in bowman class. Twelve members of the local club went south and took their families. Fifty ani mal targets were shot in simulated hunting conditions. Saturday's Oamrs Philadelphia at rntl Milwaukee at t'lnemn Los Anseles at Chiea; San Francisco al St AMERICAN I I M l I I.. Cleveland IS 12 Baltimore 21) M Chicago !1 New York lti 14 Detroit 15 H WashineUin .... 1:1 18 Kansas City .. . 1:1 21 Boston nn Smith To Coach Ashland 11 ia ft A iiahLT U'li-M.ui Smith, foot i b ill couch al Baker high j luu'l lor Hit past three f-B yc-.irs, Thursday announced I his it situation to become t' ; ; cu,;ch at Ashland high school. i . milh compiled a 1611 . i u nn-lost record here. He came . ! to liaker from Kagle Point Thursday's Revlls New York 2. ll:i! tirnnre ' Clik-nti.. ;. Huiim 2 .m.-m Washington S. HuMum 2 im (Only f-ames schedule...! Saturday's (.amis Chicago at K;!r.';ns City Cleveland at Detroit Boston at Baltimore t nifh Washington at Now Wrk PACIFIC COAST IKAC.IT V. L. IV Tacoma 21 14 .i:u Sacramento .... 2 17 : Spokane 2U ."! Seattle 1!' :'() .4:; Salt Lake 17 l!) .4 7 Vancouver ! "; !! .47 Portland 17 20 A' San DiefiO I! 2A .-;" t:ht, 1 ,!;i:h. He is an ex-Medford high md Southern Oregon college Thursday's Hcm Seattle 3, Spi Seattle 2, Spc San Dircn a. Salt Lake 11. Vancouver 4, ninpsi NOHTHWKST 1.1' MU'R Portland 3 (10 in- Euqene Yakima Lewiston . Tri-City Salem Wenatche.e 7 22 "() 1 1 Thursday's Itestilts Yakima 5-0. Wenatehoe 1-2 Lewiston at Liujcne tnpd . Tri-City at Salem inpil., iv DELANEY TO RUN Emiene -dll'H-- Ron Delnney. 1.500 meter chimin. on in ihc 1956 Olympics, will run in the hot 8R0-yard rate at the Ore gon AAU track and field meet here next week. Delaney, for mer Villanova slar, will he up against SiR Ohelmann of Ore gon, Ernie Cunliffe of Stan ford and possibly Dyrol i'uHe son of Oregon. Ci-io.es Have Pr--ci-3isket O.e'ier's Mitt j New York - T!ll) -Inventive j F'aul Richards has come up witii a "peach-basket type ! catcher's mitt to cut down on Hie passed halls among Balti more receivers. C'linl Courtney was to lest the new mitt when he handles !unickle-ba!ler Iloyt Wilhelm in a game against the Yankees today and the glove will bi3 available to all Oriole catch ers whenever W i 1 h e 1 m pilches. t.)e-igned by Richards, with the aid of the Wilson Sporting Goods Co., the glove in one and-one-half the size of an ordinary catcher's mitt in cir cumference and almost a half pound heavier. Ha hi more catchers have committed a total of 14 passed balls so far this season-mostly while handling Wilhelm and Richards believes that mo 1 of the passed balls have n stilled because Wilhelm s kr.uckler lias bounced off the ton of his catchers' mitt. 0 f 1 4 fill ij Nino out of 10 forest fires are raused by man. 'Gas industry sales in the U. S. topped $5,000,000,000 for the first time in 1959. GOLD HILL, CilSGON VILL BE OPFN 24 HOURS A DAY STARTING FRIDAY, MAY 27 r, Jt. u ..... 1WJ c 11 FOBOP-ANT I JMmfi Vi-g? : Ul TURNS TO o iVjl'i 1 ' " Sll : Serving FISHERMEN'S BREAKFAST Consisting of: Ham, Eggs, HotcaUes, Potatoes and Coffee ONLY $1.00 Big allowances on all models sedans and wagons! Drive yours away during your Ford dealer's Trading Fair! CompucUs are "hot"-especially the Falcon, America's best-selling compact by for! But that doesn't mean waiting for yours n day longer. Not with full scale production of lvilrnm here in the West. We're launching a Kord 'IVading Fair just to celebrate our big Falcon (hive. Don't just check prices. Sure, the Falcon is America's lowest -priced, (5-pasMnger car. Rut the deal's the ihing! And we're topping any deal you've ever heard about on any other compact in town. Test -drive the Falcon. You'll want one for sure. And you can take your pick of sedans or wagons to drive home today. m ,1 COMPACT SALES! i , y . . ..a A li CRATER LAKE MOTORS Main and Fir Streets Medford Results: I How Knots (Lyons 5B0) 1706; Slivor Pickers 0 (Peter 4(10) 1549. . Why Knots 4 (Raesdlll 522) 1642; Three By Tens 0 (Madden 455) 1590. Ten Pins 3 (Elrod 415) 1591; Three Blind Mice 1 (Pomeroy 543) 1504. Log Rollers 4 (Bergstrom 549) 1713- What Knots 0 (Richardson 516) 1615. HARRY & DAVID LEAOUB StandlnRs: W, L. Pear Cutters 0 Favorites 4 0 Goody-Go Round 4 0 Lollypops 4 0 Fancv Pnats 4 0 Wlld'n Rare 3 1 Petits Fours 1 3 Royal Turkeys 0 4 Merry Mix-ups 0 4 Saucy Jets 0 4 Pearsnapples 0 4 Family Affairs 0 4 Results: ' Favorites 4 (Vera Findley 432) 1988; Saucy Jets 0 (Noel Davis 449) 1725. , Fancy Pants 4 (Carol Boswell 4061 1831; Pearsnapples 0 (Orvllle Bunn 462) 1661. Pear Cutters 4 (Ranny Smith 463) 2213; Family Affairs 0 (George Russell 477) 1567. Goodv-Go-Rounds 4 (Earl Wein hold 45B) 1958; Merry Mix-ups 0 (Frank Henry 482) 1796. Wild 'n Rare 3 (Jay Pufflnbur ger 470) 2041; Petit Fours 1 (George Baker 449) 1842. Lollypops 4 (Bob Findley 483) 1908; Royal Turkeys 0 (Lou Skala 422) 1801. High games Frank Henry 183, Ted Silver 180. WASHOUT LEAGUE WASHOUT .... Standings: Firing Five Alley-Gators The Awkward Five .... House-o-Wood Topper's . Sweet Nothln's Split-Kinks Quality Market MMMMilMMBMMMMiiMM IIHIIIIIMI M1 Hl'll'SI'llill'l 1 il Ki .Ml' ir r' Tr" TinrHrrriiWTinrn Our Big 2Sti iwrsa O l' 2'm "till vmn II I fki&.v;- t. -rJ HitC uC yt&li oil I (( w!3 u Business I Results: Topper's 1 (Warren Henry 504) 2668; Split-Kings 3 (Jack Fowler 5051 2823. .. . Sweet Nothln's 3 (Gary Miksche 457); Ally-Gators 1 (Don Newman 4721 2634. Qualltv Market 0 (Jr. Taylor 439) 2627; Awkward Five 4 (Fred Wllk ing 483) 2765. House-o-Wood 0 (Martin Stock dale 4811 2574; Firing Five 4 (Lou McLoughlln 777) 2641. ST. MARY'S JUNIORS Standings: W. Allev Angels 3 Flawless Four 2 Lazy Loafers 2 Pin Blasters S Nameless Four 2 Alley Oops 1 Results: Alley Angels 3 (R. Carrara 4301 2069; Alley Oops 1 (T. Newcomb 3a9i 1890. Flawless Four 2 (D. Evans 452) 2021; Nameless Four 2 (D. Roukien 3761 2052. Pin Blasters 2 (D. Russell 402) 1B90; Lazy Loafers 2 (Tom Dar land 463) 1802. FIGHTS THURSDAY BOUT o United Press International Los Angeles (UPII Luis Rod riguez. 145. 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