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Newspaper Page Texto o B MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. SUNDAY. JUNE 12. 1960 Uinth Inning Rally Gives Cards 7-6 Win Over Pirates; Giants Lose By United Press International The St. Louis Cardinals knocked off the first place Pittsburgh Pirates for the second consecutive day Sat urday, pulling out a 7-6 vic tory in the last of the ninth. Bob Nieman's two-run dou ble off reliever Elroy Face with the bases loaded was the decisive blow, giving the Cardinals' third relief hurler, Bob Duliba, his fourth victory in six decisions. Ken Boyer and Daryl Spen cer hit homers for the Cards while Dick Stuart belted two-run homer for the Pirates The Pirates were leading 6-4, going into the last of the ninth, having broken a 4-4 tie in the seventh inning on Stuart's two-run home run But the Cards finished off with a flood of hits. Bill White led off with a single as rain began to fall but defensive substitute Bill Virdon made a brilliant, one handed running catch to rob Curt Flood of an extra base hit in deep center. White Scores Pirate southpaw reliever Bill Green, taking over for Ben Daniels, then gave up a single to Alex Grammas and another one-base hit to pinch- hitter Ellis Burton, which scored White. Righthander Elroy Face re lieved Green, only to load the bases on a single by pinch-hitter George Crowe, who was replaced on the base paths by Curt Simmons. The Pirates forced Gram mas at the plate on a fielder's choice of Bill Cunningham's grounder to first baseman Rocky Nelson. Then Nicman hit the game-winning double, scoring Burton and Simmons. Fred Green received the loss, his second against three triumphs. Bill Rruton's three run homer helped the Milwaukee Braves to a 9-5 victory over the San Francisco Giants, who Sam Jones Shuts Out Milwaukee San Francisco -flJPD- Pitch er Sam Jones captured his eighth win against four losses for San Francisco Friday night as the Giants tripped the Mil waukee Braves 5-0 in a Na tional league baseball game. Chucking a five-hitter, Jones recorded his third shut- out of the season. The big gun on the offen sive side Friday night was Willie Mays, who returned to hitting form in a blaze of glory. Willie clouted a three- run homer, got two singles, scored two runs and stole two bases. "And 1 feel good all over," said Willie later, recalling that he had only one hit in his previous 21 times at bat. "It's just like when you write a good story. You feel good all over." The Giants pounced on vet eran southpaw Warren Spahn for a run on throe singles, with Mays scoring, in the fourth. They got three more in the fifth after Spahn had struck out the first two batters. Eddie Bressoud started It off with a bunt single. Joe Amalfitano drew a walk and then Mays powered a drive over the fence In left center field at about 400 feet. That settled the game. An Insur ance run came in the eighth on Willie Kirkliind's double and Andre Rodgers' single. MEDrNJWrMBUrfl Bruton Blast Aids Milwaukee Victory San Francisco-tUPU-Bill Bru- ton's three-run homer in the third Inning was the big blow Saturday as the Milwaukee Braves bounced the San Fran cisco Giants, 9-5, before 36,611 fans in Candlestick park. Manager Bill Rigney and pitcher Sam Jones were tossed from the game in the seventh and eighth Innings as the Gi ants' bench jockeyed plate umpire Chris Pelekoudus on a strike call that killed a San Francisco rally in the seventh. With the bases loaded Or lando Cepeda was at the plate and was called out on strikes. Cepeda protested vigorously and as he walked toward the Giant's dugout he toosed his helmet into the stands where fan was heckling him. The fan climbed up on the top of the dugout and police escorted him from the park. Higncy was tossed out during this fracas. Jones was ordered out of the dugout during the next Inning for continuous jockey ing. Lead for Keeps It was a wild game, during which the Braves used three hurlers and the Giants four. San Francisco made five er rors to help the Braves' cause. Starter Juan Pizarro won his fourth game against two loss es. Johnny Antonclli, hit hard for the five innings he work ed, lost his fourth in a row and now has a 3-4 record. San Francisco scored a run in the second inning on Andre RodRcrs' single, a walk and a throwing error, but the Braves look the lead in the third for keeps. Singles by Johnny Lo gan and Pizarro were fol lowed by Bruton's blast over the right field fence. Milwaukee got one in the fifth on a walk to Brulon and Ed Mathews' double. The Braves picked up two un earned tallies in the sixth when Wes Covington was safe on relief hurler Stu Miller's error and scored on Logan's double. Logan came in on an error by Eddie Bressoud. The Giants got back two runs in the sixth when Willie Mays led off with a single and came in on Cepeda's double. Orlando counted later on an infield out. The Braves got two runs In the ninth when Mel Roach doubled and rode home on Aaron's single. Hank then stole second and came all the way home on a bad throw from catcher Hobie Landnth The Giants picked up a final tally when Joe Amalfi tano walked, went to second on Mays' single. Willie Kirk- land then dropped a single in to left center to score Amalfi tano. Don McMahon, 'hird Milwaukee pitcher, then struck out Andre Rodgers to halt the rally. Jaycee Net Togas Taken By Cummings, Highland Gary Cummings and Gary Highland won the champion ships Saturday in the Medford Junior Chamber of Commerce unlor tennis tourney at the high school courts. Cummings took the Junior division crown by defeating John McKinlcy, 10-8, 6-1, in the finale. Highland tripped Lee Wimbcrly, 6-2, 6-0, in the boys' title match. All four fin alists qualified for the state Jaycee tournament June 25 and 26 at Corvallis. In the semifinals of the Junior class Cummings sub- International's Pickup Tradin-Time dued Wally West, 6-2, 6-1, and McKlnley upset John Shaw, 6-2, 6-2. Cummings and West drew quarterfinal byes. Shaw beat Basil Nesburg, 6-2, 6-0, in the opening round while McKin lcy bounced Art House, 6-3, 6-1. In boys' division semis Highland won from Nick Ras mussen, 6-1, 6-2, and Wimbcr ly whipped Chris Rasmusscn, 6-4, 6-3. failed to take advantage of Pittsburgh's defeat, remain ing one game behind In sec ond place. Five Giant Errors The Giants contributed five errors to the Braves cause. Starter Juan Pizarro won his fourth game against two losses while going 6a innings. John ny Antonelli suffered his fourth straight loss. He won his first three games. Rookie Chris Short hurled a five-hitter to pace the Phil adelphia Phillies to a 7-1 tri umph over the Chicago Cubs. Short, a 22-year-old left hander, allowed only two hits until the seventh frame, when Ernie Banks spoiled his shut out by hitting his 16th home run of the season. The Phillie Youngster, com pleting his first major league game, struck out four and walked two to give him three victories in four decisions this year. Al Dark, Wally Post and Pancho Herrera collected two hits apiece to aid the Phila delphia offensive. I.INKSCOKES: Philadelphia 100 000 330 7 12 Chicago 000 000 1001 5 Short 13-1) and Necman; Ells- worm, Anderson (5), Elston (71, noooie iui Bna Megan. Avertit (uj, LP Ellsworth (3-3). HR Banks (10th). Pittsburgh .... 000 400 2008 13 0 St. I.outs 013 000 003 7 11 1 Gibbon, Daniels (4), Green (9), race u ana n. w. bmttn saaecKi. Bridges 141, Duliba (S) and H. R. Smith. Sawatski IS). WP Duliba (4-21. LP Green (3-2). HHS Hover lietht. SDencer (Dili). Stuart (9th). Milwaukee 003 012 102 9 9 1 San Francisco 010 002 0119 9 5 Pizarro. Jay 17). McMahon IS) and Crandall: Antonelli, Miller (6), Shipley (S). O'Dell (9) and Schmidt, Landrlth 19). WP Pizarro (4-2). LP Antonelli (3-41. nn tsruton tarai, jiirtiana (fin). League Leaders (As of Friday) By United Press International NATIONAL LEAGUE I'laver & Club GAB R Clmnte. Pun. 40 204 34 Burgess. Pun. 33 102 13 Curry, Phlla. 36 112 13 Skinner, Pgh. 49 1RB 31 Ashburn, Chi. 44 167 33 AOCOCK. Mil. 32 1IU 13 White. S. L. 48 102 28 Groat, Pgh. .. 49 214 30 Mays, s.r 31 l!iu 37 Bruton, Mil... 40 173 27 94 Pet. .348 .343 .339 .3:i(i .329 .328 .323 .318 .316 .312 AMERICAN LEAGUE Runnels. Bsn. 45 176 27 68 Allison. Wash. 47 176 32 38 Marls, N.Y. .. 44 136 34 52 Power, Clcve. 40 158 18 52 Berra. N Y. .. 36 111 17 36 PlerKall, Clev. 44 150 2(1 48 Smith. Chi 50 1B8 27 60 Gentile, Unit. 44 113 23 36 Hansen, Bait. 91 174 21 94 Frncna. Clev. 44 163 30 50 (This Offer Expires June 18, 1960) I960 Model : JIP!HlksVr.I M J $ Standard Equipment ' B - 100 Directional Sianalt 1 114" Wheelbase Chauli Cab ' Pick-up Body onus or Standard ) 4-6:70.15 Tins i Oil Filler Oil Bith Air Claanar 6 Cylindtr Eng. Special! s17 Special! S750 All Steel Pick-up Body Widest Cab Seat Front and Rear Shock Absorbers Wide Selection Colors Smart Styling Oil Filter Standard Oil Bath Air Cleaner Std. All Truck Construction Optional Equipment Available SPECIAL PRICES ON OTHER MODELS WE ARE TRUCK TRADERS -WE FINANCE lin IMTIRMATIOMAL CWA&YISTEi o I jj i McCormick Farm Equip. Store 2232 Blddle Rood - Medford SP 3-4553 .386 .330 .329 .329 .324 .320 .319 .319 .310 .307 Runs Batted In National I.eajrue: Banks, Cubs 46; element?, flratcs u: cepeda, Ul ants 34: McCovey. Giants 34: Moon. Dodgers 34. American League: Hansen, Ori oles 40; Marls, Yankees 38; Minoso, White Sox 36; Gentile, Orioles 34; Skowron, Yankees 33; Held, In dians 33. STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE (As of Friday) W. Cleveland ..28 Baltimore ..30 New York .....26 Detroit 23 Chicago 27 wasningion ...au Kansas City 20 Boston 15 NATIONAL LEAGUE (As ol Friday) W. Pittsburgh 31 San Francisco .31 Milwaukee .23 Cincinnati 26 St. Louis 23 Los Angeles 22 Chicago w.19 Philadelphia 18 Pet. GB .809 .988 'i .953 2 la .943 3 .540 3 .428 8 Is .408 91s 326 13... Pet. GB .633 .608 1 .348 4 .910 8 .469 8 .440 9 'i .432 9 1 j .360 131i PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE (As of Friday) w. Spokane 33 Sacramento 31 Tacoma 29 Seattle 28 Vancouver ........24 Salt Lake 23 Portland . . 21 San Diego 23 NORTHWEST LEAGUE (As ol Friday) W. Yakima 29 Eugene ...26 Trl-Clty . 29 Lewiston 25 Salem ..14 Wenatchee ....m...15 Pet. GB .600 .985 1 .558 2' j .538 3'j .481 7 .451 8 .404 10', J97 Ills Pet. Gl .630 .619 1 .568 3 .568 3 .316 14 .312 19 Fast Start By Hitters In RV Loop Several players are getting off to a fast start in the hitting department in the Rogue Valley Baseball league. Duane Miller, who has pitched one triumph for the Roseburg White Sox, also has a perfect five for five in hit ting. And, Frank Rector, vy? ing for Medford Bowling lanes sports an .833 average on five hits in six times up. Roy Munyon is swatting .556 for Roseburg and Larry Maurer .545 for Ashland. Among those wth .500 marks are Ron Maurer, Ashland, and Ray Anderson, Medford. Roseburg paces the team batting with a hefty .373. Lar ry Maurer and Munyon each have driven in six runs in the, as yet, young season. Ron Maurer has eight hits for Ash land which has played the most games so far this season. League action today has Medford at Crescent City, Calif., for a twlnbill. Rose burg was to vie Grants Pass after a game at Roseburg last night between the two clubs. Ashland has a bye. Medford pitching today was to be handled among Ken Vannice, Jim Eggers and Earle Tichenor with Ray An derson to do the catching. The K e g 1 e r s hoped to be strengthened today by the ad dition of several horsehiders from college teams. Players are to meet at Cheney field at 8:30 a.m. today prior to the California jaunt. Home Runs Nationnl League: Banks. Cubs 13: Boyer. Cardinals 13; Aaron. Brakes 12: Thomas. Cubs 11; Mathews, Braves 1 1 . American l.eaeue: Marls. Yan kees 16; Lemon, Senators 12; Man- tic. Yankees 12: Held. Indians 11: Ccrv, Yankees 8: Maxwell, Tigers 8; Piersnll, Indiana 8. Schroeder, Hamlin to Make Trip Corvallis - (UPD - A five-man team from Oregon State col lege will be entered in this year's NCAA nationnl golf championships at Colorado Springs Colo., Bcnver athletic director R. E. (Spec) Kcenc announced Friday. The OrcRon State squad will be made up of Stewart Schroeder, Jack Maltison, Bill Attbry, Tom Hnmlin and Jack Rohrboiigh. bchroedei was the mednlist In the recent Northern division divot cham pionships. I'ltrhlng National League: Law, Pirates 8-2: Santord. Giants 6-2; Buhl. Braves 3-2; Purkey, Reds 3-2. Amerlran League: Coates, Yan kees 6-0; Stnley, White Sox 6-1; Estrade, Orioles 6-1; Grant. Indi ans 4-1; Daley, Athletics 7-2. BATTING STATISTICS: AB R H RBI Miller, R 5 1 Rector, M 6 0 Beamcr, R. .. 7 5 DeGross, CC 3 1 Serak, M 3 0 Munyon, R .. 9 3 L. Maurer. A 11 2 R. Maurer, A 16 3 Anderson, M.. 8 1 Kolberg, R .... 6 3 Roberts. CC .. A 0 Llndbl'm. CC 2 0 Snlter. GP ....10 3 Dudante, M .. 8 0 Owen, A 8 1 Hun'yc'tt. GP 8 0 Taylor, CC .. 8 1 Nevi, A 11 3 Pet. 1.000 .833 .714 .667 .667 .556 .345 .500 .300 .900 .500 .300 .400 .400 J75 375 375 367 Reavers Lose To San Diego United Preu International They slopped at nine Fri day night In the Pacific Coast league. Seattle, the loop's hottest club, had won nine straight until they tangled with Ta coma but the Giants cooled the Ralnlers with a 9-2 vic tory. In the other direction, San Diego broke n nine-game los ing streak with a two run rally In the eighth that drop ped Portlnnd 6-5. Spokane got into the act with its seventh straight win, 7-1 win over Sacramento that put the Indians into first place. And Snlt Lake ended a four game losing streak with 11-10 and 9 0 victories over Van couver. A pinch-hit single by Deac on Jones In the eighth drove in the winning run as San Diego ended its loang streak against Portlnnd. Hanna Remains With Portland San Diego Calif -fUPD- Port land Beaver field and General Manager Tommy Heath an nounced here Saturday that he plans on keeping first base man Jim Hanna with the Bea vers. Heath had originally an nounced that Hanna, a 8-7, 230-pounder signed this week off the University of Southern California campus, would be shipped to Salem of the North west league. Heath said Hanna would be given a chance to make it with the Pacific Coast league Portland team. TEAM BATTING: AH R Aahland 138 24 Crescent City 92 11 Grants Pass 89 9 Medford 67 3 Roseburg .... 83 28 H RBI Pet, 37 19 .272 23 10 13 8 IS 3 31 28 .2.19 .169 .224 373 Yanks Beat Indians; Narrow League Lead By United Press International The New York Yankees climbed to within one and one- half games of first place in the American league Satur day by downing the jittery Cleveland Indians, 6-4. The Indians defeat dropped them behind the Baltimore Orioles, who downed Kansas City in a night game, 6-5 in 10 innings. Pinch-hitter Elston Howard delivered the crushing blow in the seventh inning off re liever Johnny Khppstein, making his 14th relief appear ance of the season. Howard belted his two-run homer after catcher John Romano and Klippstein were uncertain who was going to handle Bobby Richardson's bunt. Romano made a late grab for the ball but bobbled it. Roger Maris and Yogi Ber ra also hit home runs for the Yankees while Johnny Tem ple smashed his first Amer ican league homer for the Indians. Maris the major league's leading home run hitter, belt ed his 17th of the season, sur passing his entire output for the 1959 season. Relief ace Ryne Duren pick ed up his second win in three decisions this year for the Yankees. Ted Williams hit the 497th homer of his career but it was Vic Wertz' two-run hom er that pulled out a 5-4 vic tory for Boston over Chicago in the first game of a day night doubleheader. William's two-run homer. which came off Early Wynn. was a 420-foot blast and his fifth round tripper this year. Don Buddin also .homered for the Red Sox. Wertz hit his blast in the eighth inning off Gerry St ley, in his 22nd relief stint. Staley picked up his second loss against six victories. Gene Freese belted a solo smash for the White Sox. The victory was interim Manager Del Baker's first in five tries. Home runs by Jim Lemon and Earl Battey powered the Washington Senators to an 8-7 triumph over the Detroit Tigers. The Senators rapped starter Don Mossi for six runs in three innings and jumped off to an eight-run lead after five innings. James 18) and Berra. WP Duren (2-11. LP Klippstein (1-21. HRS Temple (ltl. Marls (17th), Berra (6th), Howard (5th). Detroit .'. 000 004 120 7 11 3 Washington 019 200 00X 8 9 3 Mossi, Semproch (4), Bruce (7), Foytack (8) and Wilson; Fischer, Ramos (6), Clevenger (9) and Bat tey. HRS Lemon. Wash (3) one on: Battey, Wash (3) one on; Colavito, Det (6) one on. (1st Game, Day) Chicago 020 100 1004 11 0 Boston 100 002 02x 5 6 3 Wynn. Staley (7) and Lollar; De lock. Monbouquette 17). Forniels (6) and Sadowskl. WP Fornieles (3-1). LP Staley (6-2). HRS Buddin (2nd). Freesa (5th), Williams (5th), Werti (6th). (2nd Game) Chicago 007 000 001 8 10 0 Boston 000 000 301 4 8 2 Pierce. Lown (7). Donovan (7) and Brown: Casale, Hlllman (3), Fornieles (9) and H. Sullivan. Sa dowskl (91. WP Pierce (3-21. LP Castle (2-6). HR Buddin (3rd). (10 Innings) Kansas City 100 200 001 13 10 3 Baltimore . 004 000 000 29 13 0 Herbert, Kutyna (81, Klely (9). Giggle (10) and Kravltz: Walker. Fisher (5) and Triandos. WP Fisher (4-4). LP Klely (1-2). HRS Slebern (7th), Kravltz (2nd), Williams (2nd). BASEBALL FRIDAY'S RESULTS National League . Chicago 6. Philadelphia 1 St. Louis 9, Pittsburgh 6 (night) Cincinnati 4, Los Angeles 3 '"san" Francisco 5, Milwaukee 0 (night) American League , Baltimore 5. Kansas City 4 '"Detroit 7. Washington 4 (night) Chicago 13. Boston 3 (night) New York 4, Cleveland 3 (night) Pacific Coast League Salt Lake City 11. Vancouver 10 (1st game. 7 innings) Salt Lake City 9. Vancouver 0 (2nd game) . San Diego 6. Portland 5 Spokane 7, Sacramento 1 Tacoma 9, SeatUe 2 Salem 8. Wenatchee 2 Trl-City 6. Eugene 5 (first) Eugene 2, Trl-City 0 (second) Washburn, Nelson Pick Oregon State Corvallis-fllPD-A P-ir of out standing 1959 Oregon high school football players have announced they plan to at tend Oregon State college. The two are Herb Wash burn, an end from Jefferson high of Portland, and Rick Nelson, a guard from South Salem high. Both will play in this year's Shrine all-star grid game. Jerry Close To Compete At Berkeley Dnrllanrl. Ore.-UIPO-Univer-. silv of Oregon will send nine nton anA DrPUOn State COllpPA will send seven to the NCAA National Track and ield, r-hamninnshiDs in Berkeley. ' Calif., next week end. Oregon cinder coacn mil Bowerman and Beaver mentor Sam Bell anounced their en tries Saturday. Trie ducks team win ds . marie nn nf Dvrol Burleson. George Larson, Roscoe Cook, Jerry Close, Jerry btubble- . field, Sig Ohlemann, Dick Mil ler, Dave Edstrom and Phil Paquin. Dreeon Staters scheduled to compete are Amos Marsh, Darren Horn, uary aiemuna, Norm Hoffman, Ron Bach, Stu Fors and Don Martin. Call SAM JONES SP 2-9220 for quality used equipment CRATER LAKE MACHINERY Cleveland .... 002 101 000 4 8 3 New York ... Oil Oil 20x 6 9 3 Grant. Klippstein (6) and Ro mano; j? oro, Maas (5), Duren (7), Fisher Wins Shoot Title Salem, Ore.-TOPD-The dou bles title of the Pacific Inter national Trapshooting associa tion s Oregon shoot was won Friday by Walt Fisher of Cloverdale, an old hand with a shotgun. Fisher hit 94 out of 100 to ease out Gordon Gilkerson, Hood River, and Charles Ralls. Corvallis. They tied with 93. Rails won the playoff for runncrup. The meet concludes at Sa lem Gun club today. Bill Jurges Released By Red Sox Boston-HIPC-The Boston Red Sox cleared up Billy Jurges' future status with the team by handing him his uncondition al release, but what happens to Del Baker? Baker was named interim manager of the Red Sox Wed nesday when Jurges was granted a medical leave of absence. However, the Red Sox an nounced Friday night in an unsigned statement that Jur ges had been granted his un conditional release because Billy "might desire to take as much rest as he thinks neces sary and perhaps later be come affiliated with some other team in baseball." No mention was made of a permanent successor to Jur ges. That left Bal.cr in a rath er awkward position, for he doesn't kno.v whether his Job is sate until next week or next year. Jurges, reached at his Sil ver Springs Md., home, ex pressed mild surprise at his unconditional release. 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