Yanks Coming; Gain Seventh Win
In Row for Virtual 3-VJay Knot
By FRED DOWN
United Pren International
; The Yanks are coming
with a vengeance.
That's Casey Stengel's mes
f age today to American league
rivals who chortled over the
collapse of the proud peren
nial champs a year ago. .
It took a while for the
Yankees to get started this
year but they are riding high
on a seven-game winning
(treak and breathing right
Phils Nick
Dodgers in
10 Frames
By ALEX KAHN
Los Angeles (UPB Sandy
Koufnx attempts to end his
four-game losing streak to
night against the Philadelphia
Phillies, a feat Don Drysdale
couldn't perform Tuesday
night when the Dodgers drop
ped a 6-5 decision.
Drysdale, forced to leave
the game when his back stif
fened after seven Innings,
held a 3-1 lead at the time and
the defeat went to his third
relief, Clem Lablne.
Koufax, 1-8, was hopeful of
a better fate tonight when he
opposes Jim Owens, 3-6.
Manager Walt Alston's de
cision to lift Drysdale was
made on the advice of the
team physician who examin
ed the hurler between in
nings. Because of a back in
jury Drysdale suffered 10
days ago, Dr. Robert Karlan
advised against using him fur
ther Tuesday night.
12 Hits
The Dodgers got 12 hits in
cluding homers by Jim Gil
liam and Wally Moon but the
youthful Philadelphia club
closed the gap to 3-2 In the
eighth on Wally Post's homer
. and tied it up in the ninth on
a series of singles.
The Phillies stretched their
lead to three runs in the top
of the tenth when they touch
ed Lablne for five singles but
the Dodgers tried to come
back, pushing over a pair of
runs in the bottom of the in
ning. And they had two men
on base when Norm Larker
recorded the third out.
"I still think this team will
Jell and begin winning
games," Alston said. "It's just
a matter of putting together
pitching with the good hitting
we've been getting lately."
EX-UMP DELMORE BURIED
Dunmore, Pa. - HOT - More
than 1,000 persons attended
funeral services Tuesday for
former National League um
pire Vic Delmore. Delmore,
' who died of a heart attack
last Friday at the age of 42,
served as a National league
arbiter for four years before
his discharge last year.
CARDS SWITCH COACHES
St. Louis - (UPB - The St.
Louis Cardinals, In a move
"to speed development of
young pitchers and catchers, "
have assigned Ray Katt,
Tulsa of the Texas league as
a player-coach. Katt, a Card
inal coach since 1058, will be
replaocd by Darrell Johnson,
S third string catcher. John
son will remain on the active
playing list.
HORSE FALLS DEAD
Portland - (UPD-Bolo Bar, a
three-year-old cold owned by
Mr. and Mrs. Dove Salnsbury,
fell dead In the home stretch
of the fourth race at Port
land Meadows Tcusday night.
Cause of death was reported
to be a pulmonary hemor
rhage. Jockey Gilbert Simonls
was unhurt.
PLAN FATHER-SON GAME
Detroit - IUPD - It will be
Father's Day at Brlggs sta
dium next Saturday when the
Detroit Tigers play their sons
in a father and son two-Inning
gnme before the start of the
regular American league
game with the Baltimore
Orioles. '
INSTALLED
While -
Seat Covers
Mufflers
10,000 Items
c
ME0FORD
801 N. Riverside
9 a.m. 6 p.m.
down the necks of the Cleve
land Indians and the Balti
more Orioles. They haven't
lost a game since Stengel left
the hospital to resume com
mand June 7, and in that one
week they've created a virtual
three-way tie for the Ameri
can league lead.
The Yankees rolled to No,
7 In a row Tuesday night with
a 6-2 victory over the Kansas
City Athletics to raise their
won-lost percentage to .580.
The Baltimore Orioles, who
beat the Cleveland Indians,
7-4, stand at .582 while the
Tribe's league-leading mark is
only .583.
Pinch Homer Stops BoSox
Pinch-hitter Norm Cash's
two run seventh-inning homer
gave the Detroit Tigers a 2-1
victory over the Boston Red
STANDINGS
United Pris International -
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W.
L.
Pet.
.623
,SB2
.943
.401
.481
.493
.447
Pittsburgh 33
San Franciico 32
Milwaukee ...... 25
St. Louis 26
Cincinnati 26
Loi Angeles .. 24
Chicago 21
Philadelphia .... 20
20
23
Tn-.ilav's Reillltfl
Chicago 3. Milwaukee 2 (night)
St. Louis S, Clnclnantl 3 (night)
Philadelphia 8, Los Angeles 9
(night. 10 innings)
Pittsburgh 6. San Francisco 3
(night)
AMERICAN LEAGUE '
W. L. Pet OB
Cleveland 28 20 .583
Baltimore 32 23 .582
New York 29 21 .580
Detroit 27 23 .540 2
Chicago 28 25 .528 214
Washington 22 28 : .440 7
Kansas Cltv ... 22 32 .407 9
Boston 17 33 .340 12
Tuesday's Results
New York, o, jianiaa
(night)
Ueiroil 2, Domon i iiugui,
Baltimore 7, Cleveland 4 (night)
Washington at Chicago (night,
ppd., rain)
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W.
Pet. GB
Spokane 36
Tacoma 31
Sacramento .... 33
Seattle 30
Salt Lake 26
Vancouver 25
San Diego 20
Portland 22
.610
.584 3
.959 3
.526 5
.473 8
.446 914
.419 11,4
.400 12
Tuesday's Results
Sacramento i, oemuc u
Portland 3, Salt Lake 1
Spokane 3. Tacoma 4
San Diego 4. Vancouver 3
NORTHWEST I.EAGU
W. 1..
Pet. GB
.627
.617
.563 2,i
.551 4
Yakima 32 It
Eugene r it
Lewlston 27 21
Trl-Clty 27
Wentachee 18 3
Salem 14 3:
.346 14,
Tuesday's Results
Eugene 7. Wenatchee 3
Salem at Lewiston (ppd. rain)
Yakima at Trl-Clty (ppd., rain)
League Leaders
United Press International
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Plaver ft Club G. AB R. H. Pet.
Burg'ss, Pitts. 37 113 15 41 .363
Clmnte. Pitts. 52 218 37 75 .344
Adcock, Mil. 38 138 16 46 .336
Curry. Phil. 38 116 14 39 .336
Ashburn, Chi, 47 176 36 SB J30
Croat, Pitts. 53 233 34 76 J26
Mays, s.r 04 zu.i 41 do ,jm
Mathews. Mil. 46 164 37 53 .33
Sklnn'r. Pitts. 53 203 43 66 .322
White, St. L. 92 205 31 . 83 .317
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Runnels Bos. 49 191
Marls, N .Y. 47 170
Power. Cleve. 42 167
Gentile, Bal. 48 172
.377
.341
.333
.3.11
.328
.321
.319
AHts'n, wasn. ou lew
Piers'li. Clev. 46 150
Berra. N. Y. 3D 110
Smith, Chi. 53 200
.310
Mlnnso, uni. na uo
Frncona, Clev. 46 170
.307
.308
Nuni Rutted In
latlonal League Hankl, luos
40: Clemente. Pirates 44: Cepeda,
Ulants 41: jwctovey. itiansi j.
Mavs. Giants 36: Moon, uodgcrs aa
American League Mans, Yanks
45; Hansen, orioles 41: Lemon,
Senators 40; Minoso. White Sox 38:
Skowron, Yankees 38.
Home Runs
National League Banks, Cubs
17; Boyer. Cards 17; Aaron, Braves
13; Thomas, Cubs 12;' Mathews,
uraves 12.
American League Marts. Yanks
18; lemon, Senators 16; Mantle,
Yanks 12; Held, Indians 11; Cola
vlto, Ttgera 10.
Pltrhlng
National League Williams,
Dodgers 5-0; Law, Pirates 9-2; San
ford, Giants 0-2; Burdette, Braves
6-2: Friend Pirates 8-3.
American League Costes, Yanks
7-o; uaiey. Athletics a-a; urant,
Indians 4-1; Turley, Yanks 4-1;
Staley, White Sox IV3; Perry,
dlans 6-2; Brown, Orioles 8-2;
trada. Orioles 6-2.
Es-
FIGHTS
TUESDAY BOUT
By United Press International
Beaumont, Tex. Paul Jorge. v
sen, 133, Port Arthur, Tex.,
knocked out Ray Duran, 134,
Brownsville, Tex. (3).
U - Wait
i mi
GRANTS PASS
237 Hiw.y 99-S
Week Dayi
ll.p
$750
Kl WW TV
Sox and ruined Hike Hlggln'i
return as manager in the only
other American league game.
The Pittsburgh Pirates took
a two-game grip on first place
with a 6-3 win over the San
Francisco Giants, the St. Louis
Cardinals downed the Cincin
natl Reds, 6-3, the Chicago
SF Giants
Cause Hurt
By Errors
By HAL WOOD
San Francisco - (UPB - Billy
O'Dell, the hard-luck man of
the Giants' pitching staff, goes
out tonight to try to stop the
Pittsburgh Pirates from mak
ing a runaway of the National
League race.
Trailing by two games after
last night's gift of a 6-3 de
cision to the Pirates, the San
Francisco club is banking on
the brilliant southpaw to put
it back in the running.
O'Dell has won only two
games while losing five. But
he has allowed only 1.8 earned
runs per nine innings he has
pitched.
However, the way the Giant
defense has been working in
recent games, that doesn't
mean much.
Jones Loses
Last night Sam Jones al
lowed lust one earned run in
the five Innings he worked.
But when he left the mound
for a pinch-hitter, he was
trailing, 2-5. And he had to
take his fifth loss against eight
wins.
The winning pitcher was
Bob Friend, who captured his
eighth against three defeats.
But he got a lot of help from
his infield, which snuffed
three Giant rallies - in the
fourth, sixth and seventh in
nings - with double plays.
The key that spelled victory
for the Pirates came in the
second when, with the bases
loaded and two out, Willie
McCovey let a ground ball go
between his legs.
'That's what beat us," said
Manager Bill Rigney. "They
got three runs when they
shouldn't have had any. Mc
Covey is strictly a one-handed
player."
BOWLING
SUMMERETTES LEAGUE
Hita it Mrs 14 6
Bill Rimers 12 8
Pin Picker 12 8
Strike Outs 1014 9(4
Ten Pins ...... 9",4 10!4
Hazel Nuts 9. 11
Strlkettea 8 13
Spllta 9 19
Results:
Ten P ni 3 (S. Henrv 133, 2661:
Bell Ringers 1 (A. Dolenshek 139)
1171.
Strike Outs 3 (B. Botefur 177.
202 B; Hits & Mrs. 1 (D. Stone 135)
1916.
strlkettea 3 (L. Wallace 138
1962; The Hazel Nut 1 (K. Dunn
144) 1926.
Pin Pickers 3 (B. Rand ei 139,
1929; Splits 1 (N, Christian 139)
18f3.
High game B. Botefur 177.
WEDNESDAY MIXED
8tanmt.es: w.
Ups Downs 11
Jay Bee ..... 9
hinewinderi S
Ntantic 4 5
Hi Lows 4 it
Bodncious .4 4
Eratlcs
Dend woods 3
Hiftn gnme Herb Mang 192.
High series Herb Mang 495.
VACATlONKFtS LEAGUE
Standings: w.
Three Drivers 7
Flat Tires fl
Poor Excuse 9
Pin Bells J
nine Angela 8
Pointers J... . 3
Slzsle Saks . 3
Trouble Belli . 2
Pot Holders 2
Alley Kata 2
Results:
Pin Bells 1 (Rita Cabler 446)
1278; Sizzle Saks 3 (Bea Mathews
4.181 1207.
Poor Excuse 3( Eunice Johnson
480) 1321: Trouble Belief 1 (Edith
Tuttle 83! 1288.
Pot Holders 2 IBttbbv Path 442)
1129; Flat Tires 2 (Elsie Eddy 431)
1144.
Blue Ansel, S (Shirley Baker
40.11 110.1; Pointers 1 (Sylvia Hala
3841 1110.
Drivers 4 (R. Cosch 403) 117S;;
Aiiev rtflu tiorieiti,
Hlh lame Edith Tuttle 200.
HARRY ft DAVID MIXED
Standings:
Ooody-Go-Rounda .,
Pear Cutters ..,
Lollypops .........,
Favorites
Wlld'n Rare
Fancy Pants .
Royal Turkeys
Merry Mix-ups
Petlts Fours .......
Family Allalr
Pearnapplea ,
Saucy Jeta
W. L.
12 0
11 1
10 2
a 3
0 . 3
7 5
8 8
3 8
2 10
2 10
1 11
0 12
Results:
Wlld'n Rare 4 (A. J. Powell 478)
2804; Pearsnapplea 0 (Dean Msr
cum 4231 23.13.
Favnrllea 3 (Al Doty 473) 3173:
Petit Four 1 (Jerry Cottlngham
4471 20.17.
Royal Turkeys 4 (Lou Skala 483)
2375; Fancy Panta 0 (Chris Ralph
4111 2487.
Famllv Affairs 1 (Lyle Kinney
son) zk:h: Lrfiiiypaps a (Mill smitn
3171 2803.
Ocxxly-Oo-Rounds (Jerry Evans
.1011 27(; sausy jets 0 (Marvin
Mlltr 4181 38PI.
Pear Cutters 3( rUnny Smith
ami ktuh; merrv mix ups 1 frrani
nenery qum aaatt.
LAKERS COMPLETE MOVE
Los Angeles - fTC - The
Lakers completed their Na
tional Basketball association
transfer (rom Minneapolis to
Los Angelriruesclay, vanning
team equipment and making
season tickets available to the
public.
MEDFOHD MAIL
Cubs shaded the Milwaukee
Braves, 3-2, and the Philadel
phia Phillies beat the Los An
geles Dodgers, 6-5, in 10 in
nings in the National league.
Roger Maris, acquired in
the Yankees' big winter trade
with Kansas City, drove in
five runs with a homer, double
and single and Jim Coates
pitched a six-hitter for the
Yankees.
Pappas Beats Indians
Milt Pappas, aided by Jerry
Walker's shutout relief work
in the final 1 1-3 innings,,
scored his first victory for
Baltimore as a starter since
April 25. Gene Woodling and
Al Pllarclk led the Orioles' 14
hit attack with three hits each
Bob Friend struck out six
and pitched a seven-hitter for
the Pirates, who scored four
unearned runs against Sam
Jones in the first two innings
as a result of errors by Don
Blaslngame and Willie Mc
Covey. Don Hoak had three
hits for the Pirates.
Larry Jackson scored his
eighth straight victory and his
ninth of the season behind a
nine-hit St. Louis attack that
included homers by Ken
Boyer and Curt Flood.
Glen Hobbie yielded eight
and ninth-inning homers to
Del Crandall and Ed Mathews
after pitching a no-hitter for
seven innings to win his sixth
game for the Cubs. Ernie
Banks hit his 17th homer and
Frank Thomas also homered
to lead the Cubs' attack on
Bob Buhl.
Relief pitcher Dick Farrell
won his third game when the
Phillies bombed Clam Labine
for five hits and three runs
In the 10th after tying the
score in tne ninth.
LINESCORES:
National Lea rue
Chicago 000 201 000 3 S
Milwaukee .. 000 000 011 2 2
Hobble 6-7) and Averlll. Buhl,
Plche (9) and Crandall. Loser
Buhl (5-3). HR Banks, Thomas,
St. Louts 203 000 010 6 9 1
Cincinnati ...002 100 000 3 fl 0
Jackson (9-5, and Smith D'Tnnln
Brosnan (4), Grim (8). Henrv (9)
and Bailey. Loser OToole (4-6).
jtitT. Dujur, nooa, Jjyncn.
Pittsburgh ....130 010 0106 S 2
S. Francisco ..200 000 100 3 7 2
mena (ti-3) and Burgess. Jones,
Ant one 111 (6) and Schmidt. Loser
Jones (8-3).
(10 Innings)
Phlla 100 000 011 36 13
Losl Ana. ..ooo ooi ion a n ,a
Roberts. Farrell (01 and Nman
Dairy m pie (7), Drysdale, Roebuck
oi. mcueviu lui. ianine u onrt
Loser Lablne (0-1). HRS CUJiam,
American Leaf ue
Baltimore ....Oil 000 1407 14 n
k.ieveiana ooi OOO 030 4 13 0
PflDDas. Walker (HI ami TrlanrTm
Bell. Stlgman (7), Kllppstein (8),
Brlggs (9) and Folles. Winner
Pappas (4-5). Loser Bell (6-9),
New York 001 030 2006 11 1
Kansas City ..000 011 000 2 6 1
Coates (7-0) and Howard, Kucks,
Kutyna (8), Klely (9) and Kravltz.
Loser Rucks (l-l). HR Maris,
Williams.
Boston 000 001 000 1 4 0
Detroit 000 000 20x 2 6 0
Monbouquette (3-6) and Nixon.
Bunnlng, Burns. tie (8) and Wilson.
Winner Bunnlng (4-3). HR Wil
liami, Cash.
4 .Softball
On Schedule
At Stadium
Tempo picks up in the Jack
son County Softball associa
tion rivalry this evening with
three league scuffles on an
exhibition schedule at the
Medford High stadium.
Mail Tribune will oppose
Timber Products and Lithia
Lumber takes on the Cheney
Studs at 7 p.m. this evening.
Third league scrape Involves
Butte Falls and Civil Service
at 9 p.m. At the same time
on the other diamond, S and
W Floor Covering will meet
the Rogue Valley Dairy Maids
in the special attraction.
Two counting contests are
set for 8 p.m. Thursday at
the prep field. They match
Mall Tribune against Civil
Service and Lithia Lumber
against Ashland.
Rogue Valley Dairy Maids
also will have a game on
Thursday evening but it will
be at Memorial stadium,
White City, regular home
field for the women's team.
The Maids will be hostesses
to the Roseburg Lumberjills
at 8 p.m.
mi cisi riiT?
Til itjthirfi ti lt Msiijlur
thirfina monei is stout tine
thtrflftf snTtMnr rrt II
. aw, m? 't Met titer,
fittm Q riiiici
HS.Cantral SP 3-5308
M Griffith, Manager
(All loans madt umtor the
Oregon Industrial Loan Act)
Open Daltr a.m. -5 M
Meno'ars Till I p.m.
Cle.ed Sahintayt
TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD, ORE.
SPORTS
NY Charges
LA Chargers
With Deceit
New York -UPD- Ed Mc
Keever, former Notre Dame
coach, is the center of
the latest pro football con
troversy, In which the New
York Giants charged the newly-formed
Los Angeles Charg
ers with "bribery, fraud, de
ceit and double dealing."
These accusations were con
tained in an amended com
plaint submitted by the Giants
in their suit against the
Chargers over the signing of
All-America fullback Charley
Flowers of Mississippi and
Jim Varnado, a fullback from
Southern Louisiana univer
sity. The Giants' complaint was
filed in the District Courts Of
Northern Mississippi and Cal
ifornia. The suit is due to
come up in Mississippi later
this month. The Giants, East
ern Division champions of the
National Football league, hold
a temporary injunction re
straining Flowers from play
ing with the Chargers, an en
try in the new American Foot
ball league.
McKeever now is general
manager of the Boston Patri
ots in the AFL.
Olson, Knight Winners
In Junior Golf Matches
Doug Olson and Rich
Knight, Medford, won cham
pionship flight matches in the
boys' division yesterday In
the Oregon Golf association
junior tourney at Riverside
club, Portland.
Olson defeated Dick Davis,
Lebanon, 2 and 1, and Knight
won from Jim Lucas, Astoria,
on the 19th hole.
In other boys' division
matches involving Medford
entries, Larry Novak, San
tiam, downed Tom Clark 1 up
in the second flight, Larry
Berg whipped Milton Daugh-
erty, Roseburg, 1 up in the
eighth flight, and William
Collins beat Don Hood, Royal
Oaks, 4 and 2 in the 10th
bracket.
Russ Taggard, Columbia
Edgewater, subdued Stan
Dowson, Medford, 3 and 2 in
the second flight of the junior
division.
Danny Vistacam, Portland
Golf club, defeated Roger
Berg, Medford, 1 up in the
pee wee second flight.
Portland - IUPD - Defending
champion John Hedlund of
Oswego advanced to the jun
ior quarter-finals of the 30th
annual State Junior Golf
championships at Riverside
Tuesday with a 7 and 6 vic
tory over Gary Schafer of
Salem.
Other favorites also ad-
v a n c e d, including Byron
Wood, son of Eugene Country
club professional Wendell
Wood, who won .on the 20th
hole over Bob Litton Jr.,
whose father is the pro at
Vancouver, Wash.
John Carey of Cottage
Grove defeated Chuck Allen
of Roseburg in another over
time match, winning on the
19 th hole.
MM MM.
One Beam family for six
generations... One Kentucky Bourbon
formula for 165 years!
What makes Beam bourbon taste so
good? More than anything it is the fact
that today, as for 165 years, it is still the
Beams who make BEAM, under the
same formula, in the same Kentucky
country where bourbon was born. That
is why you Van always buy Beam
bourbon with trust.
KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY S6 PROOF
DISTIUEO AND BOTTLED BY THE JAMES B. BEAM
DISTILLING CO, CLERMONT, KENTUCKY
Indians Lengthen
Lead to 3 Games;
Beavers Tip Bees
By PETE COLEMAN
United Praia International
You can't win them all, but
Spokane is sure trying.
The Indians war-whooped
by Tacoma, 5-4, in Pacific
Coast league action Tuesday
night to hang up their 14th
victory in their last 16 starts.
The win stretched the Tribe's
circuit lead to three games,
and that's not bad when you
consider they took over first
place last Saturday.
Elsewhere Tuesday, Sacra
mento slipped by Seattle, 1-0,
San Diego hung on to defeat
Vancouver, 4-3, and Portland
downed Salt Lake, 3-1.
It was a night of sparkling
pitching performances.
Spokane's Chuck Churn did
the Job for the Indians.. He
came on in relief in tne sixtn
and pitched four innings of
one-hit relief to save the win
for starter Al Nelson.
At Sacramento, Claude
Raymond picked up a base
ball and threw it right by Se
attle all night long. He gave
LEAHY TO HOSPITAL
Beverlv Hills, Calif IUPD
Former Notre Dame Coach
Frank Leahy, who now is
general manager of the Los
Angelers Chargers of the
American Football league, Is
undergoing observation of
stomach disorder.
Medalist Graham Brunes of
Tillamook won his first round
match over Mike O'Toole of
Riverside, 1 up.
Pin Lanes
Has Scrap
Medford Bowling lanes
baseball aggregation keeps in
trim for league play by non
loop activity this evening at
Memorial stadium, White
City.
The Bowlers oppose Grants
Pass, a fellow member of the
Rogue Valley league. "Play
ball is set for 8 p.m.
Medford entertains the
strong co-league leader Rose
burg team on Sunday in RVL
Grants Pass will have a bye.
Lind Florists Beat
Salt Lake City Nine
Salt Lake City - IUPD - Erv
Lind Florists of Portland de
feated the Salt Lake Sham
rocks 7-0 Tuesday night be
hind the no-hit pitching of
Louise Mazzuca.
Carolyn Fitzwater led the
Florists' hitting with two
triples and a single. She drove
in three runs. Charlene Daun
hauer hit three for four and
Dot Dobie had two for two.
Rogue Valley Dairy Maids
will entertain Salt Lake soft
ballers at White City on
July 25.
Bennington, Vt. - IUPD - Wal
ter O. Briggs, 48, former own
er of the Detroit Tigers, has
been removed from the dan
ger list at a Bennington hos
pital. Briggs has been - hos
pitalized since June 3 after
suffering a cerebral hemor
rhage.
M
rip 5h
up only two hits, struck out
four and walked none in scor
ing his fourth win of the cam1
paign.
The Rainiers' Charlie Bea
man didn't do badly although
he was tagged with his fourth
loss in seven decisions. He
held the Solons at bay until
the lone run crossed on Jim
Bilger's double in the eighth
and he was relieved by Don
Rudolph.
San Diego's. Frank Barnes
got a little rough treatment
in the late innings from Van
couver but he managed to
hold on for the win. He had
a shutout until Joe Durham
and Howie Goss hit Mountie
home runs in the seventh.
Portland's Harry Byrd and
Bill Kennedy teamed up to
pitch the Beavers past Salt
Lake. They got a lot of help,
however, from Darrel Wester
feld who accounted for all the
winner's runs with a two-on
homer in the second.
R. C. Stevens hit his 17th
home run of the season for
Salt Lake's only tally.
LINESCORES:
Spokane ' 203 000 000 5 9 0
Tacoma 010 030 0004 7 2
Nelson. Churn (6) and PagHaro
nl; Renf ro, . Zannl (4) and Reveira.
Seattle ooo ooo 0000 a 2
Sacramento ..000 000 Olx 1 7 0
Beamon, Rudolph (8) and Zim
merman; Raymond and Porter.
Vancouver ... 000 000 2013 1
San Diego .. 030 100 OOx 4 10 0
Starrett. Paine 18) and White;
Barnes and Carreon.
Portland .030 000 0003 9 1
Salt Lake 000 100 000 1 8 0
Byrd. Kennedy (81 and Wester
fleld; Gross and Hall.
Odds Favor Ortiz
In Ring Encounter
By DON THACKREY
San Francisco -IUPD- Duilio
Loi, veteran little campaign
er from Italy, battles 23-year-old
champion Carlos Ortiz of
New York and Puerto Rico to
night for the world's junior
welter weight crown.
And the odds favor the
champion at 11-5 to retain the
title lie won when he knocked
out Kenny Lane just a year
ago.
The bout, to be nationally
televised, will be staged in
the Cow Palace and a crowd
of about 8,000 is expected to
be on hand, paying $35,000
to watch two battlers with
the finest records in their
division.
Cocky Champ
Ortiz has had only 33
fights, winning 31 of them.
Loi, 31 years old, has ans
wered the bell for 111 bouts.
Of these he has lost only one,
won 104 and drew in six.
The champion, as cocky as
most titleholders, is figuring
on a hard fight but "one I'll
win without too much
trouble."
The maximum weight for
the junior welters is 140
pounds and both men uve ex
JET OUTBOARDS III MEDFORD
CENTURY SPORTING GOODS it proud to announce the coming
of JET OUTBOARDING in Medford. This CARY JET ENGINE IS
4 horsepower, 52-lb. thrust. Pumps 50 gals, per minute with
attachment and has built-in generator. Lightweight 36 lbs. SAFE
-no propeller. TROUBLE-FREE. No bottom unit repairs. ECONOMICAL-1
qt. gas per hour. AIR-COOLED-never needs flushing
out. MANEUVERABLE runs in 5" water. See this motor and the
companion RAINBOW DUCK and FISHING BOAT now at Century
Sporting Goods.
WE GIVE
THRIFTY GREEN
STAMPS
8th and Riversidt
tnnnnum
Grants Pass Legion Club
Defeats Medford; Studs
Tussle KF Here Tonight
AREA 4 STANDINGS:
(Southern Division)
W.
Central Point 1
Klamath Fall 1
Granta Pass 1
Medlord 0
Pet.
1.000
1.000
J33
.000
Grants Pass American Le
gion junior baseballers went
ahead with two runs in tne
fifth canto and added insur
ance in the sixth inning to
turn back the Medford Post
15 nine 5 to 3 In an Area 4
southern division tussle at
Cheney field here last night.
League play continues this
evening with the Central
Point Cheney Studs entertain
ing Klamath Falls No. 1 at
the local park. On Friday eve
ning Medford and Central
Point will be rivals here.
Game time on both occasions
will be 8 p.m.
Grants Pass used a triple
by Gary Holmes, singles by
Denny Walker and Jim Mar-
quardt and an outfield miscue
for two runs which made the
score 4 to 3 in the fifth in
ning. In the sixth frame Jack
Sakraida singled, Mike Mil
liman forced out Sakraida at
second base and Holmes dou
bled home Milliman.
Medford picked up the first
run of the game in the third
stanza. Dick Deffley walked,
Tim White groundered forc
ing out Deffley and Craig
Laurance and Jim Calhoun
swatted successive safeties to
tally White.
Medford Heads, 3-2
In the bottom of the third,
GP made it 2 to 1 on a hit
by Larry Jones, two bases
on balls and two Medford er
rors, one resulting from an
pected to come into the ring
weighing close to that figure.
Mel Counts
Picks OSC
Coos Bay-UPD-Mel Counts,
8 foot 10-inch all-state basket
ball player from Marshfield
high school announced Tues
day that he will attend Ore
gon State college.
Counts, one of Oregon's
most highly sought after prep
athletes, will report to the
Beaver campus Monday to at
tend summer school.
Counts, a two - time all
stater, scored 1,634 points in
a three-year span for Marsh
field. He averaged 24.4 points
a game. During his senior
year for the Pirates he aver
aged 28.4 points per game
during 20 regular contests.
The 215-pound eager has a
single game high of 52 points.
In eight A-l tournament
games Counts scored 198
points.
In eight A-l tournament
games Counts scored 199
points.
OPEN
FRIDAY
NIGHT
n
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18. I960
effort to catch a runner off
base when the bags were
loaded. -
Post 15 went in front 3 to 2
with two markers in the top
of the fifth on a dropped out
field fly, a single by Jim Bar
ry, a wild pltcb, a base on
balls and a bad throw on a
steal by Craig Laurance. Med
ford threat ended when two
runners were forced out.
Walker hurled five -hit,
ninestrikeout ball for Grants
Pass. He issued five bases
on balls. Bud Lowery, Med
ford hurler, yielded six hits.
He fanned seven and walked
three.
Grants Pass, which is play
ing all league games at Che
ney field, except for two at
Klamath Falls, was home
team for last night's game.
Bill Anhorn is expected to
do the pitching for Central
Point tonight and the FK
chucker may be Wally Palm-
berg. The Studs have been
strengthened by the addition
of shortstop Louis Alvarez,
Crater high, who was side
lined near the end of the prep
season by a broken finger.
LINESCORES:
Medford 001 020 03 S S
Grants Pass .... 002 021 x S 6 4
B. Lowery and Barry; Walker
and Marquardt.
Give DAD the
Great NEW
camera
Take finer pictures with greater
ease. Contaflex SUPER has built
in. light meter interlocked with
lens diaphragm for automatic
exposure regulation. Needle adja
cent to view-finder permits check
on exposure WITHOUT OBSTRUCT
ING VIEW.
Through-the-lens viewing and
focusing. BIG, BRIGHT view of
scene being taken.
Rapid film-wind lever for fast
sequence shooting. 50mm con
vertible Zeiss Tessar 172.8 lem .
in Synchro Compur MXV shutter
to 1500 sec.
Also Contaflex Rapid samt
. camera without light meter.
Drep in for i deminitratlin.
Open All Day Sunday
HUDSON'S
Rogue Camera
613 East Main St.
Phone SP 3-5345
Lontaflex
J SUPER
Medford, Ort.