MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE.
TUESDAY, JULY S, 1060
Pirates Split With Braves;
Yanks Bow to Washington
By NORMAN MILLER
Unltid Prist International
That July 4th tradition
bout league-leaders going to
meet in the World Scries
sounds great, but the Yankees
and Pirates would feel a 'ot
better about it if their pitch
ing measured up to their hit
tins. Shaky relief pitching caused
the Yankees to lose a game
and one-half of their Ameri
can league lead to the second
Place Indians iviumuiy.
And the bombing of Bob
Friend and Roy Face in the
first game of a double-header
prevented the Pirates from
gaining ground in the Nation
al league on the Braves and
Giants.
Friend blew a 6-1 lead and
Face yielded the winning run
in the 10th inning as t h e
Braves edged the Pirates, 7-6,
in the opener. With Harvey
Haddix pitching a six-hitter
in the nightcap, Pittsburgh
won, 7-2. The Pirates thus re
tained their 3V4-game lead on
Milwaukee.
Spahh Wins in Ralitf
Hank Aaron helped put Mil
waukee back into the first
game with a two-run homer
off Friend and Del Crandall
tied the score in the ninth
with a homer off Face. Al
Spangler singled home the
tie-breaking run in the 10th
against Face, making Spahn
the winner in relief. Bob Skin
ner and Dick Stuart hit Pitts
burgh homers.
Smoky Burgess drove in
three Pittsburgh runs in the
nightcap with a single and
double. Haddix yielded only
two singles after the first in
ning.
The Yankees also did some
heavy cannonading, including
the 300th homer of Mickey
Mantle's career, but reliever
Ryne Duren walked home the
winning run with the bases
loaded in the ninth to give
the Senators a 9-8 win in the
only single game of the holi
day program.
Bob Cerv, Gil McDougald
and Hector Lopez also hit
Yankee home runs but the
Senators twice overcame
threerun deficits to win. Jim
Lemon and Fete Wisenant hit
Washington homers to help
earn Don Lee the victory in
relief.
Indians Win Two
The Indians moved to with
in 1V4 games of the Yankees
bv sweenlng a double-header
irom the Athletics, 4-0 and
7-4; the Tigers broke a five-
game losing streaK Dy tatting
two from tne wnite sox, a-u
and 3-2; and the Red Sox beat
the Orioles. 10-7, In the open
er and then lost the nightcap,
8-6.
In the National league, the
Giants beat the Cubs 4-0 and
then played a 14-inning, 1-1
tie that was halted by dark
ness; the Dodgers came back
to beat the Cardinals, 5-4, aft
er losing me opener, o-; auu
the Reds split with the Phils,
winning the first game, 5-0,
and dropping the nightcap,
5-2.
.aka soiiwiu " " i-
four hits in pitching the Gi
ants to victory over the Cubs.
Bob Schmidt drove in three
runs with a homer and single
and Willie Mays hit his 18th
homer. Orlando Cepeda's
fourth-inning double tied the
score in the nightcap and then
the pitchers battled it out un
til darkness set in.
Roger Craig, making his
first start since May 2, pitched
the Dodgers to their second-
game victory with the help
of homers by Norm Sherry
and Gil Hodges - his 351st.
In the opener, Daryl Spencer
and Walt Moryn each hit a
two-run homer to ease the
way to Ernie Broglio's ninth
victory.
MNESCORES:
National League
Jhila 000 000 000 0 4 0
ClnclnnaU ...200 100 02x 5 11 0
Green (1-2) and Neeman. Dal-
fymple (7); Hook (7-71 and Bailey
HR Pott.
Phlla 000 201 0205 9 2
Cincinnati ... 000 000 2002 8 p
Conley (4-41 and Coker. Nuxhall,
Brosnan (8), McLlih (9i and Bailey,
House (8). Loser Nuxhall (1-4).
Jin nerrcra.
(1st game, 10 Innings)
Pitta. 001 030 200 08 9
-Miiuf nno no) 221 1 7 9
Friend. Green (8). Face (S) and
Smith; Burdette. McMahon (7),
Spahn (8) and Crandall. Winner
Spahn (7-5). Loser Face (5-41. HR
tOnA ffamel
tmhnrffh 320 001 0017 10 0
Milwaukee ... 200 000 0002 6 0
Haaaix ana ourgew,
Tlnmot (1). Plehe (3). Burdette (6),
McMahon (8) and Crandall. Loser
jay (2-4).
Mat Mriinl
Los Angeles ..110 000 0002 12 1
fit In( 202 000 20 x 6 6 1
Koufax, L. Sherry (1), McDevllt
di onrt Rnaohnrn- Rrntrlln (0-4) and
Smith. Loser L. Sherry (6-6). HR
Spencer,
I'JnA mime)
los Angeles ..001 201 0105 7 0
ot t .mi ( inn inn nnt 4 10 1
. Craig, Roebuck (9) and N. Sher
ry. aaaecKi, nnngeH ot, uuu
8' ana snwauKi. winner urmg
(2-1). Loser Sadeckt (2-4), HR
ji, anerry, Hoages.
&an Iran! 010 021 0004 0 1
Chicago 000 000 0000 4 0
San ford (8-Hi. and sen mi til
Ellsworth. Freeman (7), Drabow-
akv 9) and He nan. A verm t
I.oaer Ellsworth (4-0). HR
pcnmiat, mays.
(2nd game, called after H Innings,
aarnncui
8, F. 000 100 000 000 001 7 1
Chi. ..010 000 000 000 001 0
SAFE AT THIRD Hank Aaron, Milwaukee right fielder,
reaches third base with a triple in the 7th Inning in the first
of two games with the Pittsburgh Pirates Monday. The
Braves came from behind to
league-leading Pirates took
the picture are Pirate hurler
man Don Hoak and umpire
STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pel. GB
Pittsburgh 44 28 .611
Milwaukee 40 31 .3113 3j
San Francisco .39 33 .542 5
St. Louis 37 37 .500 8
Los Angeles 36 37 .493 8'i
Cincinnati 35 37 .486 9
Ph adelohia J 30 44 .405 15
Chicago 28 42 .400 15
Monday's Results
tincinnau a, rnuaaeipnia o list)
Philadelphia 5. Cincinnati 2 (2nd)
Milwaukee 7. Pittsburgh 6 list
10 innings!
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St. Louis 6. Los Angeles 2 (1st)
Los Angeles 5. St. Louis 4 (2nd!
San Francisco 4, Chicago 0 (1st!
San Francisco 1. Chicago 1 (2nd.
called after 14 innings)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L
Pel.
GB
New York
Cleveland
.43
..42
.44
.39
.34
.31
.27
26
28
33
34
37
38
45
45
.623
.600 1 i
.571 3
.334 6
.479 10
.449 12
375 17'i
.366 18
Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Kansas city ,
Boston
.26
Monday's Results
uoston id, Baltimore 7 (lit)
Baltimore 8. Boston 6 (2nd)
Detroit 3, Chicago 0 (so
Detroit 3. Chicago 3 42nd)
Cleveland 4, Kansas City 0 fit)
Cleveland 7. Kansas City 4 (2nd)
Washington 9. New York ft
V L
.5 1
.4 2
Pet.
33
.666
GB
Tri-City
Yakima
Lewis ton
Wenatchee
2
.400
.200
.166
Salem
1
Eugene 1
Monday s Jesuits
Lewiston 10-6, Eugene 9-0
Salem 12. Wenatchee 5
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W L Pet
GB
Spokane .48
Sacramento 45
Tacoma 43
.593
.459 3',
.538 41
.513 6,
.513 6',
.450 ll'j
.440 121,
.400 13
Salt Lake 40
SeatUe 40
Vancouver 36
San Diego 37
Portland 30
Monday's Results
-Sacramento 5, San Diego 3 fist)
Sacramento 3, San Diego 1 (2nd)
Salt Lake 2. Tacoma 1 (1st. 11
innings)
Tacoma 13, bait Lake 3 (2nd, 7
innings)
PorUand 15. Vancouver 0
SeatUe 11. Spokane 3
Lilejeholm Wins
Bend - Tourney
Bend -UIPD- Tom Lilejeholm
of Portland won the Mirror
Pond golf tournament Mon
day for the second year in a
row.
Lilejeholm shot a 33-34-67
Monday for a two-day total of
139. This was seven strokes
ahead of Ron Weber of Kelso
who had a 146. In third place
was Millard Porter of Madras
with 147.
PISTONS GET GUNTHER
Detroit-IIIPD - The Detroit
Pistons of the National Bas
ketball association have ob
tained the rights to Dave Gun-
ther, former University of
Iowa star, from the Phila
delphia Warriors.
AGE'S NO BARRIER
New York-tUPD-Charlie Con-
erly, oldest active player in
the National Football League
and No. 1 quarterback for
the New York Giants, will be
39 in September.
Antonclll. Miller (2). Byerly (10),
Maranda (111 and Schmidt, Land
rith (10): Anderson, Elston (10) and
xappe, negan (U)
American League
(1st game)
Baltimore ....204 000 100 7 13 0
Boston 000 320 05x 10 14 0
Barber, Wllhclm (5) and Court
ney; Monhouquette. Sturdivant (4),
Hlllman (5. Fornieles (7). F. Sulli
van (0) and Sadowskl, Nixon (6),
winner Fornieles (5-1). Loser
Wilhelm (5-6). HR Gelgcr.
(2nd eame)
Baltimore 103 200 0208 16 2
Boston 000 105 0006 12 2
Walker, Jones (6). Hoeft (7 and
Triandos; Borland, Sturdivant (4),
Muffett (7). Fornieles (9) and Nix
on. Winner Hoelt (1-1). Loser
muiieu lu-t).
(1st game)
Chicago 000 000 0000 3
Detroit 020 000 10X 3 7
Baumann, Donovan (3), Rush (7)
and Ginsbere: Btinnlnff ffl-.1l nnri
Wilson. Loser Baumann (4-4). HR
uoiaviio.
(2nd game)
Chicago 000 110 000 2 6 1
Shaw (7-8) and Lollar; Bruce,
aisier i.n ana oernerci, winner
Siller (3-2). HR Slcvcrs, Cash.
(1st game) '
Kansas City . 000 000 0000 3 1
Cleveland 120 000 lox 4 0 I
Herbert, Kutyna 18) and Kravltz,
Bell (7-6) and Romano. Loser
Herneri (3-D).
(2nd game)
Kansas City ..000 010 2014 10 2
uicveinna 002 2uu 03x 7 11 1
Kucks, Trowbridge (3), Kutyna
uni vu ioi miiu i-. ivme.v; auwi
field, Klinpstcln 16) and Romano.
winner Howsrieid (4-4). Loser
kucks (1-3). Hn Asnromonte Ho.
mano (2).
New York ....300 131 0008 It 1
Washington .111 022 0119 10 2
uoates, uroa in), oanicr (hi. iju-
ren (81 and Howard. Bcrra (91!
Woodeshlck, Moore (5), Hernandez
(7), Lee 18) and Batley. Winner-
Lee (4-ai. Loser uuren (2-3 .HK-
Mantle, Lopez, McDougald, Cerv,
Ltemon, wnuenani.
!JL
win the first game 7-6 but the
the second contest. Others In
Bob Friend (19), IMrd base
Jocko Conlon.. (UPI Telephoto)
SF Blanks
Cubs 4-0;
Move to LA
Los Angeles (DPD The San
Francisco Giants return to the
Pacific Coast tonight with
young fireballlng Mike Mc
cormick (9-4) meeting the Los
Angeles Dodgers' Johnny
Podres (7-6) to open a two-
game scries.
Giant pitchers were hotter
than those well-known Fourth
of July firecrackers Monday.
They allowed only 13 hits in
23 innings but could claim
just one victory during the
Holiday doubleheader.
Jack Sanford tossed a neat
four-hit shutout in the opener
as the Giants beat Chicago,
4-0. But the nightcap was
called after 14 innings when
darkness set in on lightless
Wrigley Field with the score
tied 1-1.
Largest Cub crowd of the
season, 36,569, saw the Giants
move to within five games of
league-leading Pittsburgh, and
one and a half of runner-up
Milwaukee. The two pace-set
ters split with each other.
Willie Mays slammed a
homer and a double during
three trips in the first game
and went 2-for-6 in the second
to boost his major league
leading mark to .371. The
centerfielder also extended
his consecutive game hitting
streak to 19.
Sanford earned his eighth
victory against five setbacks
while facing just 32 men, five
over the minimum. He didn't
allow a hit until rookie Ron
Santo blooped a double to
lead off the fifth.
The Giants took a 1-0 lead
in the second when Bob
Schmidt singled home Felipe
Alou, who had doubled.
Schmidt blasted his fourth
homer of the season in the
fifth, to send home Andre
Rodgers, who also smacked a
two-bagger. Mays added the
final tally with his 18th
roundtripper ot the campaign
in the sixth.
Dick Ellsworth, the starter,
went six innings and was
charged with his fourth loss.
Don Blasingame's consecu
tive batting string was halted
at nine games.
In the second, Giant starter
Johnny Antonclll loaded the
bases in the second on two
walks and a double. Manager
Tom Sheehan then waved in
Stu Miller, who ended the
rally with only one run scor
ing on a sacrifice fly.
San Francisco tied it in the
fourth as Mays and Willie
Kirkland each singled and Or
lando Cepeda doubled.
The marathon lasted four
hours and 10 minutes.
WIN SOCCER GAME
New York - (UPI) - Bangu of
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil,
trounced Sam Doria of Ge
noa, Italy, 4-0, Monday in a
game in the six-team, 15
game International Soccer
league competition.
TEAMS TRAVEL FAR
Cincinnati-flJPB - The eight
National League teams will
log an estimated 216,511 miles
of travel during the season
the equivalent of about 8vi
times around the world.
Arraignment Due
In Marine's Death
Oceanside, Calif. (UPll-Eight-
een-year-old Aristo G. Torres
Jr. was to be arraigned today
on a murder charge In the
fatal stabbing of an Oregon
Marine.
Torres was booked in
Oceanside jail Monday night
on suspicion of murder and
police said he admitted stab
bing fatally Marine Pvt. Den
nis Virgil Parker, 21, Port
land. Also held for questioning
were two other youths. They
were Manuel Crulz, 20, a dish
washer, and Fred Zavala, 19
a Marine from Camp Pendle
ton,
Two Beavers
Named PCL
All-Stars
Seattle OIHil - The roster for
the Pacific Coast league all-
star team was released here
today from the office of Dew
ey Soriano, league president.
lhe all-star club, managed
by Sacramento Solon mentor
Ernie White, will meet Spo
kane Monday at Spokane. In
case of rain, a second date,
July 12, has been set for the
game at Spokane.
Slated to sec action on the
mound for the combination
squad are Juan Marichal, Ta
coma; Ray Rippelmeyer, Seat
tle; Chuck Nichols, Vancou
ver; and Tom Parsons, Salt
Lake City.
Catchers named to the team
include Tom Haller, Tacoma;
Hal Bevan, Seattle, and Char
lie White, Vancouver.
At first base will be Gordy
Coleman, Seattle, and Ray
Barker, Vancouver. Jim Bau-
mer, Salt Lake City, and Dan
ny O Connell, Tacoma. will be
at second base. Shortstops
will be Jose Pagan, Tecoma,
and Buddy Peterson, Sacra
mento.
League leading hitter Harry
Bright, Salt Lake City, is the
first choice at third with
George Freese, Portland, also
in at the hot-spot. Utility in
fielders include R. C. Stevens,
Salt Lake City, and J. C. Mar
tin, San Diego.
All-star outfielders will be
Bill Causion, Portland; Al
Heist, Sacramento; Floyd Rob
inson, San Diego; Tim Bolger,
Sacramento, and Joe Taylor,
Seattle.
Relay Entries
Can Obtain AAU
Cards at Pool
Swimmers who plan to ent
er the Mcdford relays on Sat
urday, July 9, will be able to
obtain Amateur Athletic
Union cards at Hawthorne
park pool on the day of the
meet. City Recreation Super
visor Ken Lyons, has an
nounced.
Medford Parks and Recre
ation Director Robert Ha-
worth has been designated
southern Oregon district com
missioner for the Oregon
AAU and will Issue cards to
natators who have not ob
tained them in advance from
Portland.
The relay meet will have
29 events each 160 yards long
for boys and girls in 10 and
under, 11-12, 13-14 and 15-16
age groups. Preliminaries are
slated for morning and finals
in the afternoon. Entrants are
being limited to a maximum
of four events.
Participation of swimmers
from Prineville, Bend, Klam
ath Falls and North Bend has
been indicated. Invitations
have been sent out to more
than 50 communities in west
ern states with entry deadline
set for Wednesday.
White-Negro
Clash Averted
Gulfport, Miss. - UIPD A
Mississippi sheriff and 23 dep
uties broke up an angry
crowd of 250 white persons
and 80 Negroes who were
arguing over rights to a picnic
area and baseball diamond
Monday.
The picnic area in the De-
Soto National Forest north of
this Gulf Coast city is normal
ised by white persons. The
Negroes staged a holiday out
ing there and refused to give
up the baseball diamond to a
white group.
"Some of the whites had
threatened to go home and
get their guns," Sheriff Curtis
Dedeaux said. "And one of
the Negroes said something
about bringing 100 more
Negroes to the park as rein
forcements." "I told them I feared for
the safety of both the whites
and the Negroes, he said
"The crowd broke up with no
blows exchanged but I'm
afraid there would have been
real trouble if we had not
been there."
Spy Plane Pilot
Due Public Trial
Moscow IUPD - Statements
by a high Soviet official indi
cated today that captured U2
spy plane pilot Francis G
Powers will be tried publicly
in a civil court rather than by
a secret military tribunal.
Central Committee Secre
tary Frol Kozlov said the trial
would be "open" and that the
public would be admitted to
it. Military courts are closed
to the public. He made the
statements at the American
embassy where he attended
Independence Day celebra
tions, Kozlov told newsmen he
did no', know when the Amer
ican pilot would go on trial
for espionage,
Chicago-IUPD-John Morris of
the Chicago Bears won the
National Football League
punt return championship In
1959 by averaging 12.2 yards
per return.
SIPODIMFS
Westerfeld Leads Bevos
To 15-9 Win Over Vans
By ROY WEBSTER
Uniied Press International
Spokane's Indians found out
Monday night that the Seattle
Rainicrs can only take so
much and then they retaliate.
With outfielder Joe Taylor
leading the way at lhe plnte,
the Riilnlers blasted out an
11-3 decision over tho longue
leaders after havim n-rj
two defeats In a row at the
All-Comers
Track Tiff
Saturday
Second In the scries of
Southern Oregon All-Comers
Track meets will be held on
Saturday, July 9, at the Ash
land High school oval.
There again will be compe
tition in junior, high school
and college or open divisions.
The series of six cinder and
field meets are being sponsor
ed by Southern Oregon col
lege, Ashland high and Mcd
ford city recreation depart
ment. Entry blanks are avail
able from the recreation de
partments of southern Oregon
towns. However, post entries
will be taken Saturday and
advance entrance is not re
quired. There will be rivalry in 10
and under, 11-12, 13-14 and
15-16 age levels in the junior
divisions for boys and girls.
High school and college divis
ions are for males only. All
regular prep and college
events will be run if there are
sufficient entries.
Events in other brackets
will be fewer in number with
some distances shortened.
An entry fee of 25c per
participant will be charged
for this Saturday's meet. The
money will be used to help
pay for awards. Ribbons
mounted on certificates will
be awarded to the first five
placers in each event.
Wright Wins
Ladies Open
French Lick, Ind. BIPD
Mickey Wright, a 25-year-old
California blond today was
the first player ever to win
the ladies Professional Golf
ers association championship
for the second time as well as
the first pro to win three
tournaments this year.
Miss Wright noted as the
longest hitter ever In wom
en's golf slashed three strokes
off par for the Sheraton
Country club's hill course
with a 71 Monday to post a
292 total for 72 holes, four
under par, and win top mon
ey of $1,500 in the. $8,500
event.
She won the LPGA crown
in 1958 at Pittsburgh for her
first time and earlier this year
she captured the Sea Island
and Tampa opens. Her victory
lifted her into third place in
the 1960 earnings competi
tion with $8,992 for the year.
Louise Suggs, Atlanta, Ga.
was one under the tourna
ment par with 295 for second
money of $1,150. Betsy
Rawls, Spartanburg, N. C.
shot a 301 and third place
money of $860.
Rocket Explodes;
11 Persons Hurt
Salt Lake City - IUPD - A
skyrocket plummeted to earth
and exploded before a group
of spectators at a Fourth of
July fireworks display Mon
day night. Eleven persons
were injured, one seriously
The rocket fortunately
missed a larger gathering of
several thousand persons.
Tho shell was fired into
the air but failed to explode.
It dropped to the ground and
exploded west of the Utah
State Fairgrounds horse barns
and away from the main area
where several thousand per
sons were watching the show.
The rocket, about five in
ches in diameter, went very
high and vanished from sight.
Suddenly it landed and ex
ploded.
Collision Kills
St. Helens Girl
Corvallis - fflPH - A young'
woman tentatively Identified
as Sally Jean Comstock. 22
St. Helens, was killed about
8:45 a.m, today when her car
and a panel truck collided on
Highway 20, between Albany
and Corvallis.
The victim was traveling
alone In her car when it col
lided with the panel truck,
In which driver Lowell Llndh,
28, Corvallis, was also alone.
Llngh was taken to Albany
General hospital, where he
underwent emergency sur
gery.
hands of the Eastern Wash
ington club.
Taylor clobbered two doub
les, a triple and a home run
and drove in four tallies. Ev
ery Rainier player but pitch
er Don Rudolph collected lit
least one safe hit, It was, Ru
dolph's sixth win against four
losses as he struck out seven
and allowed but six hits, two
of which were homers.
Second place Sacramento
moved to within three and
one-half games of the Indians
with a pair of wins over San
Diego, 5-3 and 3-1. Tacoma,
now in third place, split a
twin bill with Salt Lnko, los
ing the opener, 2-1, In 11 In
nings, and taking tho night
cap, 13-3. Portland belted
Vancouver In a single game,
15-9.
At Portland, It was the big
bat of catcher Daryl Wester
feld that was a big aid in put
ting the Beavers past Van
couver. Westerfeld had flve-runs-batted-ln
on a two-run
homer, a triple and two sing
les. Three other Beavers also
had round trippers. Gerry Ma
son put a two-run homer over
the fence, Bill Wilson had a
solo clout and Mike Baxcs hit
a one-run blow.
Ray Barker had four for
five at the plate to lead the
Mountie attack. Joe Durham
had two one-run homers and
Jim Dykes put another three
run ball out of the park In the
ninth for the British Colum
bia club.
There were 31 hits In the
game, 17 for Portland and 14
for Vancouver. Lynn Loven
guth took the win for a record
of 9-6 and Julio Navarro was
the loser.
I.INESCORKS:
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Spokane 000 100 020 3 It 0
Huooipn and nevan: Wheeler.
Younc (31. O'Dnnnell (6). Smallev
(0) and Paxllaront.
(lit lame)
Sacramento . 110 031 0003 13 0
San Dlcco 000 000 120 3 10 1
watKina. rox IB) and Hnielll; Mc
Brida, Peter 3l and Thomai.
(2nd camel
Sacramento . 001 non 020 3 8 0
San Dieao . 010 000 000 1 S n
Brown and Barragan: Barnec and
Thomai.
flit game. 11 Innincil
Salt Lake 100 000 000 011 ( I)
Tacoma. .. 000 000 010 001 fl 0
Witt and Ha 1: riiher. Monr.nl
(B l and Haller.
(2nd fame!
Salt Lake .......1(10 (130 O 3 S 0
Taroma 010 003 x 13 13 0
Howe, peooer (II. Pll etre (1).
and Sllvera: Marchai and Revelra.
Vancouver . 000 103 023 9 14 1
Portland 031 044 03x 13 17 0
Navarro. Cauev ISl. and Wh te.
wuion 10): Lovenrutn. umrin (u),
Kennedy (B) and Weaterfeld.
Myers Victor
At Coos Bay
uoos Bay-IUPB-Kcnt Myers
won the 18th annual South
west Oregon golf tournament
Monday with a 2 and 1 vic
tory over Daryl Winn of
Eugene.
Myers, who was a seml-fl-nalist
in the recent OGA
championship, got to the fi
nals by defeating Dick Hancn
of Coos Bay 6 and 5 In Mon
day's morning round.
Winn got to the finals with
a 1-up victory over Sully
Close of Prineville.
55 QUALIFY FOR OPEN
Toronto-WPD-A lone Austra
lian and 13 American pros
managed to shoot par or bet
ter as a total of 55 swingers
qualified for the opening
round Wednesday of the 51st
Canadian Open golf chom
pionship.
WINS LARGEST PURSE
San . Juan, P.R. - IUPD - Stan-
am, owned by Stanley Sag
nor of Baltimore, Md., col
lected the largest purse In
Puerto Rican racing history,
$17,025, when he won the
mlle-and-one-sixlcenth July
Fourth cup Monday at the El
Commandanto race track.
WITHDRAWN FROM RACE
Inglcwood, Calif.- IUPD -Victoria
Park, Canada's cham
pion three-year-old, has been
withdrawn from next Satur
day's $100,000 Hollywood
Derby because of swelling in
his front legs, trainer Horatio
Luro said today.
That's what some say... but
mighty pretty handling, tweet
power, attractive economy In
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Medford Junior Legion
Nine Plays GP Tonight
Medford American Legion
junior baseball li'tim, which
must win all Its remaining en
counters to sluy In running
for lhe Area 4 soulhern di
vision laurels, will moot the
cellar club of lhe circuit hero
this evening In Its effort tu
keep Its hopes altvo.
Tho Coca Cola - sponsored
Post 15 club (2-5) opposes
Grants Pass (1-7) lit 8 p.m. at
Cheney field. Grants I'iism Is
out of the division race but
still can bo n spoiler of other
tennis' ambitions.
A crucial brush shapes up
for Wednesday night at tho
Cheney diamond. First place
Klamath Falls (7-1) and sec
ond running Central Point
Cheney Studs (5-2) battle at
8 p.m. A Klamath win would
stretch its lead to 2'ii games
over Central Point and would
eliminate Medford from the
chine.
Modford Has Non-Lenguor
Other league games this
week arc Medford against
Cheney Studs here on Friday
and Grants Puss at Klamath
Falls on Saturday.
On Wednesday evening
Medford will oppose Klamath
Falls No, 2 In a non-encounter
Palmer Tames
Scotland Links
St. Andrews, Scotland -(IJPO-
Arnold Palmer, the long
driving American champion
who played it close to tho vest
In the opening round, set out
to tame St. Andrews' old
course today In the second
qualifying test for the British
Open golf tournament.
The Ligonivr, Pa., muscle-
man carved out a flvc-under-par
67 on the so-called new
course Monday to pace the
American invaders in the rec
ord field of 390 players from
28 countries.
Using his trusty No. 1 Iron
off the tee because he "wanted
safe round for qualifying
purposes, Palmer posted six
birdies and one bogey as he
toured the front nine in 35
and mado the return trip In
32 to tic defending champion
Gary Player of South Africa
for the day s best score on
the new course.
Athletics Will
Retain Elliott
Kansas City. Mo.-fllPD-Man-
agcr Bob Elliott ot the
seventh-place Kansas City
Athletics had a vote of con
fidence from the club's man
agement today, while his
pitching staff took some criti
cism.
Parke Carroll, vice prcsl
dent and general manager of
the Athletics, squelched ru
mors that Elliott was on his
way out In his first season
as the A's pilot Monday after
Kansas City had dropped a
doubleheader to the Cleveland
Indians.
Asked if the former Na
tional League All-Star third
baseman was about to be
fired, Carroll exclaimed:
"Good heavens, no! Our
manager Is doing a good Job.
It s pitching we need.
"It Isn't Elliott's fault that
the pitching has collapsed."
Kansas City, one one-half
game out of the American
League cellar, has lost 15 of
Its last 20 games-nine during
the last home stand and six
of the first seven games on
the current road trip.
"We need pitching help
Carroll said, "and we don't
know where to look."
The flavor lasts "on the rocks"
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JULIUS ntlttlt CO., UWRfMCKUID, IMMNl. lUHOlO WHISKtY. U PROOF. Wi QMIN "SUIIIL SPIRITS.
at Memorial stadium, hWlto
City.
Medford and Gnints Puss
luivo spill In (heir previous
loop engngt'iiU'iiU with UP
Inking lhe first ruckus 5 to 3
iiikI Medford the second 4
to 0.
Pitching choli'o for Med
ford tonight will be among
Herb Wheeler, Bob Qulnncy
and Bud Lowery with the GP
selection from Bob Varner,
Paul Blink, mid Denny
Walker.
Correct Times
For Softball
Tussles Listed
Times for two Wednesday
games wore reversed In a
Sundiiy story regarding this
week's play in tho Jackson
County Softball association.
Correct schedule for the
four games at (ho Medford
stadium has the Mull Tribune
unit Civil Service competing
and (ho Cheney Studs and
S and W Floor Covering In
action at 7 p.m. Tho U p.m.
g limes will be National
Guurd versus Timber Prod
ucts and Llthla Lumber
against Butto Falls.
Lato game between Llthla
and Hullo Falls will be tho
Icaturo slnco tho two are tied
for first In the circuit.
Church league Softball Is
silted for this evening. Gumes
at 7 p.m. put First United
Presbyterian against First
Methodist and First Baptist
against Latter Day Saints.
These will be followed with
Westminster P r e i b y t erian
playing First Nazarcno and
Phoenix Presbyterian meet
ing First Christian.
The Baptists and LDS
scmp for lone unbeaten lead.
Souchak Takes
First Money
At Flint Open
Flint. Mlch.-OIPD-MIke Sou
chak heuded homo todny for
a short fishing vacation In
the Cnrollnns with the second
biggest paycheck of his golf
ing career, the $9.0(10 flrst
prlzc purse of the third-annual
Flint open.
Souchak shot a three-umler
par 69 on the final round
Monday for 72-hole total
of 282 and a one-stroke vic
tory over Goy Brewer Jr
Crystal River. Flu., and Art
Wall Jr., Pocono Manor, Pa
It was Mike's 13th tourna
ment victory slnco ha hit the
circuit six years ago, and it
was a comeback struggle all
the way.
The 33-year-old ex-Duke
university football star, who
plays out of Grosslnger, N.Y.,
had to drop a five-foot putt
on the 18th green to avoid
a three-way playoff with
Brewer and Wall.
Souchak, who led through
the first 62 holes of the U.S
open last month, started Mon
day s round one stroke behind
leaders Gene Littler, Mason
Rudolph, Don January and
Brewer.
PORTLANDER IN TIE
Victoria, B.C. - HIPP - Seven
players, Including Biff Lovctt
of Portland, wcro lied for the
lead today at the 18-hole
mark of the Snth annual Pad
fic Northwest amateur golf
championship with even par
60s.
Light from the sun makes
the 93 million mile Journey
to the earth In eight minutes.
pleasing to
pocKeioooK
smooth as
to taste,
CP's Cubs
Make It 2
Over Albany
Memorial Stadium, white
City - Central Point Crater
Cubs dolenlt'd lhe ' Albany
Keen 0 to 4 here yesterday
afternoon for a twii-Kiiiiie holi
day sweep In Junior baseball,
Tho Cubs bnuured lhe Al
bany clly recrcnllon team 6
In 2 on Cheney diamond on
Sunday evening.
Illg Inning for the tinier
gang yesterday was tho first
when It collected four runs.
Theso ciiino on triples by
Mike Gllnes and Jeff Anhorn,
singles by Louis Alvarez and
Pat Pepper and two errors.
Alvurei also three-hoggered
In the contest and he, Gllnes
and Anhorn had two hits
each, Mike Edwards had
double and single for Albany.
Gllnes pitched a three-
hitter for lhe Crater aggrega
tion, whiffing five batsmen
and walking four. Tho Cen
tral Pointers clouled a total
of eight hlls off two Ilec tow
ers, who Issued three bases
on balls and funned four.
I.INKSI'IIIIKi
Alliany on mo - '
Cralrr Clllu "i 003 0 S 4
L'nolev. Hlrltey (0) and Malimel
Clllnea and Anhorn.
Tri-City Downs
Braves Twice
Unlled Prtst International
Winning four games In a
row is quite a feat for any
pitcher, but to win two of
thrm In ono night Is some
what of a record - but Hint's
exactly what Trl-Clly hurler
Don Turk-ton bus done.
The hnrd-throwlng right-
hander Monday nlghl came on
In relief to win both games
for the Braves 5 4 and 12-5
ugulnxt the Ynklma Bears.
The pair of wins put t h
Braves on top of the Iciigut
In serond-hulf play and gav
Tarleton an 11-1 record.
I.ewlston Jumped Into a tic
with Yakima for second pluce
by taking both ends of atlou.
ble-hruder against Eugene, 10-
0 and fl u. In a single game at
Wenatchee, Salem downed tht
Chiefs, 12-5.
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