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,. I WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1080 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE. Pittsburgh Pirates Increase Lead on Rocky Nelson Homers By MILTON IllCHMAN ; United Press Inlornnllonnl I'ltla-liiiigli's pvniiiiiit-lioimd : I'IimU'ji would low lu know Wlllll Suddenly liiipponcd tl) nil tliuHc experts wlui agreed S lliielty Nulmm would nover . lilt miijor lunguu pllchlng. ' The tobacco chewing, Ml ' ycui-uHl Nelson was slumped ' "Hti'lclly it minor Icuguu hll ; tcr" (or the past 111 years, niii.il of which liu spent kick- lull iiroiind llio bushes. Nelson hud been given brief ' trials Willi five different ma jor k'liuuu clubs but lliu l'l- ratos Hi 1 1 1 (ell lit' could help tlium wlit'ii they driificd him 1 from Toronto of the Interna- ' tlomil league III December of i 111511. i Rocky butted n rceclnblc '.'Jill for tilt) l'lriiti' lust year but lie staged perhaps III (bl est pcrforiiiuncv for them .Tuesday night when lie nock ed Muccesnlvi) homers In the liliilli "nil llllli IiiiiIiiks to pro duct' ii 5-4 victory over tliu Hrnvos and increase l'lttx Inirgh's lend to 4 '.a games In the National leuKue rut'u. Hoiniii Wrack Willoy Milwaukee starter Curl ton Vllley took ii 20 lend Into thv ninth when he suddenly wus tunned 'or Nelson's first liouier plus n two-run homer by Don Honk. The Uravcs but tled buck to tic the score gain In the lust of the ninth. ' Mot Dob Skinner shiKlcd In (he 10th mid trotted "round the buses when Nelson depos ited his fifth homer of the year Into the right field bleachers off loser Joey Jliy. I'mil Cllcl, the winner, yield rd the Ilnivos' flnul run In the 10th before Dob Friend mine on to null down the fi lm I out. The Dotliters blunked the Glunts, BO, the Chillies beat the Itcds, l!-0. and the C'nrdi : mils defeated the Cubs, 3-2, In other NL games. ;j In the Amerlcnn league, the : Senators enme from behind to : top the first-place Ynnkecs, 5-3. In 10 Innings, ami the ! Orioles ripped the Red Sox, t 84. In the only other sched ' tiled game. Podroi Wins Eighth Southpaw Johnny Podres held the slumping Glunts to lour hits In scoring his eighth victory over tho Dodgers. Los Angeles collected 11 hits off lour Sun Friinelsco pitchers with Mike McCormlck suffer Iuk the loss. A wild pitch by McCormlck Attention BOWLERS! BOWLING 3 100 Unas for I 1 P.M. to 1 A.M. Dally ASHLAND BOWLING LANES 3 For ff Pickup ind Dilivary or Work Ptr rormod In Your Homo " r SEARS SP 3-6661 FREE ) Kiivo thv Dodgers their first run lu tho fourth and they lidded three more In the sixth on four ninnies and two walks. I'odres, who shuck out seven, ulso halted Willie Mays' lll-giimo hitting streak. Itobln Huberts hurled his first sliutoul of the season for tho l'hlls while llinlllnif the lteds to four hits, 'ihu victory brought Hoberts' record to 5-7. Loser Don Newcombe wus lugged for u run in the sixth on u slnglu, u sacrifice and u double by Tony Gun .ales, mid then yielded anoth er In the seventh on four single. Triple Wins Cam ' Ulll White tripled home the wlniiinK run with two out In the elithth Inning for the Cur tlliiuls uftcr the Cubs hud tied the score ut 2-2 with u pair of runs in the sixth. Llndy Mc Diuilel, who relieved starter Curl Simmons hi the seventh, was the wlnnhiK pitcher anil Don Curdwell the loser. Curd well pitched u no-hitter aualn.it the Curds the last time he faced them on Muy IS. Hob Allison's first home run In nearly three weeks was the blow thnt gave the Senators their victory over the Yankees. Allison hit his luth homer of the senson in the 10th off loser Art Ditmnr followinii two-out simile by Iteno Hertoiu. Starter Ralph Terry led 3 0 until the seventh but the Sen ators scored single runs In the seventh, eighth and ninth. I'cdro Humus wus tunned for HoKer Murls' 2tllli homer with one on In the first liminn and then nave up only one more hit before yielding to winner Chuck Stobhs In the ninth. The loss cut the Yankees' lead to one mime over the Idle sec ond, place Indians. Rookie Chuck Kstradu of the Orioles fired a five-hitter at tho Red Sox for his ninth victory of the year. Among the hits Estrada allowed with two-run burners by Vic Wcrlz and Pumpslc Green. The Ori oles not to loser Tom Brewer for five runs and seven hits in 3 13 innlnKs and then ruked Ted Wills for seven more hits and four runs. Jackie Brundt drove In three runs with three lilts and roo kie Murv Breeding also bud three hits. The victory boost ed tho third -placo Orioles within two games of the top. I.INXSCORilS; Amsrlran l.saus (10 Innings) New York 300 100 O00 0 3 3 0 Waihtnslon 000 000 111 33 0 Terry, niriey mi. immnr tiui nil Ilerra. Ramos, Stohns 10) and Ilnttey, Narason 181. Winner Stohha ffl-31. l.naT Dltniar (7-41. 1111 Maria, Allison. naltlnmre ....0.10 531 000 t H 0 Ilnatnn OOO 020 002 4 3 1 Eatrada (0-4i and Trlandna. Brew er. Wllla (41 and Nixon, liaer Drawer (5-71. Illl Worn. Green. National League St. Louis ono lot 0103 S t Chlraiio 000 002 Olio 2 5 0 Simmons. McDnnlcl. S-hafrrrnoth (01 and Tnppe. Averttl (8). Winner MrDanlel (4-3). Loaer Cardwell (4-tli. lilt llanka. 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Loa ilKrlea 37 (TlM'h'liull 39 J'hllll'lt.'Vila 31 CIlll'HUO . 211 Tllraday'a Iteaulta St. l.oilla 3, CTilruso 2 Loa Aiisulua ti, Kau Kranclaco 0 (nlifhll Plllahuriih 3, Milwaukee 4 (10 InnliiKa. nlithtl I'lillnflelphln 2, Cincinnati 0 (nlslltl AMKItll.AN I.KAI1IJK W. I.. 43 37 1'rt. .1114 .1100 Now York .... Cleveland .... Ilallltiiora .... t'lilcaao Detioll Waahlnglnn .. Kuiikub Clly Iloaton 42 2S .... 49 33 .377 .334 3't .4711 (Hi .4.97 II .37.9 17 ll'll IB ..37 4.9 Ull 4(1 Tllt-kday'a Iteaulta lliiltliuorn u, lloalon 4 lulshtl WiialilnKlou A, Ni.w York 3 Inlstit) (Only guinea arhedulcd) Wrdnraday'a I'ruhalilr Pllrhrra Wiiatilnston at Iloaton inlifht) Krullck I3-III va. Coaule (2-7), New York at nmtliuorc Inlsht). I'Al IHC COAST I.KAfi IIK I.. 1'rt. 9H9 .3.14 .331 Spokane Siii-iiHitenlo 'I'nenina Keallle Salt Lake ... Vancouver ... San Diego ... Portland . . ...4H 34 .411 37 . 43 33 . 42 3S .. 40 311 .. 37 44 38 47 30 47 .33.9 -WO O'i .4.97 10', .447 II I , JOO 13!, Tlleadav'B Hraulta Nruttlc 4. Portland I (lat. 7 In lilncal .Seattle II. Portland 3 (2ndl Vancouver 0. Spokane 3 (12 In nlnsa) San Dleso 4. Tacome 3 Sacraiuentn 8. Salt Lake 3 NoitTiiwr.sr u:n. Pel. (ill Yakima Trl-Clty .... I.ewlaton ... Wenatchee Salem Kusrne .714 .714 .714 ..9111) I S xa 2 ', .143 4 3 2 1 Ttlrailay'B Keaulla Yakima 4, Trl-Clly 1 1-wlalon 7, Kusene 4 Wenatchee 7, Salem t Natators Bill Klamath Jaunt Mcdford's munlcipul swim ming team will competo in the Klumnth Falls Invitational Swimming ind Diving meet to he held on July 16. Competition will be both In age groups and in senior events. Preliminaries will start at 8 a.m. The, Hawthorne purk swim ming pool will b eloscd to tho public on July 9 during the first annual Mcdford re lays. The Jackson park pool will be open. RICHEST LADIES' GOLF Warren, Ohio - IUPD - The Warren Open, richest tourna ment in tile Ladles Profession al Golf association history, opened today with a field of 70 swingers competing In proamntettr prelimlnory. To day's scoring meant nothing us far as distribution of the $16,000 prize Is concerned, since medal play will not get underway until Thursday over the 6.6240 - yard Trumbull Country club course. Hnherla (3-7) and Dnlrymple. Newcombe 13-11) mid Bailey. Knn Franclaco 000 000 01100 4 3 Loa Atmelea .000 103 40x 8 11 1 McCormlck. Byerly IT, Shipley 17), Antnnelll 171 and Schmidt. Podrea IB-Ill and N. Sherry. Plg nalnno (B). Loaer McCormlck (11-3). ONLY ..3 1 00 ..4I88 SOI Eair Jackion Strait IN MEDFORD SHOPPING CENTER Open Monday and Friday 'Til 9 SP 3-6661 FREE PARKING SPORTS Little Loop Cleaned Out Newurk, N-J.-IUWI-Thoro 1 no Joy ut the Chancellor Ave. pluyxraund-llic Little leuifut.' lum been eleuned out. A luumlry truck pulled Into Untenniin Field lust month to pick up 14(1 noilcd unlnrmn IicIoiikImk to elifht tcunis In the Little League. Abe Gurtlzky of the Chan cellor Youth council aald the uniform were worth $2,000 and presumably arc In a laun dry nomowliere. But, Gurltzky nald, the laundry wasn't authorized to pick them up, the field's cus todian fulled to Kd a receipt, and nobody remembers the nuinc of the luundry. League Leaders NATIONAL I.KAd 'layer it Club U. UK All It. 2114 OH 174 29 323 411 272 90 2118 4(1 204 42 280 90 237 3(1 229 24 272 33 1 117 28 II. Pel. iii4 aim 110 .349 100 .328 88 .324 113 .323 03 .310 07 Jll 73 J08 00 J07 B3 J09 00 305 Muya, S. K 74 barker. I.. A 3U Oronl, Plratei ,.74 Aahhurn, Chi 72 Clnililc, Pitta 71 White. St. 1 74 Skinner, Pitta. . 73 Woltcra, Phil H Atlcofk. Mil 00 Krklnd, S. T. ...74 Wllla, L. A 71 AMKItll.'AN I.KAIil K Player ii club U. AH R. II. Pel. 02 .333 90 J33 00 .320 81 211 01 .320 37 317 77 310 87 314 78 303 S3 -204 03 304 Kunnrla, Dub. . Gcnllle. Hal. ... MlnoBu, Chi. ... Maria, N. Y. ... Kuenn, Cleva. . l.opez, N. Y. ... ... 70 278 40 . 71 177 33 ....73 270 43 . 87 292 92 00 293 42 ... 90 180 31 SKwrn, . x. ... Smith. Chi Power. Clevc. . (Jrdner, Waah. . Plcraal. Cleve. , 04 244 24 72 277 40 04 231 31 8D 280 41 01 214 37 Hllna Halted In American l.eacue Marls. Yan kees OU; Genule, Orioles 37: Skow rn, Yankees 91: Hansen. Orioles 91: Mlmiso, White Sox 90. national l.easue Hanks. Cubs 71: Mays, Giants 04: Aaron. Hraves 03; Cepeda, Giants 90: Clemente, Pirates 93. Home Runs American Leacue Marls. Yan kees 20; Lemon. Senators 20; Man tle. Yankcca 20; Held, Indiana 14; Williams, Hed Sox 14; Colavlto, Ti lers 14. national i.eatu Hanks, cuds 24: Aaron, Bravea 22; Boyer. Cards 10: Mays, Giants 18: Mathews, Braves 10; Cepeda, Giants 10. I'llchlni American League Coates. Yan kees 9-0: Hrown, Orioles 7-2: Per ry, Indians 0-3; Stobhs. Senators 8-2: Grant, Indians 0-2. National Lrasue Roebuck, Dodgers 0-1: Law. Pirates 11-3; Williams. Dodcers 7-2: rarrell. Phlla 0-2: Buhl. Braves 8-3: Purkey. Red 8-3. Mike Souchak 4th in Money Duncdin, Fla. -WrD- Mike Souchak, who picked u p ,000 for his victory In the Bulck Open at Flint, Mich., has moved into fourth place among pro golf s top money winners. The former Duke football player from Grossingcr, N.Y., boosted his earnings this year to $29,400, giving him a $100 edge over fifth place Jerry Barber. The Professional Golfers association figures show that Arnold Palmer still holds a comfortable lead with earn ings of $66,600. Dow Finster wald remains a distant second with $35,500, followed by Ken Vcnturi with $30,500. Joe Mozel Out Of Tournament St. Andrews. Scotland -ffiPD- Vnlnran tfnlffr Jnf Mozel Of Portland, Ore., was the last American to finish in tne British Open golf tournament Tuesday. He was seven strokes too high to qualify. Mozel snot a 77-is ior ao holes. Minimum qualifying was 147. "Thpv wouldn't let a dog out In this weather but I guess we're only golfers," he cracked as he dashed to the clubhouse in heavy rain with visibility down to 30 feet. Skiing in July Hurts Colorado Man Colorado Springs, Colo. (UPD -Hownrd Riggs, 40. was re covering today from head and back injuries and a broken rieht leg - Incurred while sw ing on Pikes Peak on the Fourth of July. Somalia Recommended As Member of UN United Nnllons, N. Y. (UPB- The Security Council Tuesday unanimously r e c o mmcndod admission of the newly-indo- pendent stale of Somalia as the 871H member oi me unit ed Nations. CUPPERS PICKED San Francisco - HOT - Two St. Louis stars today were nnmnri 111 till' U.S. Davis ClID sqund for the tie with Canndit starting nt Quebec on July l. Earl Bttchholz and Charles MnKlnlnv nf St. Louis. Ber nard Bnrtzen, Dallas, Tex., and Barry MncKny, Dnyton, Ohio, wore named on the team to represent the United Slates, Call Ken Noal, SP 3-4739 for your Logging and Road Building Equipment Bondod Buy Uied Equipment Crater Lnke Machinery Co Yankee Delegation In British Golf Cut To Just By HENRY THORNBERRY St. Andrews, Scotlund-luTli-The venerable 58 - year - old Gene Surar.cn und musculur, younK Arnold Palmer set out today at the head of a slim four man American delega tion shooting for the British Open golf chumplonshlp. Besides barazen and Palm er, tho only two Yunks nble to qualify for the 72-hole cen tennlul British Open were Bill Johnson of Provo, Utah, and Jack Isaacs, civilian pro at the Langlcy Air Force Base In Virginia. 18 Yanks Full Eighteen other Americans failed to shoot the qualifying score of 147 or lower In the two 18-holc rounds that were played Monday and Tuesday on the old and the new courses at St. Andrews, These quullfylng scores were forgot ten for the four rounds of the championship proper which winds up with 36 holes on Friday. Gary Player of South Af rica, the defending champion, demonstrated he should make a strong bid to retain the title when he won the qualify ing medal with 67-68-135. But it was Sarazen, the gentleman farmer from Ger- mantown, N.Y., who won the hearts of his American col leagues and many in the Local Legion Studs, KF Vie Tonight; Medford Faces KF No. 2 AREA 4 STAN11INGS (Southern utvlalon) w. Klamath Falls 7 Pet .873 .714 .375 .111 Centra Point ,. S Medlord 3 Grants Paas 1 Mcdford American Legion Junior baseball gang, with a 10-run Inning and with six players swatting two or more hits, fortified Its third place position In the southern divis ion of Area 4 last nignt ana shoved Granta Pass deeper into the cellar. The Post 15-Coca Cola club won 16 to 4 at Cheney Held here. An Important league en counter and a uun-counUng scrape art on th slate thuj eveninsT. Central Point Cheney Studa entertain Klamath Fall No. 1 at 8 p.m. at Cheney diamond in a crucial division ruckus. Mcdford at the same hour will meet Klamath Falls No. 2 at Memorial stadium, White City. A Klamath No. 1 win over CP would give the front-running Pelican towners a 2V4 game gap over the second spot Studs and all but cinch the title. The Cheney nine, nevertheless, has the oppor tunity to tighten up the chase and make it torrid contention for the mantle. Central Point victory would hack the KF margin In the standings to a half game. Savan Hits In Inning Mcdford's 10-run canto last night was the sixth when seven hits were put with three errors, three bases on balls, two wild pitches, a passed ball and two stolen bases. Post 15 had 15 batting turns during the frame. Bob Quinney spurred the Medford 15-hit offensive with three safeties and four runs batted In. Jim Calhoun also had three safe socks for the home club and Dick Ragsdalc, Crag Laurance, Jim Barry and Bud Lowry had two apiece. Both of Barry's blasts were three-bnse blows and Quinney also tripled for Med ford. Lowrey threw six-hit ball for Medford, fanning batters seven times and walking four. Gary Holmes doubled and singled for GP. Paul Blinka tripled and Gary Stevens had a two-base swat. Blinka, on the hill for Grants Pass, whiffed four and walked five. Two Triples in Sixth Qulnncy's three-baser and one by Barry came in the big sixth when Laurance singled twice and Calhoun, Mike Neathamer and Lowcry safe tied each once. The foes in tonight's count ing game here have split In their previous action. Klam ath downed Central Point 2 to 0 in their first league meet ing of the slnte and the Studs were victors 4 to 3 the next CLOGSTONS Metal Weather Stripping and Screens lilimites Gladly Phone SP 1-1014 Evenings Four Men British gullery who braved the rain and the high winds to wutch Tuesday's rounds. Saraien Btvanth Surazen, winner of the Bri tish Open crown back in 1032, shot a par 72 Tuesday to go with Monday's 69 to tie for seventh place among the 74 qualifiers with an aggregate of 141 strokes. "Gee, wouldn't Walter Ha gen have loved to see this!" he said grlnningly as he left the 18th green in a neavy downpour. The 30 -year -old Palmer, who was not quite three when Sarazen won his first British Open crown, scored a 36-39-75 Tuesday after shooting a 67 Monday. That 142 left him one stroke behind Sarazen and well within the qualify ing range, but he was not satisfied with his game. Tim for Bad Round "If I have to have a bad round, this is the time," Palmer commented. "All I was mainly interested in was qualifying, but I can't remem ber a round in which I had two sixes and a seven on the card." Johnson shot a 76 Tuesday to go with Monday's 70 for a 146 total, while Isaacs barely made the grade when he shot a 73 to go with Monday's 74 for a 147 aggregate. Drubs GP; time. Fourth division clash between the two will be on July 15 at Klamath Falls. Bill Anhorn likely will do the chucking for CP tonight with Wally Palmberg . his probable rival on the mound. l.INESCOKE: Grants Pass 001 002 1 4 8 7 Medford ... 012 03(101 x 10 19 2 Blinka and Stevens; Lowcry and tiarry, kjiu wi. Women's Golf JUNIOR DIVISION Winners of last week's Rogue Valley Country club Junior golf play were Jill Christiansen with low gross score of 19 and Laurie Legaa with low net score of -8. Those unable to play are to call SP 3-3567. Girls not paired may play, Starting time will be 9 a.m. t PAIRINGS: a.m. Debbie sumey. busan Bencsh. Marianne Raapke. Seorer. Mrs. Stanley O'Dell. 8:10 ajn. Courtney O'Dell. Jean Salade, Vleki Vorhels. Scorer. Mrs. Stan Stark. 8:20 a.m. Holly Thompson. Dor een Taylor, PatU Clark. Scorer, Mrs. Hope Lewis. 8:30 a.m. Rose- anne Lcgas. Vickl Milnes. Judy Johnson. Scorer, Mrs. Robert Mc- Intyre. 8:40 a.m. bnannon Mc Intvre. Lvnn Butterfield. Gtnny Clark, Scorer, Mrs. Jack Raapke. 8:50 a.m. Shitri Jcwett. Caron Schwann. Janet Price, Scorer. Mrs. Harold Littrell. 9 am. Laurie Lcgns, Michele Llttreu, scorer, Airs. Richard Schwann. NEW MANAGER Indianapolis, Ind. -IVPD-Ted Beard, veteran minor league outfielder who's been pining for a chance to manage, took over the Indianapolis Indians today in place of fired Johnny Hutchings. SIGN BONUS PLAYER Philadelphia (UPD -The Philadelphia Phillies have signed Costen Shockley, 18, pitcher-first baseman from Georgetown, Del., for an esti mated $50,000 bonus. Shock ley, who was sought by every major league club, will report to the Phillies next year. JUST IN TIME London - IUPD - The West London Permanent Building Society foreclosed on Atrhur Thompson's mortgage - and not a moment too soon. Ex convict Thompson had been dismantling his house picce-by-piecc and rebuilding it in forest. THRIFT AUTO SUPPLY Installed While-U-Wait MUFFLERS SEAT COVERS DUAL SETS TAIL PIPES THE STORE WITH 10,000 ITEMS Medford, 801 Riverside-Grants Leo Could Head SF Next Year Los Angcles-(l)PI)-Lco Duro- chcr, formerly of the Brook lyn Dodgers, might become the manager of the San Fran- Isco Giants next season, but meanwhile interim pilot Tom Shechan will remuln on the Job. Giant owner Horace Stone- hum hinted at handing the helm of the club over to Lippy" Durocher Tuesday night when he replied to ques tions of the club's 1961 man ager with the remark: "Leo Durochcr and I are till very good friends, but we'll have to see about next season. Rail Brotherhood Groups Propose Study of Rules Chicago - IUPD - Four bia brotherhoods of operating railroad workers proposed to- ay that the complex dispute over the industry's rules be submitted to a special study commission that would in clude carrier, union and pub lic representatives. Union leaders representing more than 200,000 railroad employees announced their proposal as they went into the first preliminary discussions at national level on the con troversial and bitter dispute. Outlin in Letter The brotherhoods' proposal was outlined in a letter which was to be presented to carrier conference committees today. The union leaders said they were ready to name their own representatives to such a tudy commission at once. They proposed that a "neu tral' member be designated as chairman, and listed six men they would welcome as public representatives on the study commission. Negotiations Sidetracked The railroads last Nov. 2 served demands for far-reach ing revisions of work rules to save what they charged is more than S500 million a year in featherbedding waste. Negotiations on the demands were sidetracked for eight months while the two sides bargained on wages. The brotherhood chiefs told the railroads that their de - mands would modify or elim - mate " virtually every rule at - lecung compensation ana working conditions."' , , InTolvet Rcrlaw "Your proposal necessarily involves a comprehensive re- view of the enure wage I structure, to which the ordi nary processes of the Railway Labor Act are not suited, they said. "We believe that such a re view, if it is to be made, calls tov the creation of a spe cial wage structure study com mission." Nixon Repudiates Rockwell Support Washington-IUPD-Vice Presi dent Richard M. Nixon has repudiated the support of George Lincoln Rockwell, the head of the American Nazi Party, "and the evil he repre sents." Nixon, the probable Repub lican presidential nominee, took the stand in a telegram Tuesday to Bernard Abrams, national commander of the Jewish War Veterans. Abrams had told Nixon that Rockwell was supporting him for the White House. Nixon wired back that "no American who remembers the horrors of Nazi beastiality can react to Rockwell's words with anything but complete and utter repugnance. "With regard to your re port concerning George Lin coln Rockwell," he told Ab rams, "I completely repudiate him and the evil he repre sents." Madison, Wis. -IUPD -A. O. Collentine, 72, Internationally known judge of dairy cattle, died Tuesday. Pass, 237 Hiway 99S Los Angeles Shuts Out SF Giants 8-0 By ALEX KAHN Los Angeles -IUPII- For the first time in five weeks the Los Angeles Dodgers today had a .500 record in the Na tional league standings as they awaited their second game against the San Francisco Gi ants. In an effort to make it two in a row, the Dodgers called on big Stan Williams, 7-2, to pitch tonight while the Giants went with Billy O'Dell, 3-7, the ex-Baltimore southpaw. Johnny Podres came up with one of his top pitching performances Tuesday night when he gave up only four hits while pitching an 8-0 shutout victory. It was Podres' sixth win against one loss to San Francisco in two seasons and gave him an 8-6 record this year. Ac Lefty Shelled The win was a highly satis factory one to the Dodgers who finally defeated Giant star Mike McCormick who had won two shutout victories over Los Angeles this season. The loss left McCormick's rec ord at 9-5 for the year. 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Thoy then added four more In the seventh off relief pitchers Bud Yerley and Joe Shipley before Johnny Anton el I i finally came In and put. out the fire. Mays String Halted Willie Mays, hitting star of the San Francisco club, had a 19-game batting streak ended when he failed to get a hit off Podres In four times at bat, Only two Dodgers got ex tra base hits, Gilliam getting ; a double in the fourth and , pinchhitter Norm Larker driv- '. ing in two runs with a double in the seventh. With the righthander pitch ing for the Dodgers tonight : Giants manager Tom Sheehan said he'd probably move Or- ; lando Cepeda from first base to left field and Insert Dale Long at first. Manager Walt Alston said . he would use the same right handed hitting platoon against 1 O'Dell tonight because it proved so successful Tuesday , night. ; f I : I j 1
