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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. STANDINGS I'ACII'KI COAHT l.KACIIIK (As lit Ktlilny) W, l I'rl, Kliiiknnu HO 117 .n'M rimu-iimnnti) , 411 .'ill ,nnu 'J'ui'iiiihi a 4ii ,na NiMlllll, 44 411 Mi Hull I.4ikt u 411 .Mil vnm'otivir :ill 47 .447 Hull llli'if Illl 411 .4 III I'olllniul M 411 ,41s MIHTIIWKH'r I.KAdllK A lit Friday) w. Ii. Yakima ,. l.UWlMlllll rl'rl-('lly Wonntchne HhIimii I'rl. .iiiiii .mm .mm .Mill ,3711 .mi (in "hi Hit 4lJ M. u 1 1 Mj ASIKHII'AN IK AO I (Al lit Ktl(1y) W. Nuw York n riiivitlunil , ,..4!l hnliliniiio 4n (hli'iiuo 411 Doirull an Wnalilntflnii :in Kuiiaaa City III! ileum n NATIONAL I.KAI1 (An ill rtlil.y) W. I'lltnliiiridi 411 MllwatiHno 41 l.iw AiiUfllas ......411 HI, I.mil. 40 Hint Kranclli'O ..Ml i:iih'iimii an iMiiiminiiihlA :i:i L'IiIobko au I'nt. tin .iiiii .nvn a .nnii 4 .nn:i 4 ,47a lull, .47:1 lii(C .11117 17 .31111 tu V, I'al. 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I'rt. :u 111 .aaa ni un :m 4a 114 :ia4 na 114 aai 4n 111 .am a4 ni) ,:ii4 44 11a aim .1:1 mi .ao7' aa nn ,ao4 an no -nil Huns llnttert In National Imifue Ilankl, Cuba 74: Aiirun, lliavoa n7; Mayi, OlnnU 114; Cn(niln, cilanta 58; Hklnnar, I'll alii 04. Amirli'itn lnuu Maria, Yan knm Illl; adntllg, Orltilo. nil; lliin mn, Orlolttg ni; Nknwron, Yankooii ,11; Minium, Wlillo Mux BO, Itiilim Kiim National Irniiii llnnks, Culm SAl Anron, llrnvoa 24 Iliiyar. Cards 111; Mnyi, UlnnU 111; Copula, Cil anta IT Aincrlrnn lonKMn Maria, Yan kars a7; l.cintii, Hmators all; Man Un, Ynnkena all; Held, lli.llnna 10; Wllllnma, Hod Box 14; CoiavlU), Tlxrra 14, 1'ir.liln, Nnlliiiml laaitua - Roebuck, 7-1; Wllllnma, Dml(ira n-a; Law. I'i mloa ll-ll; rarroll, I'llli. 7-2; Uuhl, Uravna fl-a. American lenifua nCalea, Yan kma B-0: Daloy, Atlllcllca 1 'J - 4 ; Hlalny, While Box 0-3: Htotitis. Hcltatori 0-a; (Irani, Indiana a-?. 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SUN PLACE A FUN PLACE i , fe., ' I T -TkQ 4i ipoclnl aluminum alloy roof Inlshed In oloamlng whlta mnmol with omornld 0'cn rim, Won't rust, blislor or orrodo. I0'x20' roof is wonlh-night. Special Introductory Price Effective Thru July 15 Burks for All Your Awning Need Major Stars Meet in KC On Monday By JACK BRANNAN Kurwiu City, Mo. -(UHD- A crom loctlun (if old vetoriirm und now iicch will miiko up tho cunt Mondiiy when tlm All-8tiir bnm.'hnll Kumo mnkiw Un Kiinmm City debut In Mu nl(.'liiil Htndlum, Vm tho flint tlmu in Knn 9im Clly'f Ioiik biincbull lilg tory, flrnt im a lilKli-ninkliiK minor ltnKuu cunlar and for llio liml aix yuurn the homo of tho Ainurlciin Iuukuu Atli lutlcH, tho Kinnu'ti top alum will ilnlhur Iiito fur the drumn which drawn necond blllliiK only to tho World Kerlcn, More thun II 1,0(111 uru ex pected to aee tliu ume. For mer Americnn Leunue Presi dent Will HnrrlilKu tlirowi out tho flrnt bull. Millions more will wntch It on nntlonwide tolevliilon. The second All-Star unme, un Innovutlnn Inst yenr, will bo plnyod Wodnesdiiy in Now York. Neither American lcuituc munnKcr Al Copez nor No tional lciifjuo pilot Wult Al ston, who miinuKcd hint year's pennant winners, hits named his sturtlnff pitcher. But each has a 10-mnn mound staff that would Imvo dellKhted liny All Star mnnnccr over the 27 yonr history of tho game. Altliouicli the munuKers picked tho pitchers and re serves for tho All-Slur team, tho players themselves voted to select tho sturting lineup. Dodgers, Sox Still in Loop Pennant Races United Press International Who said tho Dodgers and and White Sox arc dead? For a while it looked as If they were, but Hint hardlv was tho ease Friday. CombininK solid pitching and timely hitting, the Dodg ers huffed and puffed their wav to a 8.3 vtrtnrv nvpr thn Chicago Cubs behind a nifty renei pcriormanco by Ed Roe buck. '. And the White Sox, who lost out to tho Dodgers in the World Scries lost fall, belted tho Cleveland Indians, 4-1, with Frank Baumnnn, a form er sore-arm ease llko Roebuck, tossing an imprcsslvo six-hitter. Tho Dodgers' victory, their fifth In-a-row and 10th in 12 games, moved tho defending world fhnmnlnna tnln fMrH plan In the National league rneo, eigni games off Pitts- ougn pace. They still have a long way to go to catch up, but there Is a strong parallel in their recent surge to the drive they made at obout tills time Inst year after a simil arly slow start. The White Sox, getting Into a habit of beating the Cleveland Indians this season, found themselves in about the same sport In tho American league race. Bogged down with both the pitching and hitting off, they finally got squared away, winning three straight and nlno of 14. After Friday they were only 4V4 games behind the league-leading New York Yan kees and were running about two weeks ahead of lost year's pennant-winning pace. NY Giant Pros Sign Contracts New York-Oirn-Hnlfbncks Frank Gifford and Alex Web ster, who helped the New York Giants to two consecu tive Eastorn division cham pionships In the National Football 1 e n a n p rni,,rnn their signed contracts for 1960 Baiuraay. This will mark -Glfford's ninth yenr with tho Giants The 30-vear-olri norn nnint am. Pro cholco at halfbnck Is the all-time club leader in touch downs scored (52), rushing yardage (3-341) and passes caught (231). Webster, 29, enme to New xonc irom Cnnndn in 1955. Although hampered by Inju ries part of Inst season, he gained a total of 630 ynrds. Chlcngo - (UI'D - Bill Veeck, president of the Chicago While Sox, who underwent surgery on his right leg June 24, left today for a secret va cation spot. Veeck was re leased from Mercy hospital Friday and doctors told the While Sox head "to stay away from Iho bnll park." The op. oration was the seventh am putation on Vccck's right leg since It was Injured during World Wnr II when ho was a member of tho Mnrlno Corps SPORTS Bevos Take Two From Spokane By RAY ANDREWS United Press International R. C. Stevens of Suit Lake belted his 21nl homer of tho Pacific Const leuguo season Friday night and he couldn't have picked a better spot. Sun Diego was lending tho Bees 3-2 when Stevens enmo up In the sixth with Sam Mlley aboard. Stevens picked on a fat ono and blunted It over tho left field fence to give the Bees a 4-3 win over the Padres. In 6ther action, Sacramento edged Tucoma, 3-2, Scattlo beat Vancouver 8-2 and Port land struck In tho late Innings to take Spokano 6-5 and 3-2. Portland pulled the trigger In tho late Innings for Us dou ble wins over Spokano. Don Taussig hit a two-run double In tho limt of the eighth In the scheduled seven Inning opener to drive in tho winning run, Roy Smallcy had hit b solo homer in the top of the extra inning battle to give Spokane a temporary lead. The Beavers also waited lato to win the second game. Jerry Mason got the Job done with a ninth-Inning single that drove across the deciding run. Church League Games Tuesday CIIUHCII SOrTDALL rirat Bantlst 3 Latter Day Saints 3 rirat Mcthodlat 3 Phoenix Preahytertan 3 Flrat I'reatjytcrlan a First Nnzarcne ..1 Klrat Chrlatlan 0 W'mlniler Presbyterian 0 HAGUE pet. 1.000 .750 .150 .6n7 .500 .250 .000 .000 Four games In the Medford Church Softball league are scheduled on Tuesday at the high school stadium. Encounters at 7 p.m. put First Nnzarcne against First Christian and First United Presbyterian against the Lot tor Day Saints. Loop leading First Baptist will face West minster Presbyterian In one of the late games and First Methodist is billed against Phoenix Presbyterian. Safety Object Of Go Karter Law Proposal Indianapolis - In a sincere effort to keep the fast grow lnir snort of kartlng at a maxi mum safety level, the United States Kart association nas announced the drafting of nronoscd legislation to con trol the sport. "Knrls rin not belong on streets," declared Don J. Bee be, executive director of US- KA. "We believe the legisla tion we have proposed will, If nrlnnted bv cities and states. put kart racing in Its proper place, on recognized, control led race courses. "Wb nr not attempting to dictate legislation to any group; wo are merely suggest ing a means by which the cnnfl rl Irnrtlnff rnn be an enjoyable and safe recreation for everyone. Bophe noted that during the past year there were over 250,000 karts in operation in tho United States and that 11 nprunns were killed. Of these. only four deaths occurred on race tracks and none ot tnese tracks were ' recognized by USKA as meeting their stan dards of safety. In tho proposed legislation, ttSKA mvs in Dart: "It shall be unlnwful for any person, firm, or corporation, wnetner he, she, or It, bo owner, driv er or operator of any kart as the same heroin defined, to use, operate, drive or race the snme upon any public street, public alley, public sidewalk or public park." Further, the proposed legis lation contains a clause whereby parents or guardians arc liable for tho actions of minors who are allowed to operate, drive or race a kart. The amount of fine to be paid for violation of the pro posed ordinance Is left to the Individual cities. It was expected thnt many cities where the sport of kart lng has been booming will tako a close look at tho pro posed legislation and either adopt It as written or use it as n model for drafting their own rules and regulations concerning tho sport. 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