Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 24, 1960, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY. JULY 24. I960 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHB, .B 3 SPORTS Don Drysdale Blanks Phillies Los AiiKcIra lUI'U - Don IJiymliiWi, the bin l.ua Anno v DmlKor rlulit-luindur, colo briitucl IiIh ii-HI) hlrllulny Frl tiny mid iiIhu IiIn Ural aliutoul of IIki yi'iir, Dryadiilu nut bin ( o u r t Ii alinlulit vldniy iikmIiihI (he l'lilliiMlilii I'liNUm by ii 2-0 gciiru mihI funned 14 of tlm vlHllom, llu wiw tlic iniialur tlirmiKliuiit uivliiK up only four lilts mid una bimu on bulla, The win uiive iho 8 fool 0 Inch liurlur u hoimuiiiiI rec ord of B ID. II In 14 DtrlkeouU i'(iiulled bin iill-llmo beal In thin cnti'Kiiry. LiihI ycur he funned 14 In two guinea -HKiiliiHt the Plillllei und the CIiIciikii Cuba. Dallas Cowboys File Suit Against Player Kori-al Grove-IUPD - A suit win filed Krldiiy oftnrnoon in Texan district court lit Dul luit by the Dnllns Cowboyi of the Niitloniil Football lenitiic mkliiK n court order prevent Inn former Oklahoma quarter buck Jimmy llarrla from plny Iiik liny liny tenm but the Cowboys. The null wun nnnounccd line Krlduy by Cowboy's vlce preiildent mid Genernl Mun er Tex Sclirumm and club M'cretiiry-trciisurer Dedford S. Wynne. Seattle Too Roars Home To Victory Covur d'Alene, Idiilio-IUI'l)-Seullle Too r on red to nn cany victory In lieut 1-A and lluwull Kill inndo It thrlllliiK come-from-bchlnd win In heat 2-0 us they took f Irxt day honors In tho third annual Diamond Cup nice on Luke Cocur d'Alene Saturday. Tho two first-day winners, with 400 points ouch, will bo nuitcljed In Iho first heat to day at 1:30 p.m. lluwull Kill provided tho day's major thrills on the choppy In ko when Hon Mus son brought her pu.it tho pro race favorite, Miss Thrlflway, ns tho two boats entered their final lap. Musson bore down then for the day's fastugit lap as he finished tho thrcc-mllo courso lit an averiiKc speed of 1 12.500 miles per hour and fought off a last ditch effort by Miss Thrlflway's BUI Muncey. The Kal's average speed for the flvo laps was 106.701, nearly a full four miles per hour better than Seattle Too's 102.778 for the first heat. The best lap Seattle Too could manage was 107,:t56 on Us first spin around the course. Seattle Too led the first heat all the way on the strength of Norm Kvans' fust acceleration after tho turns. Miss Spokane, with Hex Man chester at the controls, made several effort to catch the Thrifty on the stralghtways, but lose out every llmo on tho turns. McCovey Likes PCL Pitching Unllad Praia International Willie McCovey may not be the only reason the Tacomn Giants have won four of their past five games, but the big first buscirian, who was sent down from purcnt Sun Fran cisco last week end, has been doing his part. Six-foot, four-Inch Willie has found Pacific Coast leugue pitching to his liking. McCovey is hitting an even .300 through Friday with six safeties, Including a double und a triple, In 20 trips to the plate, Ho has driven In six runs and scored six others. The only thing lucking wus a home run and Willie, a sophomore bust In the biggies this season after being voted 1 USD's Nutlonal league Rook only by Inches Friday night le of tho Year, missed that when ho hit a 415-foot triple In Tacoma's 0 2 win over Sac ramento. ' Giants Need Spare Run Now By SCOTT BAILLIE San Francisco - ll)PD - Any body got a spare run he does n't need? If so, please rush by special delivery to tho San Francisco Giants, who through Friduy only has scored once in 24 inning and looked like a solid bet to null down fifth place in the National league this year unless they took over sixth, Wllmer (Vinegar Bend) Ml- League Leaders llrillrd I'rraa Inlenialluital NATIONAL I.KAdllK I'layar ii Club CI. All II. II. Maya, UK Sll .Till III) 112 (Iroal, J'tfll nil Illlll 1)0 2 Aalihurn. C'lll. .. HI 31.1 114 IOI cimiue.. 1'iii w :i:i7 m 107 While. HI. I. S7 mil Ml III.! A'lrot'k, Mil 7.1 27.1 30 H.I Hklmicr, I'uh. .. 117 3.IH 113 1114 llriiloii. Mil :i .'ID I 711 1)1 Howard, I. .A. ... It" 2.1!) 117 71 Cnglim.. 81. L, . 82 210 40 09 A.MKIIK'AN I.KAfl Hkuwron, N.Y. 77 Hinllh, Chi SO Power, .Cleva. 711 Mlnoau, Chi 117 Maria, N.V SO Iliinnola, Han. .. S2 Hlovora, Chi 117 Wort, nan 110 Kiienn, Clove. SO Plaraall, Clove. 79 UK 203 3211 :km 330 2IIII 3IS 224 231 3011 200 33 OS 90 100 40 117 94 109 00 04 94 110 40 IIU 23 DO 90 III 44 77 lliuia Mulled lii Amerlt'Nii league Maria, Ynn keca 70: Hkuwron, Yunkcca oil; Gen tile, Orlolca 00; Mlnoao, While Sox 90; Loiiion, Hcnatora 90. Natlnnal league Ranka, Cuba HO; Aaron, liravea 70; Maya, Glnnta DO; Coeila, Clanta 01; Malhcwa, liravea 01. Home Hum American league Ma-!a, Ynn keca 31; Lemon. Scnalora 24; Mun tie, Yankeea 23; Colavlto, Tlgera 20: Skowron. Yankeea 17. National leagucBanka. Cuba 27: Aaron, liravea 27: lloyer, Carrie 20; Mathewa, Bravea 20: Maya, Glanta 10. I'lUhlng Amerlran league Coatea, Yan keea 0-1: Turley. Yankeea 6-2; Slohba, Hcmilora 0-2: Perry, In diana 10-4; Htnley. Willie Sox 0-4. National league Wllllama. Dorijt era U-2; HoebiH-k. Dtxlgcra B-2; Fnr rell, Phil. 7-2: Iluhl. Bravea 0-3; Law, Plralea 12-3. zell hurled the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 4-1 triumph over tho Giants Friday night and went the distance although clubbed for nine hits. One was a home run by Willie Mays, his lfllh, in the first Inning. After that, some stout pitching by the big lefty plus three double plrys kept the door shut. STANDINGS (A a ill Friday) AMKIUCAN l.KACiUK W. I.. Pel. Oil 4H 39 .970 New York .... Chicago Cleveland .... llnlllhMire .... Washington IJetroll Itoalon Kanaaa City ... 90 37 J17J ...411 30 SiiH 2 ...411 42 MH 3 ...41 4.1 .40(1 T', ...41 43 AHH 7',, ...34 91 Milt 15 . ...12 92 Ml )0ta NATIONAL LKACIIK w. L, pel. on Plllahurgh 53 35 .002 Milwaukee 40 .10 .970 2','a lj,a Angelea 40 40 .939 0 Kl. Lrjllla 47 41 .534 0 Son Franrlaco 4.1 41 .512 A Cincinnati 40 47 .400 12'a Philadelphia 35 53 .170 10 Chicaso : 33 32 am I8',i PACIFIC COAST l.r.AGUP. W. L. Pel. OB Spokane 50 40 .alia .Sacramento 53 45 .541 flij Tacomu 52 49 .5311 0 Salt Lake 50 44 .5:12 B'.i Seattle 40 40 .4119 10 Vancouver 43 54 .443 15 San DIoko 43 57 .430 ID1! Portland 40 34 .420 10 li NOHTIIWKST LF.AUUK (Aa ol Friday) , W. I.. Pel. C1B Lewlaton 14 10 .583 Yakima .I3 II .541 1 Salem 13 12 .520 1 i Trl-Clty ..I2 13 .400 2'i Wenatchce II 12 .478 21, Eugene 10 15 .400 4!, Saliirday'a Probable Pllrhera St. Loula at Cincinnati Sadeckl (4-4 1 va. O'Toole 18-81 Milwaukee at Chicago Plzarro (5-21 va. Cardwell (4-0). PlttHburgh at San Francisco Haddlx 10-3). va. Marichal ll-Oi. Philadelphia at Loa Angelea (nighli Green (1-3) va. Craig 13-1 1. Sunday'! Oame-a St. Loula al Cincinnati. Milwaukee al Chicago 12). Philadelphia al Loa Angelea. "Plttaburgh al San Franclaco. Saturday'! Probable Pllrhera Chicago at New York Shaw (8-81 va. Ford (0-51. Cleveland at Boilon Latman (1-11 va. Brewer 10-71. Kanaaa CHy at Waahlngton Daley 112-01 va. Ramoa (0-10). Detroit at Baltimore 121 Itwl- night) Moaal (8-71 and Bruce (0-1) va. Walker 12-1) and Flatter 15-8). Senator, Tiger Hurlers Switch Washington 0IPD - Pitchers Bill Fischer and Tom Morgan switched uniforms Saturday In a straight waiver deal be tween the Washington Sena tors and Detroit Tigers. Fischer, a 20-ycar-old right hander went to the Tigers from the Senators for whom he won three games and lost five this season. He previous ly pitched lor the White Sox. T h 30-year-old Morgan, also a righthander, compiled a 3-2 record with the Tigers this season. The Senators will be the fourth major league club for whom he has pitched. He also was with the New York Yankees and Kansas City Athletics, Arroyo Acquired By NY Yankees New York (UPO - General Manager George Weiss said today the New York Yankees still were seeking added pitch ing help despite the acquisi tion of southpaw Luis Arroyo from Jersey City of the In ternational league. Arroyo, a 37-year-old re liever, had a 9-7 record with the Havana-Jersey City club. He previously pitched for the St. Louis Cardinals, Pitts burgh Pirates and Cincinnati Reds. . To make room for Arroyo, the Yankees optioned pitcher John Gablcr to Richmond, and also reassigned the op tion on pitcher Zack Monroe from Richmond to Jersey City. Outfielder Tossed Out Boston-fUPD-Ficry Cleveland outfielder Jimmy Picrsall was thrown out of another game Saturday but the Indians, on pitcher Jim Perry's 11th vic tory of the season, won a 4-2 triumph over the Boston Red Sox. Picrsall, the heavily-fined Cleveland problem child, was ejected by plate umpire Ed Hurley in the eighth inning and hotly disputed the order, leaving the field 10 minutes later. Manager Joe Gordon and Coach Mel Harder were ejected with Picrsall. Jimmy was being tossed out for the sixth time this season after being tagged with fines by both the American league and the Indians and ordered to take several days of rest at home for earlier disputes with the umpires. Perry gave up home runs to Ted Williams and Willie Tus by but held tho rest of the Red Sox In check to make his record 11-4 for the season. The Indians got one run In the first on Johnny Temple's infield hit, a walk and two fielders' choices. Picrsall's single, a double by John Ro mano and sacrifice flies by Mike de la Hoz and Perry produced two more runs, In cluding the clincher in the second. De la Hoz hit his first ma jor league home run with the bases empty in the fourth. AMERICAN I.KACUK Kanaaa Clly ..100 100 0103 11 2 Waahlngton . 032 030 OOX 8 8 0 B. Daley, Tsitourta (4), Davla (9), Trowbridge (7, Kutyna (8) and P. Daley; Ramos, Stobba (4), Moore (0) and Bnttey. WP-Stobba (7-31. LP B. Daley (12-71. HRS Slchern 112th), Klllebrew (Oth), Herzog (8thl. r, Mullett (0) and Nixon. LP Brewer (0-8). JIRS Taaliy (4thl, De La Hoi (lai), Wllllama (llh). . Chicago 000 014 Ono 8 II 0 New York ....100 000 1103 ID a Shaw, Staley (01 and Lotlar: Ford, Terry (6), ShanU (8) and Berra.' WP Shaw (0-81. LP Ford (0-0), MR Skowron (10th). An estimated 2.6 million Americans have or have had to some degree a crossed eye. Cleveland 120 100 000 7 1 Boston 001 loo ooo 2 8 0 Perry (11-4) and Romano; Brew- NEED LINK-BELT BEARINGS? Call SP 2-5227 BEARINGS II Inc. 126 No. Front FAN f leao. Sanaa f STARDUST HOTEL rffifMT AT ONE OF THESE fABULOUS ESORTS- ) f ZTIOM HQta Coot Sir, Oriioa I , in a TRIUMPH TR3 sr AT ONE OF IHiSS fABULOUS ESORTS- SEE YOUR TRIUMPH DEALER NOW! Tfiret days accommoda Hons for two persons FREE at ono of thoso re sorts, with purchase of new Triumph TR3. Hurry! KEITH SGHULZ TRIUMPH SALES Across from SP Paisangar Dapot 116 N. Front St. . 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