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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1960)
GROAT SPURS BUGS By FRED DOWN ain't run, fluid nr lill- he' Unlltd Pr.ie Int.rnallonal J lint the lienrl of IiIh ti-iim, Dick Groiil la the Inttcrdiiy Hub Friend, Vorn Uiw, Ho- Kddlu Stiinky lhy aiiy he hel lo Cloinonlu unci Hub Skin- IW1KH 1 In II HKCTION n MEI)PORmTRIBUffl MEDKOHD, OHECjON, THURSDAY, JULY idB, Will) 12,000 Fans Likely Eugene - HOT - A capacity crowd ft mora thnn 12,00(1 fuiiH will Uirn out SuUirduy for (ho U.S. Olympic Intra aqund truck nnd fluid incut lit llnywiird Klold lierc, tour ney offirliila predicted todiiy. The meet will lie a ollmux to H n Inlenalve trnlnlnil aea llon of proapectlvo U.S. en trant In Ilia Olympic Cumcg t Homo thin numiner. University of Oregon offl clnls mild nil reaerved acuta lit the achool'a fumed llny wiird Field hnd been aold, more than 4.000 of them. And Inrlliiu today, 8,000 general mlmliuilon tk'kcta went on wile at nearby McArltmr Court. Duvo Edalrom, Uie WcnfooU' decatlilon hopeful, la recuperating from a sore urul n muacle and will not appear In Saturduy' meet, Ilul officials auld Dyrnl Iliirhwin, the l.fluo meter ipiullflur from Oregon, and 1)111 DcllliiKer, ex-Oregon atar who will represent the U.S. In tho 5,000 meters, should be lit their running bust Saturduy. More than 80 athletes, in cluding ulternntes lire lit Ore gon, temporary Olympics track und field headquarters. The meet start at 3:110 p.m. Chlciigo-(lH'l) - Tho Chicago Cuba hnvc announced the algnlng of Jim llegnn, former atar catcher with tho Cleve land Indians, ua a conch. The Cubs had released Hegnn os an nctlvc plnyer earlier this week. LEVI'S CASUALS Htrt'i tin ruggedcit fabric lit ContinenlaUl I' LEVI'S' Math I CONTINENTALS in Wash and Wear GRIZZLY CORD So handsomol You'll look your best in the flattoring fit of LEVI'S Mnrk I Con tinentals! Slim, bcltlcss and plcntless, with extension waistband and adjust able elastic side tabs, offset pockets and finished cuffs! So toughl Thoy're tailored in ruggod, heavyweight Grizzly Cord an extra heavy wash-and-wonr bedford cord that wears as well as it looksl Lots of popu lar campus colors to choose from, tool - about $5.95 See them try them buy thorn at your favorite itorot r: WTNI HIMI UVI'I M MSlltlftlft IN IWI II, I. fATIM OMiai Ht $ pmntll aM,nra Mii i'mit it hvi iimih an.. hahim nam, i.w hahcimh STANDINGS 1lnltri I'rrss Intarnattfinal ner have, pretty much monop olized the hcadllnca for the Pittsburgh Pirates this season but they'd lie tho first to ad mit the 211-yenr-old shortstop and ex-Duko basketball star Is tho guy who makes the club click. He's the gluo that holds tho Infield togethur nnd Ihe stundy rat-tut-tat of his lilts haa kept Pittsburgh ral lies going all aeason. Grout demonstrated again how ho conies through under pressure Wednesday night when ho lushed out three hits, scored three runs and drove In one to lead tho Pirates to a 7-3 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. Pirates Increase Lead The win enabled the Pirates to sweep a three-gumo series wllh the dungeroua Cardinals und rebuild their Nutlonal leuguc leud to I't gumca over the Milwaukee Braves, who suffered a 0 loss to the San Francisco Giants. The Los Angeles Dodgers bcut tho Cincinnati Reds, 2-0, and the Philadelphia Phillies, beat tho Chicago Cubs, 7-8, In oilier National league games while the Chicago White Sox ripped the Boston Red Sox, 1 0-4, und the Wushington Sen ators scored a 3-4 lS-inning victory over Ihe Detroit Tigers In American league action. Oroat hasn't hit a single home run this season but his three hits Wcdnesduy night raised his average to .317. Ho bus scored 00 runs and driven in 31. Rivals say he "hits with n sting" and he did just that Wcdnesduy night, contribut ing a hit to three Pittsburgh scoring innings. ' Sadeckl Sutlers Defont George Wilt, Earl Francis and Joe Gibbon all failed for the Pirates before Fred Green came on to pitch the last four Innings and allow the Cardi nal only one hit while strik ing out four. Ruy Sadeckl suf fered bis fifth loss compared to four wins for the Cardinals. Jack Sanfnrd, who secma to be "real good or real bad," pitched a four-hitter for his sixth shutout and ninth win behind an eight-hit Sun Fran cisco attack that included a two-run double and two sin gles by Orlando Ccpeda. The Giants knyoed Lew Burdettc in six innings and tagged him with his sixth defeat against 10 wins. Rookie Jim Maloncy shut out the Dodgers for six in nings In his big league debut but Maury Wills singled home a run to snap the scoreless tic In the seventh and tho Na tional league champions add ed another run In the eighth when reliever Bill Henry wild-pitched with Jim Gilliam on third. Don Drysdalc struck out six nnd pitched a four-hitter to win his ninth game for the Dodgers. Six Straight Defeats Bobby Del Greco and Pan cho Herrera hit homers and Johnny Callison and pitcher Gene Conlcy struck key dou bles for the Phillies, who handed the Cubs their sixth straight loss. Conley went 7 1-3 innings to win his seventh game whllo Sclh Morchead lost his seventh decision. The While Sox .feasted on Boston pitching for the sec ond straight game with a 12 hlt attack that featured a homer by Sherman Lollar and doubles by Jim Landls, Min nie Mlnoso Hnd Nelson Fox. Turk Lown picked up his sec ond victory although Gerry Stnlcy shut out the Red Sox for Ihe Inst three Innings. Ted Williams and Gary Gcigcr homered for the Red Sox. Bob Allison's 15th Inning single broke up a four-hour and 48-mlnute marathon, also delayed 15 minutes by fog, In Washington. The Tigers scored three runs In the ninth to send the game Into over time after the Senators built up a 4-0 early lead with the help of homers by Jim Lemon and Pete Whisenarit. AMKIIIL'AN I.KAIIUK Chicago M :m Nrw Vnrk mi ;n Diiltlmrirn Al ClfvHaml 47 41 Washington 44 Detroit 4:i II., ilon ,111 Kansas City .... 24 44 4n I'll, on JIII7 ..17.1 I'i .837 U; JW4 .(111 H i .411:1 ii t, .41111 17 "IIJ0 IS Wilnirtay's llrsiilt ('lili-ailn 10, Jloslon 4 Washington 0. U.lrolt 4 (nliilit, lA InnliiK"! Cluvuliinil at Now York (!t, post poned, mini Kansas City nt Baltimore (night, postponed, rnlni NATIONAL I.KAIIUK w, I.. .Ill 37 PltUborgli Milwaukee los Angeles , SI. I-ouls Hun Francisco . Cincinnati 42 All lillalclplila .... .17 A.I Chicago 33 Aa A3 37 411 41 411 43 I.INKSCOHES: America!! l.eaEiie Chicago . oil 000 92110 13 2 Bu-lull 00(1 040 0011 4 11 0 Shnw, Lown (9). Stalcy (7) and Lollar. Dclock, Fornlclcs (7), Stur dtvant ID) and 11. Sullivan. Win ner Lown (3-11. Loser Oelnck (9-41. Hit Golsor, Wllllami, Lollar. ilA Innings) Ictrolt mill OU0 013 000 0004 14 i Washington 3(10 030 ono ooo ooi is l Durnnldo, Bruce (A). Flachcr (7), Slslcr (III. Lablnc (101 and Folk's. Krallck, Moore (HI, Slobbs 101, Leo llll. Woodeslllek (til Moman (131 and Battoy. Winner Morgan (4-3, Loser Lahtno 10-31. Hit Lemon, Whlscnant, Fernandez. National League Philadelphia ..120 040 0007 1.1 0 ChleiiKi 100 300 0029 13 I Conley, Farrclt ini and Dal rymple. Cardwcll, Mnrohend 131, Schalfernoth (91, Droit (71, Free man (III and Thacker, Tappc (0). W Inne r Conley (7-B). Loaor Morchead (7-1). Hit D e I g r e c o, Herrera. Pltlshiirnh, ....000 103 3107 12 2 St. Louts 001 020 0003 7 0 Witt, Francis (2), Gibbon (9), Qrecn (111, and H. W. Smth. Sa deckl, Bridges (7) Bauln (01 and II. II. Smith. Winner Green (9-4). Loser Sadeckl (4-9). Cincinnati ... 000 000 0000 4 1 Los Anselcs . 0110 000 I IX 2 7 1 Maloncy, Brosnan (B), Henry (31 and Bailey, urysdalo (0-10). ana PiRiiatauo. Loser Matoney (0-1), Milwaukee ....000 000 0000 4 t S. Francisco 104 000 OOx 0 8 0 Hui-dctte, McMahnn (7) and Cran dull, Sanlord nnd Schmidt, wlnnar Rnnford (-), Losor Burtatle (10-9), Prl. .AIIH .Ami ..144 .527 7 ..117 S .4.17 131', .4112 IB',, Mi 22 Wednesday's Kesults Philadelphia 7. Chicago 9 Knn Francisco R, Milwaukee 0 I'lllshumh 7, St. Louis 3 Inliihl.) Los Anifvli'S 2. Cinclnali 0 (nlslit) PACIFIC COAST I.KAOIJK Spokane Tacoina .. ..... Hitcriimento .. Halt Lake 1 Hnaltli- Al Vancouver 411 Mnn Diego 411 1'orlliind 43 W, I.. Ill .17 411 .14 411 .17 I'ct. (ID ..1H7 .9.13 3 '1 .1124 .,113 .3011 .4.11 14 ,4,'IH l.1!a .430 10 Wednesday's Kesults Henllle 7, San DleKO 2 Vancouver 7, Sacramento 4 Tacorna 0. Portland 2 Bait Lake H, Spokane 0 Northwest League w. I,. .... 17 .... 10 .... 10 .... 19 ..- 14 Lewlston ... Yakima Hiilem Trl-Clty Kilgcne Wenatchee . Wednesday's Restits Yaklrna 1-f). Salem S-S KiiKcnc 7, Wenatchee 2 Trl-Clty 4, Lewlston 3 Prl. on ..148 .133 ',4 ,.10(1 1 (, .483 2 .4110 2i 13 19 .404 li 900 Tags Issued For Antelope I'oruuna adoiii du sports men of . some 4,000 who ap plied were on hand Mtindny morning at the gnme commis sion's Portland office to wit ness the drawing for the ante lope hunts scheduled for Au gust 20-24. A total of 000 tags was is sued for the six antelope hunting arcBB. Best chance for success In drawing lugs was in Area 1 where 303 nlmrods applied for the 100 tags to be issued. A total of 381 hunters applied for the 100 tags in Area 6 and 430 for the 150 tags In Area 5. Nimrods submitted 725 ap plications for 150 tags sched uled to be issued in Area 3, and 825 submitted appllca tlons for the 250 tags on the schedule. Sofibaflers Vie Tonight A power outage and rain resulted In postponement of conflicts slatad last night in the Jackson County Soft ball association. One tussle will be made up tonight at the Medford stadium and at least two, and possibly all three of the others will be contested next Monday. National Guard plays the Cheney Studs at 7 o'clock this evening and than plays its make-up mix al 9 o'clock with Mail Tribune. Butts Falls and Timber Producta vie at 9 p.m. On Monday Timber Prod ucts and Cheney studs are billed for 7 p.m. and Lithia Lumber and Civil Service tentatively for that lime. Butie Falls and S and W Floor Covering are lo col lide at 9 p.m. League playoff scufflea are now planned for Wed nesday and Thuraday nights. S and W is slated against Rogue Valley Dairy Maids at Memorial stadium. White City, this evening. Sanford Victor in Wind By SCOTT BAILLEE San Francisco (UPD - Lew Burdctte describes draughty Candlestick Park as "the only place where you can sit back and read the Sunday paper as it flouts by." And Jack Sanford, who bested the Milwaukee Braves' star right-hander Wednesday while hurling the San Fran cisco Giants to a 5-0 victory, is inclined to go along with him. "It was the windiest day I ever pitched here," declared Sanford after posting his sixth shutout of the season. "I just tried to throw strikes, that's all. When Henry Aaron struck out In the second In ning, I had thrown a fast ball but the wind blew It right down toward the ground. With or without the usual vortex, manager Tom Shee- han of the Giants planned to start red-hot Juan Marichal (2-0) today against the crafty Warren Spahn (11-6) who was an established star before the smiling Marichal was 10 years old. 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