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SUNDAY. AUGUST 14. I860 B MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. Pittsburgh Gains Four ' Roberto Clemente and Dick Groat provided Pittsburgh " with the power that defeated St. Louis, 4-1, Saturday and enabled the Pirates to regain a four-game lead over the second place Cardinals. :. Clemente drove in all the Buc runs with two singles and a homer while Groat had a perfect 4 for 4 game and icored two of the Pittsburgh runs. - St. Louis, which had win six straight, took a 1-0 lead In the first inning, but that .was the last time the Cards iaw daylight. Groat's triple .and Clemente's single tied the score in the Pirate half of 'the lirst and they went ahead in he third when Groat doubled 'and rode around on Cle mente's eighth homer of the leason. j A walk to Bill Virdon, Groat's single and Clemente's chopper off Julian Javier's glove in the fourth inning closed out the scoring. 'Goes Route : Harvey Haddix went the Toute for the third time in 18 starts while winning his sev enth game. Ray Sadeckl was charged with his sixth set back. '. Mel Roach was the Mil waukee batting hero for the second straight day as he :drove in three runs in the T3ravos' 4-2 victory over the San Francisco Giants. Roach homered for Milwaukee's first run and then singled and sac rificed his other two runs across. Willie Mays belted his 22nd homer of the year for San Francisco, one of the six hits given up by Bob Buhl on the way to his 11th victory. Eddie Kasko had a 3 for 5 day in leading Cincinnati to a 6-2 win over Los Angeles. Wally Post and relief pitcher Yanks Win Americas Links Cup By BILL NEVILLE Ottawa - OJPD - The United States' finest amateurs, a fifth Straight Americas Cup championship tucked firmly away, waited today for a chance to add the Canadian Amateur crown to their I960 trophy bag. The betting was that one of them would turn the trick for the first time in six years when the week - long 58th annual amnlour opens Mon day.. . The heavily favored Amer icans had their stiffest bat tle in the eight-year history of the Americas Cup Friday. Set back by an unusual pen alty that cost them crucial points and facing a surprising Canadian team that refused to fold, they needed a dra matic comeback in the day's final sineles matches to ex tend their country's perfect cup record. Dramatic Comeback But come back they did, sweeping seven and tying three of their 12 singles to nose out the host Canadians, 21V4 points to 20. Mexico was a distant third with 12V4 points. . Don Cherry, from Wichita Fall, Texas, got the U.S. its margin of victory in the 'next to the Inst match of the day. John Konsck, from Buffalo, N. Y., clinched it in the fi nale. ' Cherry, 36, came to the 155 yard 17th hole on the lush 6,740-yard Hunt club course with his team trailing by a half-point. He sank a par 3 to beat Canada's Bow Wylle, 2 and 1, and Mexico's 17-year-old Hector Alvarez. 3 and 1. ; Konsek, a last-minute re placement, parred the 17th and 535-yard final hole to edge Fernando Garza of Mex ico, 1-up, and tie Ron Wllley of Vancouver. j N-V BOAT 114 Foot Brand New Mahog any D c k, Fiber Glassed Inside and Out, Steering Wheel, Upholstered Seals. 1 iniilll ' M"""""fl nfcunr lift i . rl Hrs i' 8th ind Riverside Defeats Cards, Game Margin Jim Brosnan each drove in two runs for the Reds. Starter Jim O'Toole was credited with his 10th triumph while Danny McDevitt dropped his second straight decision for the Dodgers. The Chicago Cubs won their first decision in the last nine meetings with Philadelphia as home runs by Ernie Banks and Jerry Kindall sparked a 4-2 victory over the Phillies. The Cubs also equalled a ma jor league record when their outfield had no putouts. Banks' homer was his 32nd while Kindell belted his sec ond. Bob Anderson struck out 10 in winning his sixth game. siPdDiHnrs CLASH TODAY FOR RVCC TITLE Alan Holmes, attorney, and Dr. Ralph Odcll, physician and surgeon, battle today for the men's match play golf Country club. They will have a 36-hole match. First 18 will get underway at 8 a.m. and the after lunch 18 will begin at 2 p.m. Rogue Valley has extended an Invitation to the public to join the gallery for the tussle. The 1 .vo are among the top amateur golfers in Oregon. Holmes, club champion In 1058, gained the final by defeating Phil Mongrain. Odell, Ashland city champion In 1959, won 2 and 1 in a semifinal against John Spicer. -(Knackstedt photo) Drain Outs Crater In Junior Tussle; CP Nudges Grovers Eugene - Drain downed the Crater Cubs 14 to 7 here Sat urday afternoon to knock the defending champion team from Central Point out of the Oregon Junior Baseball as sociation tournament. The tussle was halted after six innings because of Drain's seven -run margin. Central Point oulhlt Drain six to four but three of four Crater pitch ers gave up a total of 14 bases on balls. Crate. , handicapped by the loss of three regulars who were declared ineligible, nosed out Cottage Grove Fri day night 6 to 5 in the first round of play. Vern Swanson doubled home what proved to be the winning run in the bottom of the sixth inning. In other Friday first round conflicts host Eugene Myrmo and Son turned back Bend 7 to' 0, Salem Master Service whipped Roseburg 8 to 0 and Drain nipped the Albany Rccs 7 to 6. Mike Glines, Louis Alvarez and Pat Pepper were not al lowed to play for the Central Pointers because they had contested in American Legion junior ball this summer. Swanson Swats The Cubs got their victory run on a base on balls to Doug Sharp, a balk, a sacrifice by Steve Isaacs and the double by Swanson. Sharp was given first base on a ruling which brought controversy. He had three balls and one strike on him. As Cottage Grove pitch ONLY ONE MUST BE SOLD! $795 Retail Value Starts at $650 Tomorrow Price drops $25 per day for 6 days. Buy this one Before someone beats you to it. BOY WHAT A BUY jj jjl jjjj NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louii 100 000 000 1 7 0 Pittsburgh .102 100 OOx 11 O Sadeckl. Kline (4). Grim (7) and H. R. Smith; Haddix (7-7) and H. W. Smith. LP Sadeckl (6-6). Hn uiemenie (Bint. San Francisco 010 001 0O03 6 2 Mluwaukee 010 100 20x 13 1 McCormick. Sherman Jones (8) and Schmidt; Buhl (11-6) and Crandall. LP McCormick (10-81. HRS Roach (2nd), May (22nd) Chicago 000 021 010 7 0 Philadelphia 100 000 010 2 0 2 Anderson. Elston (8) and Tappe; Buzhardt. Manalley IB) ana Dal rymple. WP Anderson (6-7). LP Huznarai (4-lui. MRS Kindall (2nd), Banks (32nd). Los Angeles ... 000 002 0002 7 0 Cincinnati 010 020 03 x 6 12 2 McDevitt, Roebuck (7), L. Sherry (8) and Pisnatano: O'Toole. Bridges 18). Brosnan (8) and Bailey. WP u jooie iiu-iu). championship of Rogue Valley er Vogler wound up Sharp stepped out of the batter's box. Vogler held up his throw and a balk and base on balls were ruled. Vern Swanson had three hits and three runs batted in for Central Point, Scott Eaton hit two for two and Mike Barnes and Willie Jones each doubled. Stewart Young, pitching for Crater, allowed eight hits, struck out three, walked two and hit one. Darrell Summer field relieved with two out in the sixth inning. He gave up one hit and struck out one. Salem met Eugene in other Saturday championship round play. Albany faced Cottage Grove and Roseburg took on Bend in the consolation con tention. MNKSCOIIKS: (I'rldiiy Kmo) Cottage Grove 010 202 0 S 8 3 Crater Cubs 203 001 x 6 0 1 Carr. Vogler ( and Richards; Young. Summerfield (H) and Barnes (Saturday came) Crater Cuhs 430 000 7 6 B Drain 480 03114 4 8 Barnes, Sharp (2). Summerfield (21. Tomllnson (6) and Summerfield, Barnci 2; Swanfto and Bloomberg. Olympia, Greece - HOT - A total of 362 relay runners left Friday to carry the tradition al Olympic flame, scheduled to burn at Rome, Aug. 25 Sept. 11, to the embarkation port of Piraeus where it is expected to arrive tonight. MUST SELL! Junior Keglers Will Contend At Gladstone Nine Rogue valley boys and girls will contend next Wed nesday, Aug. 17, in Young America Bowlerama competi tion at Gladstone bowl near Oregon City. The nine who topped sec ond round playoff action on Wednesday, Aug. 10, at Roxy Ann lanes, local YAB center, are: Dennis Bauman 551, Larry Jones 539 and Jerry Zemlicka 383, senior girls; and Chuck Mariann Furrer 476, Kathi Hart 398 and Becki Barlow 383, se nior girls; and Chuck Eilenberger 501, Bill Dicken son 451 and Walt Daigle 380 junior boys'. Trophies went to these win ners. Bowlerama participants received membership pins. Second round playoff follow ed a first round of 12 qualify ing games between July 4 and Aug. 6. To Form Journal Team Winners from the Glad stone round will be Portland city champions and receive trophies, jackets and emblems. The six high, in each of four divisions, senior and junior boys and senior and junior girls, will be formed into the Oregon Journal s official YAB teams of five regulars and one alternate each. These teams will bowl at Oswego on Wednesday, Aug. 4, in Area 4 telegraphic com petition. The area one of four Includes teams in Oregon, Texas, Wisconsin and Arizona These winners gain a trip to Los Angeles for the nationals and to Disney land. Bauman, Jones and Zem licka have been vying regu larly in a Monday Night Mix ed league at Medford Bowling lanes. Miss Furrer and Miss Barlow have been in the same mixed league and Miss Hart has been in the St. Mary's league at Roxy Ann lanes. Eilenberger has participated at the Caveman Bowl at Grants Pass, Dickinson has been in the father-son league at Roxy Ann and Daigle in the Kiwams Junior league at Medford lanes. Selby Chevrolet, Ashland; Is providing a car to help transport the local delegation to Gladstone. Willamette Net Tournament on August 20-21 Corvallis - Entries are com ing in fast for the second an nual Willamette Valley Ten nis championships Aug. 20-21 at the Oregon State college courts in Corvallis. The tournament, sponsored by the Corvallis Gazette Times, will feature seven di visions this year wi,th the ad dition of women's singles, jun ior girls singles (18 and under) and mixed doubles. Other divisions, repeats from last year, include men's singles and doubles and jun ior men's singles and doubles (18 and under). Trophies worth $250 will be awarded to winners and run-ners-up in each division. Entries are due Wednesday, Aug. 17. Entry fees may be paid at the first round of the tournament. Blanks are avail able at Medford city recre ation department or in the newsroom of the Corvallis Gazette-Times. Tournament piny Is to be gin at 9 a.m. Saturday. A buf fet dinner Is scheduled Sat urday night for all contest ants. Jim Jackson of Portland, former Oregon Slate net star, has indicated he will return to defend his men's singles title, and will probably team up with Bud McCoy, also of Portland, again in men's doubles where they captured the title last year. BASEBALL National League Philadelphia 10. Chicago 6 St. Louts 0, Pittsburgh 3 Milwaukee 4. San Francisco 3 Cincinnati 3, Loi Angeles 3 American League Chicago 6, Kansas City 4 Washington 12. New York 7 (night) Baltimore 4. Boston 3 (night) Detroit 6. Clev. 4 (night. 10 In ntngs) Pari fir Cnmt League Vancouver 2. San Diego 1 Seattle 4, Sacramento 3 Spokane 4. Tacoma 1 Salt Lake 9, Portland 5 Northwest League Yakima 11-3. Wenicahee 3-6 Tri-City 7. Lewiston 1 Eugene 7-4, Salem 4-2 BRILL METAL WORKS Commtrct.il Industrial Residential Sheet Metal Work Stainless, Galvanized and Copper Fabrication 2287 West Main FHONI SP 2-4440 Yankees Hold Slim With Three Hit, 1-0 Whltey Ford protected the New York Yankees' slim first place lead Saturday with a three-hit, 1-0 victory over the Washington Senators. The Baltimore Orioles, less than a game back, took on the Boston Red Sox in a night contest. Roger Maris' seventh inn ing triple and Mickey Man tle's sacrifice fly provided the game's only run as New York STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. GB Pittsburgh 6 42 .611 St. Louis 03 47 .573 4 Milwaukee 59 47 .557 6 Los Angelei 58 48 .547 7 San Franclico ...52 54 .491 13 Cincinnati 49 60 .450 1711 Philadelphia 43 66 .394 23 1, Chicago 40 66 J77 25 Saturday'! Results Pittsburgh 4, St. Louis 1 Milwaukee 4. San Francisco Chicago 4, Philadelphia 2 CinclnnaU 6. Los Angeles 2 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. New York 62 43 'Baltimore .64 46 Chicago 63 47 Cleveland . ....S3 52 Pet. .590 .582 J73 .503 Washington 53 56 Detroit 47 59 11 .443 151,1 .434 16 li .383 22 li Boston ... 46 60 Kansas City 41 66 Night game Saturday's Results Cleveland 2, Detroit 1 ' New York 1. Washington 0 Chicago 8, Kansas City 3 NORTHWEST LEAGUE (as of Friday) W. L. Pet Yakima - 28 19 .595 Trl-Clty 28 21 .553 Eugene 24 24 .500 Lewlston 23 25 .470 Salem 22 27 .448 Wenatchee 19 26 .422 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE (as of Friday) W. Spokane 73 Tacoma 68 Salt Lake 64 Seattle 61 Sacramento 60 San Diego 55 L. 48 54 55 60 61 67 Pet. .603 .557 .538 .504 .406 .451 .443 .407 S'.i 8 1214 13 181.4 Vancouver 54 lIMi 13 (i Portland .. ..48 70 Notice Served On Beanballing Cincinnati -(UPII- The man agers of the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Cincinnati Reds were on notice Friday that "the first appearance of bean-balling" will cost their pitchers $50. In a "Dear Walter and Fred" letter. National League President Warren Giles scold ed the managers about too many "charges and counter charges about pitchers inten tionally throwing at hitters." Giles told Reds Manager Fred Hutchinson and Dodgers Manager Walt Alston to warn their pitchers to be more cautious about throwing pitches which could be taken for beanballs. Giles sought to avoid re currence of the flareups which marked the clubs' last meeting on the West Coast two weeks ago. Attention Ford Owners... SPECIAL NUMBER 1 Power Saver "Aluminized" Muffler Here's What You Get: A Genuine Ford "Aluminiied" Muffler that laitl Up to Twice as Long! Eiptrt Initiation! Mora Power on Lass Gal with tha Muffler that's mad by Ford for YOUR Ford Modall Here's What We Do: Install Naw Gsnuina Ford Ignition Points and Condansar. Clean and Reaap Spark Plugs. Sat Ignition Timing and Adjust Carburetor far Summer Driving. Check Fan and Generator Baits; All Hons and Connections. For Convenient Appointment Call Service Manager SP 3-4547 CRATER LAKE MOTORS evened its season's series with Washington at six-all, ' Marls led off the seventh with a line drive that center fielder Pete Whisenant tried Colts Drub Collegiate Stars 32-7 By ED SAINSBURY Chicago - OJPD - The Col lege All Stars had the "nee dle" and the hustle, but you need much deadlier weapons than those to beat the cham pionship pro knowhow of the Baltimore Colts. That, Colt coach Weeb Eu bank and College All Star leader Otto Graham agreed today, is why the kings of the National Football league took the cream of the camp uses apart at Soldier Field Friday night, 32-7. The Colts, whipping up three touchdowns on the mag ic passing combination of Johnny Unitas to Lenny Moore and salting away three field goals by Steve Myhra, never appeared worried about what would happen before the 70,000 fans. But Graham defended his youngsters. "The old pros just out smarted them," he said. "They didn't outhustle them." Eubank gave amiable agree ment. Good Coaching Job "Graham did a good job," he said of the former Cleve land Browns ace who has pi loted the All-Stars to one vic tory and two Colt defeats. Unitas hit on 17 of 29 pass es for 237 yeards to lead the Colts to a total of 281 yards in the air. Baltimore also net ted 133 years rushing and the big pro line held the colle gians to only 13 yards on the ground. The Stars netted 108 yards passing. Derby Fever Grips Akron Akron, Ohio - HIPD - "Derby fever gripped the rubber cap ital of the world on the eve of the 23rd All-American Soap Box Derby. A total of 168 champions from 38 states, Puerto Rico, and four foreign countries will vie today for $15,000 in college scholarships and priz es at the end of the 875-foot-long Derby Downs track. The foreign entries are from West Germany, Venezuela, the Philippines and Canada. Wolf gang Hoehn, 14, West Berlin, winner of the finals at Duis- burg, will carry the German colors. SPECIAL NUMBER 2 "Gas Saver" Summer Tune-Up Main and Fir Lead Win for but couldn't grab. The ball rolled past him for a triple and Maris then jogged home on Mantle's 340-foot fly to deep right. Ford, who did not issue a hit for the first 5 23 innings, won his eighth game. Don Lee, allowing only four hits before bowing out for a pinch hitter in the eighth, lost Ms fourth decision. Red Wilson, an ex-Tiger catcher, drove in both Cleve land runs with a second inn ing double as Cleveland edged Detroit, 2-1. Jim Perry breez ed to his 15th victory of the year with a seven-hitter. Norm Cash s single drove in the Tigers' lone run in the third. Roy Sievers batted In three runs with his 23 homer to pace the Chicago White Sox to an 8-3 triumph over the last place Kansas City Ath letics. The A's held a 3-1 lead until Sievers capped a five- run Chicago outburst in the fourth inning. Dick Donovan picked up his fifth decision in relief of starter Frank Bau- mann. Johnny Briggs dropped his fourth game. AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 001000 000 1 7 1 Cleveland 020 000 OOx 2 7 1 Lary (10-12) and Folles; Perry (15-5) and Wilson. Washington . 000 000 0000 3 0 new YorK uuu uuu tux i o u Lee. Moore (8) and Battey; Ford (8-7) and Berra. LP Lee (5.4). Kansas City 012 000 0003 10 1 Chicago 001 501 lux 8 13 1 ISllouris, Briggs tt, ivuiyna (4), Davis (6) and P. Daley; Bau man, Donovan (4) and Louar. WP Donovan (5-1). LP Briggs (4-4). League Leaders United Press International NATIONAL LEAGUE Player & Club G. AB R. H. Larker. L.A. 87 273 35 94 Mays. S.F. .. 105 406 81 136 Ashb rn. Chi. 105 388 76 122 Groat, Pitts. 108 456 64 142 Wills. L.A. .. 101 311 48 96 Clmnte, Pits. 08 383 59 118 Herera, Phil. 101 363 46 111 White, St. L. 108 428 59 129 Taylor, Phil. 102 412 58 124 Cepeda, S.F. 102 393 50 116 Pet. .344 .335 .314 .311 .309 .308 .308 .303 .301 .295 AMERICAN LEAGUE Skwron, N.Y. 98 375 45 120 63 131 63 133 47 120 66 95 65 119 30 81 50 128 54 110 80 111 .320 .319 .316 smitn, uni. Minoso. Chi. 10B 411 109 421 Power, Clev. Sievers, Chi. 98 384 80 307 .313 .309 .307 .303 .302 .301 .296 Run els. Bos. 101 388 Asmptc, Clev. 73 267 . Hoonsn., uai. iiu Kuenn, Clev. 07 366 Maris, N.Y. 101 375 Runs Batted In National league Banks. Cubs 90: Aaron, Braves 83; Boyer, Cards 77; Mnvi. Giant 74-. CeDeda. Giants 74. American league Maris, Yankees 94; Skowron, Yankees 80; Minoso, White Sox 77: wenz, Kea oox Gentile, orioles 72. Home Runs National league Banks. Cubs 31; Aaron, Braves 30; Mathews, Braves 25; Boyer, Cards 25; Mays, Giants 21. American league Maris, Yankees 39; Mantle. Yankees 27; Lemon, Senators 27; Colavito. 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