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..FRIDAY. AUGUST 19. I960 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. Gongola Hit Gives Bevos Second Win By ROY WEBSTER Unittd Press International Fifth place Sacramento put all its eggs into two baskets Thursday night and, bombed league-leading Spokane, 8-3, In Pacific Coast league play. Solon starter Bud Watkins was. credited with four strike outs; in notching "his fourth season win against two ; de feats: ' ; At the same time however, Seattle carried its s c ojr i n g eggs in two baskets! also and hatched a victory over second place Tacoma, 4-2. Last place Portland shelled1 San Diego, 3-2, i and Salt ; Lake feathered a 6-3 win against Vancouver. Sacramento's five; big runs came in the eighth with, the score tied,' 3-3. The first trio of Italliesi occurred ; in; the fifth.,'. The victory ' markers came. on. four, .singles and a double. Both: Spokane and Sacramento have now won 11 games against each other this season, .-..', ' -4 ' ; Portland -waited until the ninth inning before Pete Gon gola decided to win the game with a bases-loaded single. It was the second night in a row Gongola had won the Beaver game-Wednesday he smashed a two-run homer for the vic tory.. Reliefer Bill Kennedy, working the ninth frame, took the win, his second against four losses. The Beavers had trailed, 2-1, in the eighth when a dou ble and single knotted 1 the count setting i the stage for Gongola's heroic antics. Salt Lake City didn't de serve to win their contest 'but Vancouver apparently: owed them a present. The Bees scored four unearned' runs in the eighth inning to - notch their- 16th victory over the Mounties. ' ' LINESCORESr Sacramento. 000 030 050 6 12 0 Spokane ...... .100 001 100 3 It 1 Watkins ' and RoseUi; Rakow. O'Oonnell '(7), Churn (8), Nelson (8) and Sadowski. Brumley (8). Tacoma t 200- 000 000 2 SeatUe 000 000 13x 4 9 0 9 2 Kevetra; -Rudolph. Beamon (8).. and Fitzgerald , (8), and Zimmerman, Bevan.8V San Diego 000 002 0002 '72 Portland ....... 100 000 0113 10 1 McBride and Carreon; Valentin ctti, Kennedy . (9 ) 'and Congola. . : . Salt "Lake I.. 000 010 0416 10 1 Vancouver ..'000 30O-000 3 5 -3 Pepper and-. Hall; Bamberger, JoUy (8) Paine 9) and White. RANGERS SIGN McCART AN New York (UPD Jack Mc Caf tan; ' the ' United' . States' 1960 Olympic hockey hero who starred' in -a- four-game National Hockey league try out last season, has signed for the 1960.61 season with; the New York Rangers. The ; 6-1, 200-pound McCartan was dis charged from .the . Army last month. , siPCDninrs PCL Old-Timers Of Seattle and Portland Meet Seattle-IUPD-Aches and pains in abundance should be pre valent after the Monday night game here between the "old timers" of the Seattle and Portland Pacific Coast league squads. Game time is 7 p.m. : Jeff Heath, manager of the Seattle nine, and- his honor ary mate, George Burns, have their teams all lined up. The same holds true for Ad Liska, designated manager - of the Portland outfit. , . 1 .'" . , Seattle will be gunning for a win after dropping a 6-4 de cision, to the Beaver outfit-at Portland. About , 5,000 ' fans turned out to watch the "has beens" antics in the, Rose City.,'". : For, the first time in '11 years, , Bill Lawrence,- who played 14 years fn a Seattle uniform, j will he back in Sick's Seattle stadium.- Others on the team will.be: Catchers: Bob-Staggs, Roy Orteig, Joe McManee, Tome Sueme and Joe Erautt.' 1 Pitchers: Herb Karpel,; Steve Nagy, Ira Scribner, Mike Bud nick, Dick Barrett,. Ted John son, Walter Kloug and Arnie Anderson. i Fielders: Lonny Frey, Dick Gyselman, Allan Strange, Al Niemiec, Joe Coscarart, and; Ernie Endress. ; . Outfielders: Mike Hunt Earl Averill, Bob Johnson, Carman Mauro and K. Chorl ton. ; For Portland, the roster will include: 1 - , : Catcher: Roy Elliott'. Pitchers:- Glen Cox, Frank Dierick, Roy Helser and Ted Pillette. Inf ielders: Art Parker, Ver non Reynolds, Royce Lint, Harvey Storey ad Artie Wilson.-..: '..-'', - ' ' .Outfielders:- Moose ' C l a baugh, Wes Schulmerlich, Bill Carney and Dick Winner. V Redskins Face Rams Tonight Los Angelcs-ffiPB-The Wash ington - Redskins picked - an honest-to-good: less , Injun to quarterback the team against the Los Angeles Rams in a National Football league ex: hibition game tonight." v -' Eagle" Day,', part Choctaw Indian, leads the Skins, in the annual Times Charities, game which is expected to - draw about 80,000 fans to the Coliseum.-' ''.' -i' ''-' . ' ! - Day replaces the ' injured Ralph Guglielmi -who was ex-' pected to quarterback Wash ington in the 1960 campaign after under - studying Eddie LeBaron for several seasons.- ED SHORE RECOVERING Springfield, Mass. MUPD- All time 'National league hockey great. Eddie Shore, now owner of the Springfield Indians of the American Hockey league, will soon be. released from Wesson Memorial hospital where he- has been under treatment; for-the last week, it -was disclosed by Dr. Wil liam B. Coen. Shore suffered a heart' attack a year ago. Senators Edge Wenatchee 3-2 . United Press International , . Salem., and - Wenatchee, the two' ;,- bottom clubs of the Northwest league, , provided the excitement T b it r s d a y night. The ;two, clubs played 10 in nings ; before , Salem's Phil jantze - unleashed a 350-foot homer to "decide the contest. Don Fraley had knotted the count, 2-2, for Wenatchee in the seventh: Salem won 3-2. '-, - Yakima succeeded in win ning one of three against Lew iston, downing the Broncs, 8-2, , and Tri-City kept the pressure on the league-leading Bears with a 7-1 victory over Eugene. . Harry . Dunlop banged out two singles for three RBIs to pace Tri-City ito its decision. Eugene scored its lone tally in the second. -After that Tri City started in with one in the third, and added four in the fourth, one in the sixth and the final soore in the eighth. Betsy Ra wis Is Golf Favorite ' Ashville,-;N.C fllPB About 100 men and women teed off today at the Beaver Lake Golf course in a pro-amateur event opening the -fourth annual $7,500 A s h e v i 1 1 e Women's Open golf tournament. . Scores posted by the women in today's 18-hole event count ed towad their totals for the 54-hole tourney which drew a field of 28 top: women profes sionals and about a. dozen lady amateurs. " All three former winners of the event were on hand with defending champion Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg, S.C., second-leading money winner in- -the " "ladies Professional Golfers Association,; rated the pre-tournament favorite. ' ; The other former" winners also among 'the top money winners this' year, were Mar- lene Bauer Hagge of Delray Beach, ;. Fla.,.'-'. and Beverly Hanson of ; Indio, Calif. Aussies Are U.S. Foes At Newport Newnnrt R T ilron tti Buchholz of St. Louis and Ron Holmberg of Brooklyn, N.Y., last surviving Ameri cans in singles play at the 79th Newport Invitation ten. nis tournment, took on two Australians in nnai-torfinal matches today. Buchholz sought a semi-final sDot aeainst Ttnh Hoiltt who started the tjnurnamAnf at Newport Casino unseeded but promptly knocked eight-seeded Donald Dell of Bethesda, Md., out of the running. Holm berg, second seeded,, met fifth-ranked Bob Mark.' The winners, of the twn matches will meet each other Saturday while top-r a n k e d Rod Laver, bidding for a fourth consecutive eras': nrnrt tite, takes on England's Bobby wuson in ine otner semi-final round.. Laver. who has made it clear he won't be easy to stop, eliminated Whitney Reed of Alameda. Calif.. Thursdav. 6-3. 6-4. 6-3. ' Wilson. Britain's ton Dlaver. was down two sets to one in his match with U.S. Davis Cupper Chuck McKinley of St. Louis but rallied from be hind to win. 6-4. 4-6. 10-12. 6-3, 6-3. EXCHANGE MAN DIES New York-Edward J. Wade, stockbroker and president of the New York Cotton Exchange- from 1954 to 1956, died i Wednesday. Corvallis - (UPD - Oregon State's grid staff got a worry earlier this summer when it was learned tha first-string tackle Mike Kline had suffer ed a bad ankle injury while working in the woods. It turn ed "out to be something far less serious than had first been imagined, however, and Kline says he'll be fit as a fiddle when practice sessions start, here on Sept. 1. The ex Beaverton athlete is 6-0 and weighs 230. . wsTrW . ... ilms yo SJtJ I Dm right pttltm ' IrKL J Iw aaf (mi, 910 if " frk wf ? shot p "" tll.M, - ROGUE SPORTSMAN 1080 South Riverside PHONE SP 2-7389 Sm tht Cher-hhntery Show ha eokx Sundays, NBC-TV- "These trails would shake the cab off an ordinary truckbut not our Chevy" Few trucks are subjected to the body-wracking beatings that are part of m day's work for this Chevrolet Series 60 pulpwood hauler. It's owned by J, E. Fox, North Carolina logging contrac- . tor. As Bobby Fox, a partner : ' the business says, "leaded with pulpwood, we drive over stumps and potholes you'd think would tear the truck to pieces. These trails would shake the cab off an r' ordinary truck, but not our Chevy. We can average an extra load a day . . . make $45 to $50 day more with this Chevy than we can with the others." In every weight class these Chevies - are doing more work at ' less ex pense than trucks have ever done before. Drive one at your Chevro let dealer's. It's an experience that could pay yon big dividends. "That 8-cvlinder rncin really per forms," My Bobbt Fox. "lit got the lugging noam vet need in the mxdt and walks right along with full load on tht highway." . WORTH MORE BECAUSE THEY WORK MORE! CHEVROLET STURDI BILT TRUCKS Trade now during your local authorized Chevrolet dealer' $ Truck Value Roundup! : V COURTESY CHEVROLET " , p w s $ mm Ife r The Whole Town's VAtPfrabout ROBINSON BROS. Tremendous imp i& mr r, All prices gone to the dogs! Cabana SWIM SETS 1 PRICE 72 You'll purr at the . Savings! The Doggiest Sale! We Don't Want 'Em . . . You Can Have 'Em . . at Prices So Low It's Like Giving Money Away! Buys to Get Your Budget Out of the Doghouse! Famous Label SUITS PRICE! SLACKS Sizes 28 to 42 PRICE! it ir OPEN EVERY MONDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 P.M. ir ir BEACHER PflWTS Sizes 30 to 36 Reg $4.95 NOW.. 1199 U Can't squit tht price any lower!, ',. 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Park FREE ' while you shop hero rectiy behi or In any lently located town Park Shop ROBINSON BTOS. Next to Pick's Apparel THE BUDS FOR QUALITY DUDS Downtown Medford 9th at Bartlett MEDFORD Phone SP 2-6115
