TIGERS TRIP BOSOX
Yanks Edge Indians 4 to 2;
Baltimore Beats Senators
By United Press International
- Yogi Berra's first home run
of the season Saturday capped
a three-run rally that carried
rthe New York Yankees to a
4-2 victory over the Cleve
land Indians.
-, Ralph Terry started for the
Yankees and picked up his
first decision of the year al
though he needed late help
from Luis Arroyo. Terry al
" lowed the first two men to
face him in the eighth inning
get aboard, but Arroyo came
on and got Bubba Phillips to
' bounce into a double play to
kill the rally.
V Woodie Held hit his first
' homer of the year for Cleve
land in . the fourth and the
Indians got their final run in
the sixth on a triple by Phil
Hps and a single by Vic
Power.
First Defeat
Jim Perry yielded eight of
the Yankees' nine hits and all
' their runs before he departed
' in the seventh inning. It was
the first defeat of the year
for the Cleveland righthander
: Medford1&twbum
SIPCDnSTTS
Gardner Chucks No-Hit
Decision for
Prospect With Craig Gard
ner twirling a no-hit victory
,-here Friday, Prospect high as'
Eagles Have
Crown for
West Area
Eagle Point - Eagle Point
high baseballers awaited word
on arrangements for the
Rogue league baseball playoff
after wrapping up the western
division honors with a spotless
-record Friday night.
The Eagles, with a 13-run
third inning, laced Illinois
Valley 18 to 6 at Eagle Point
for their fourth division vie-
tory against no losses. EP will
rmeet either Lakevlew or Hen
"ley for the league and the
Subdistrict 6 A2 banner.
, Triples Hit
'; Big inning for the Eagles
..saw back to back triples by
. Don Charley and Dick Wil
son, a double by Wilbur Boat
right and a single by Frank
Charley. There were 10 bases
on balls in the stanza. Boat
right's hit came with the bases
. filled and Don Charley's triple
with two on board.
. Eagle Point had the advan
tage of IS bases on balls. Tom
Perdue tossed a six-hitter for
EP, walking just two and
fanning six Cougars. Eagle
. batters struck out on eight oc
casions. , EP will meet Medford Jun
ior varsity at Medford on
Tuesday. ,
' UNESCORE:
Illinois Valley 104 001 0 8 6 3
Eagle Point 01(13) 004 X 18 7 1
D. Johnson. Baird (3), Johnson
(3) and Pratherj Perdue and Boat-right.
Portland State Sweeps Three
Game Series With Red Raiders
OCC STANDINGS
W. L. Pet
GB
PSC ...,.........5 0
SOC ..... 5 3
OTI , 3 4
EOC 2 4
OCB 3 7
Saturday's Results
1.000
.625
.429
.333
.300
Portland State 10-8, Southern
Oregon 4-6 (2nd same 12 innings).
Oregon College 15-10, Eastern
Oregon 3-8.
Ashland - Pinchhitter Gor
don Riese smashed a two-run
home run in the top of the
12th inning here Saturday to
give Portland State college
an 8 to 6 win and a sweep
of the three game week end
'series with Southern Oregon
college.
Rle's 350-foot blow over
the right field fence broke up
' a tight pitching duel by relief
' . pitchers Earle Tichenor of
SOC and the Vikings' Ted
Hendry. Both took the mound
,in relief roles in the fourth
.inning.
' In the opener of Saturday's
'Itwinbill, four SOC errors and
'14 PSC hits made the differ
ence as the Vikings won, 10-4.
pn Friday PSC scored a 12-7
Win.
Portland State now sports
!m perfect 5-0 record in Ore
gon Collegiate conference ac--tion
while the Raiders are
second with a 5-3 record.
' Friday the Raiders held a
.2-0 lead going into the fifth.
Inning, but The Portlanders
'scored four times in the fifth
.and five more in the sixth
to send the Raiders down to
-defeat.
' Four SOC miscues coupled
,with a single by PSC's Terry
tYamauchi and a two-run dou
'ble by Loyd Lewis scored four
runs in the fifth. Two more
.SOC miscues combined with
four Viking safeties did the
after two victories.
Milt Pappas gave up just
six hits in pitching the Balti
more Orioles to a 3-0 victory
over the Washington Sena
tors. Gus Triandos drove in
three runs with three hits for
the Orioles, who now have
won three straight and four
of their last five.
Rookie Ed Hobaugh was
the starting and losing pitcher
for Washington. The Senators
have lost six of their last
seven games and have scored
a total of five runs in their
last six outings.
Frank Lary was given a
nine-run lead by the Detroit
Tigers, but he still needed
bullpen help before achieving
his fourth straight triumph of
the season, 9-5, over Boston.
Dick Brown hit a grand slam
homer for the Tigers, Jake
Wood connected for a three
run blow and Rocky Colavlto
contributed a solo blast. Tom
Brewer of Boston was tagged
with his first defeat against
two victories.
Marv Throneberry hit a
Prospect
sured itself of a place in the
District 5B baseball playoffs
with a 7 to 1 decision over
Butte Falls.
It was the third win of the
season for Prospect over Butte
Falls and clinched the Jack
son County B league laurels
for the Cougars. The two
schools are the only two Class
B baseball participants in the
county.
' Errors enabled the Loggers
to get their only run in the
first inning. Gardner struck
out BF players 10 times and
did not walk a one. Cliff Chap
man nit two for three for
Prospect and Bob Fitch dou
bled. Homer Doesn't Count
Gardner hit a ball over the
fence good for four bases with
John Rogers aboard in the
sixth nning. On the notion
that the ball was foul, Rogers
was ordered, from the coach
ing box, to return to first base
and he trotted across the dia
mond. The ball was ruled fair,
however, and . Gardner con
tinued around the bases. But.
he was called out for passing
tne advance runner at third.
For the Butte Falls run an
error and a fielder's option
put runners on base. Then a
third strike was dropped and
the throw to first was dropped,
allowing in the score.
Logger pitcher Art Ellis
walked six and whiffed three
in a nine-hitter.
LINESCORE:
Butte Falls .... 100 000 01 0 7
Prospect 303 300 X 7 9 S
A. Ellis and Baker; C. Gardner
and Betts.
Corvallis - (UPD - The sched
uled Oregon State - Idaho
Northern division base ball
game here yesterday was can
celled because of rain.
damage in the sixth.
The Raiders scored the first
two runs of the game in the
first when John Buck scored
Damien Rossetto and Dave
Hughes with a line drive dou
ble.
A single by Jess Munyon
scored Hughes with SOC's
third marker in the fifth. An
other SOC tally crossed the
plate in the sixth on a single
by John Cook, a walk, and
Viking bobble.
SOC, down 12-4 going into
the ninth, rallied for three
runs on singles by Rossetto
and Hughes, a ground rule
double which bounced over
he center field fence by Kerm
McLemore, and a single by
Buck which scored Hughes
and McLemore, but a double
play killed the uprising.
PSC's left - handed Riese
went the route, striking out
10 SOC batters and walking
five. SOC starter Marty Vog
ler took the loss, being re
lieved by Tichenor and Larry
Carr.
Saturday's opener saw er
rors open the gates lor tne
visitors in the fifth after the
Raiders had built a 3-0 lead.
Catcher Jess Munyon's homer
over the right field fence in
the third chased home two
SOC markers.
But in the fifth, SOC start
er John Cook ran into trouble,
giving up four unearned runs
on a triple by Don Lowry, a
two-bagger by Lewis and
three SOC errors.
In the seventh, six more
PSC runs romped home as six
singles, a double by Ronnie
Saito and another Raider er
ror pushed the score to 10-3.
Tha Raiders' final tally
grand-slam homer off Herb
Score and Haywood Sullivan
socked a three-run double to
pace the Kansas City Ath-
letics to a 13-9 decision over
the Chicago White Sox. Re
lief pitcher Dave Wicker,
sham,, recalled from Shreve
port of the Southern associa
tion earlier this week, got the
win and Gerry Staley was
charged with the defeat.
Ken McBride pitched a
five-hitter and Ken Aspro
monte hit a two-run first in
ning homer to pace the Los
Angeles Angels to a 4-1 vic
tory over the' Minnesota
Twins. Earl Battey homered
in the fourth' inning to pro
duce Minnesota's run.
LINESCORES:
Boston 000 003 200 S S 2
Detroit 010 440 OOx 8 B 0
Brewer. Muffett (8). Nichols (7),
Stallard (8) and Nixon, Pagllaronl;
Lary. Agulrre (7) and Brown. WP
iar?. (4-' LP Brewer (2-1).
HRa Colavlto (4th) Wood (2nd),
Brown (3rd).
Baltimore 001 110 002 5 12 2
Washington 000 000 000 0 8 1
Pappas (1-2) and Triandos; Ho
baugh, Hernandci (6). Kutyna (8)
and Dotterer. LP Hobaugh (0-1).
Cleveland ....000 101 .0002 10 0
New York ..300 010 OOx 4 9 0
Perry, Allen (7) and Romano;
Terry, Arroyo (8) and Berra. WP
Terry (1-0). LP Perry (2-1). HRs
Berra (1st), Held (1st).
Chicago
...301 010 040 9 11 2
Kan. City ..114 210 04x 13 12 0
Pierce. Score fat. Kmnwr at
Lown (6), Staley . (8) and Caxreon,
LoUar (3); Walker. Rakow (4),
Kunkel (8). Wlckersham (8) and
Sullivan. WP Wlckersham (-0).
Lp.. stalev 0"1)' HRs Posada
(1st), Throneberry (3rd).
GIANTS BELT BRAVES
Howard Paces LA Over Cubs
By Unilad Press International
Frank Howard drove in six
runs Saturday with two
homers, including a towering
440-foot bases-full shot into
the centerfield bleachers, to
pace the Los Angeles Dodgers
to a 0-4 victory and break a
Chicago Cubs' winning streak
STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
V I. . Tif
Pittsburgh 8 5 .615
San Francisco 9 6 .600
Los Angeles 9 7 .563
inicago ....7 7 .500
St. Louis 7 7 .500
Cincinnati n ' o mi
Philadelphia a : J 08
aunaays uames
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati
San Francisco at Milwaukee
Philadelphia at St. Louis
Los Angeles at Chicago
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
Detroit 9 , 3 . .750
Now York 8 4 .667
Minnesota 9 ' 5 .643
Boston 6 8 ,500
Chicago ... 6 8 .500
Cleveland 7 7 .600
Baltimore ..... .. 7 7 .500
Kansas City 4 7 .364
Washington 4 10 .286
Los Angeles 3 8 .273
Sunday's Games
Chicago at Minnesota
New York at Washington
Boston at Cleveland
Baltimore at Detroit
Kansas .City at Los Angelas
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
(Through Friday Games)
w. L.
Pet.
.600
.600
.571
.558
.500
.420
.375
.286
Vancouver 6 4
Hawaii 8 4
Tacoma 4 3
Seattle 5 4
San Diego 5 A
Portland ..3 4
Spokane .u..........3 5
Salt Lake 2
NORTHWEST LEAGUE .
(Through Friday Games)
W. L.
Pet.
1.000
.750
.500
Yakima 4 0
Wenatchee 3 1
Salem 2 2
Tri-Clty 2 2
Lewiston 1 3
Eugene 0 4 -
.600
.250
.000
came in a seventh Inning rally
as pinchhitter Bill Franks was
hit by the pitcher, Gene Klein,
and moved around on Ros-
setto's double to left and a
PSC error.
Klein struck out two and
walked two in picking up the
win. Cook fanned four and
walked but two in taking the
loss. , .,
Riese brought the 12-inning
marathon to an abrupt halt
in the third game of the series,
scoring Lewis who had walk
ed ahead of him on his game
wining four-bagger.
Lowry blasted a two-run
300-foot homer for PSC in the
first frame.
. McLemore got one run back
for SOC in the third with a
solo homer over the left field
barrier, then the Raiders tied
the score at 6-6 with three
runs in the fourth. Rossetto,
McLemore and Munyon all
had RBI singles in that frame.
PSC's Hendry hurled the
final 8-23 innings, giving the
Raiders only two hits, to pick
up the win. Tichenor, who
took over with two out in the
fourth, allowed the Viks only
three safeties until the fatal
12th.
LINESCORES:
rriaay Game
PSC 000 OSS 120 n 11 i
SOC 200 Oil 003 7 12 8
Riese and fetz: Voder. T rhennr
(8). Carr (9) and Munyon.
Saturday's Games v
PSC 000 040 810 14 1
SOC 012 000 1 4 8 4
ruein ana Feu: cook and Mun
yon.
R HE
PSC ..301 200 000 002 8 13 1
SOC ....201 300 000 000 8 11 1
crav. Hendrv m and Himnn
Feu (10); Vannict, Tichenor (4)
and Francis.
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON
Crater Cindermen
Subdue Ashlanders
Central Point
Sparkling
performances were numer
ous here Friday afternoon in
a track engagement which
saw Crater high trim Ashland
72V4 to 50V4.
Held in conjunction with
the varsity meet was a ninth
grade dual affair' which Cra-r
ter's Comets took 82V4 to
43V.
The varsity clash saw Ash
land's Bob Voris capture the
high hurdles with a sizzling
:14.8, win the low barriers
with a fine :20.5 and pace the
broad jump with a long 21
feet 1V4 inches.
Crater's Gary Wald blazed
through the 100-yard dash in
:10 flat and later romped
through the 220 in :23 even.
Little Joe McCalvy rambled
through the 440 for the Com
ets in :52.6.
The high jump saw a four
way tie at 5-11 among Dwight
James and Bryson LaCasse of
Crater and Stewart Hedges
and Forrest Farmer of Ash
land. Outside this deadlock
Crater had seven clear firsts
and Ashland six. The Comets
swept the discus, the 100 and
the 220 and the Grizzlies the
pole vault.
In the ninth grade conten
tion Sherm Kiger won the
broad jump and 75 and 150-
yard dashes for Crater, Denny
ityerson took the high jump
and 440 and Younir the shot
put and discus. The Comets
got 11 first, including the for-
of four games. -
Howard, the Dodgers' 6-7
first baseman, gave Johnny
Podres all the support he
heeded in working . to his
third pitching victory against
no defeats. Podres gave up
only seven hits, including a
ninth inning home run by
Ernie Banks.
Podres was locked in a 3-3
battle when Howard cleared
the bases with his grand slam
smash in the fifth inning.
Charlie Smith followed with
the third Dodger home run
off Cub starter and loser Dick
Ellsworth.
First Blast
Howard hit his first home
run in the second inning, a
drive over the left field wall
which also brought in Don
Demeter, who was safe on the
first of two Chicago errors.
The San Francisco Giants.
hitless against- Warren Spahn
Friday night, blasted 15 safe
ties Saturday, including five
homers, to defeat the Mil
waukee Braves, ' 7-3. Willie
McCovey slammed two round
trippers for the Giants, and
the other were hit by Felipe
AIou, Orlando Cepeda and
Jim Davenport.
Juan Marichal went all the
way for San Francisco to gain
his first victory of the season
against one defeat and starter
Bob Buhl suffered his second
straight setback for the
Braves.
Pittsburgh was at Cincin
nati and Philadelphia at St.
Louis in night games.
In night games, Vernon
Law was credited with his
first victory of the year as
the Pittsburgh Pirates defeat
ed the Cincinnati Reds, 6-3,
and Art Mahaffey pitched a
four-hitter to give the Phila
delphia Phils a 3-2 win over
the St. Louis Cardinals.
Los Angeles 021 050 001 9 10
Chicago 030 000 001 4 7
Podres (3-0) and Camilli. Rose
boro (8); Ellsworth, Sohaffernoth
lai, wngni iHi ana tterten. ur-
Ellsworth (0-2). HRs Howard 2
(2nd and 3rd), Smith (2nd), Banks
South GP
Cops Meet
South Grants Pass ninth
grade scantclads grabbed first
place places in 12 of the 14
events here on Friday to trim
McLoughlin 81 Va to 40V4 in a
cinder meet.
Richard Ireland won the 75
and 150-yard dashes for South
along with the high jump. Gil
Maakestad took the discus and
low hurdles and Bob Bauer
the shot put and javelin for
the Trojans.
Mike Barnes won the broad
jump for the Medford school
and Dewayne Turpin and
Skip Van Sickle knotted for
first in the pole vault for the
Bulldogs.
RE8ULTS:
H 1 h hurdles Covev. R
Haw-
kins, S: Ewaldsen. M.: 10.2
Discus Maakestad. S: Kimhall.
M; Vencill. S. 121-5.
75 Ireland. S: Barnes. M: Rob
inson, S. :07.9.
1320 Lyons, S; Kengla, M;
Woodley. S. 3:33.
rugn jump Ireland, 8; tie sec
ond McFarland and Bauer, S. 5-7 V.
330 Newland. 8: Burroughs, fit
Sanders, S. :40.1.
Pole vault T e first Turnin and
S. Van Sickle. M: tie third Pclkey.
S, and B. Van Sickle, M. 10 ft.
Shot out Bauer. S: Kimball. Mr
Wlnetrout, M. 52-514.
Low hurdles Maakestad. 8: Lar
son. M; Hawkins, S. :15.1.
150 Ireland, S; Barnes, M; Rob
inson, S. :15.5.
660 B r o w n. B: convert M-
Grant, S. 1:33.
Broad 1umn Barnes. Mr Wevlev
S; Hawkins, 8. 18-7'i.
R e 1 a y Grants Pass (Newland,
Bauer. Robinson. Ireland). 47,7,
Javelin Bauer, S; Coltrane, M;
Dow, M. 135.
feit of the relay. Brown won
tne three-quarter mile for
Ashland and Hile the high
hurdles.
VAR8ITY RESULTS:
Broad Jump Voris, A; Farmer,
A; Howell, C. 21-1 ii.
Pole vault Colwell,' A; tie sec-
ona uaKer ana lwis, A. 11-6.
Javelin W Martin, C; Harrison,
C; Mutler. C. 179-9.
Mign jump ne tor first among
James and
and Farmer, A. 5
iMasse, Ki, ana ueages
11.
Shot nut Mnllnv. C- Mularri r
Mills, A. 48-1.
Discus LaCasse, C: Burns, C;
Harris, C. 128 ft.
High hurdles Voris, A; Champ,
C; Martin, O. :14.8.
100 Wald, C; Brown, C; Robin
son. C. :10.
Mlle Buell, A; Way, A; Howell,
C. 4:46.5.
440 McCalvy, C;. Self, A; Wal
lace, a. loa.tt.
Low hurdles Voris, A; Champ,
C; Farmer, A. :20.5.
220 Wald. C; Robinson, . C;
880 Ford, A; Fisher, C; Badger,
C. 2:09.-
Relay Crater (Wald, Brown,
Robinson, W. Martin). 1:34.
NINTH GRADE RESULTS!
Broad Jump Kiger, C; Ryerson,
C: Boyce. A. 18-3 ii.
Pole vault Henney. C; Hlle, A;
Kogers, a, 10 it.
Javelin Kimball, C; Johnson, A;
Raspane, A. 125.
High jump Ryerson, C; Rhodes.
A; four-way tie for third not list
ed. 3-2.
Shot put Young, C; Allen, C;
Spalding, A. 42.9.
Discus Young, C; Allen, C; Wal
ker, A. 110-11.
Hiffh hurdles Hll. A. Dimnn
A; Guard, C. :11.1.
1320 Brown, Aj Thompson, C;
Walker, A. 3:41.6.
Relay To Crater by forfeit.
440 Ryerson. C: Walker. r.
Stark, A. :38.1.
low hurdles Guard, C; Ras
pone, A; Hile, A. :15.8.
75 Kiger, C Clark, C; Gale, A.
150 Klffer. Cf Clark. P nwnA
A. :15.9.
Crater J V
Divides in
Twinbill
Central Point -Grants Pass
and Crater high junior varsi
ty baseballers divided a dou
bleheader here Friday with
GP taking the first game 2
to 1 and Crater the second
4 to 3.
All the scoring in the open
er was in the second inning.
The Cavemen got their mark
ers on a' walk, a stolen base, a
hit by Bud Keller, a dropped
third strike and an overthrow
miscue. "
A walk, . stolen base and
Wayne Clay's single tallied
for. the Comets.. Jim Thomp
son pitched a. two-hitter for
GP with eight strikeouts; five
walks( and - a -hit batsman.
Gary Burns recorded 10
whiffs in a four-hitter for
Crater. He walked a batter
and hit one.' Bob Peters had
two hits for GP.
Winning Hun
Burns drove in the winning
run for the Comets with 8
hit in the bottom of the sev
enth inning after bases on
balls had filled the bases.
Crater took a 3 to 1 lead in
the mix in the bottom of the
second panel on two walks,
Mike Anhorn's single and an
error. The game was planned
for five innings but went two
extra because of two Grants
Pass tallies in the fifth on
O'Brien's single,, a walk and
James' triple. James tried to
make it a homer but was "out
by a mile" trying to slide in
for the run.
Two errors, Including a
dropped fly ball gave the
Cavemen a tally in the first
inning.
LINESCORES:
Grants Pass .... 020 000 02 4 1
Crater 010 000 01 2 3
Thompson and Peters: Burns and
Rosenburger.
Grants Pass .... 100 020 03 3 2
Crater 030 000 1 4 3 4
O'Brien and Larson: li. Fencer
and Ryder.
Gold Ray Fish Count
WEEK ENDING APRIL 29
Chinook salmon 427 (in
cludes 6.55 per cent Jack"
salmon).
Summer run sieelhead
42.
Winter run sieelhead
181.
FULL SEASON:
Chinook salmon 476 (In
cludes 5.88 per cent jack
salmon).
Summer run sieelhead
42.
Winter run sieelhead
9,576 since Nov. 16.
VANCOUVER WINS
Salt Lake City - (UPD - Van
couver evened its series with
Salt Lake City with a 13-hlt
attack that featured four
home runs Saturday as the
Mounties defeated Salt Lake
12-7.
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A grand slam home run by
Marvin Yunck was the feature
Friday afternoon when the
Klamath Union high baseball
junior varsity defeated Med
ford 7 to 4 here.
Just one game was played
because of the desire of the
Klamath , players to return
home early for a school func
tion. A time limit of 5 p.m.
for starting a new inning was
set and six frames were play
ed. . ..
Yunck's home run was in
the third canto after two bases
on balls and a single by John
Parisotto. ;
KF had a 5 to 2 edge after
four innings. Medford picked
up two runs in the bottom of
the fifth but the visitors add
ed two of their own in the
sixth in singles by Jim Kurth
and Terry Maw and three
walks.
Medford got two runs in the
third inning on a triple by
Larry Sander, a walk and a
groundout. The two in the
fifth were on a base on balls, a
single by Jim Watson and a
double by Gary Miller.
LINESCOItEt
Klamath Falls .. 004 1027 9 1
Medford 002 020 4 4 2
Kurth, Jackson (5) and Marvin;
Sander, Bowman (6) and Couch,
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Oregon conference baseball
win of the season Friday after
noon. The Cavemen downed Cra
ter at, Grants Pass 5 to 1. At
the request of Crater only the
single contest, the counter in
circuit rivalry, was played In
stead of a twin-bill.
Blinka walked three Comet
.batsmen and fanned the same
number. Jack Sakralda, Mark
Milleman and Reddlck each
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Crater gained its lone run
in the first inning when Mike
Gllnet doubled 'and Pat Pep
per singled.
Three Grants Pass markers
were in the third inning on
two bases on balls, a stolen
base, singles by Milleman and
Dave Hauntz, a wild pitch and
a sacrifice flyout by Reddlck
The homer by Reddlck was in
the fifth Inning after Haunt
drew a base on balls.
Darryl Summerfleld tripled
for the Comets who had the
bases loaded in one frame and
failed to score. AU 10 GP hits
were off Summerfleld who
walked four and fanned two
before Denny Samples re
lieved In the sixth inning.
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