iVfetlford, Crater
Mines Will Battle
Medlord and Crater High
schools .rc scheduled to make
up on Tuesday their rained
out Southern Oregon confer
ence baseball c inflict.
They will vie at 4 p.m.
on the Medford diamond. Jun
ior varsities meet at the same
time at Central Point.
Ashland's Jrizzlics no to
Grams Pass on Tuesday for
another league makeup fra
cas. Play will be at 2:31 p.m.
The foregoing tan ,les, or
iginally set for last Friday
were washed out by rain.
Medford will attempt to
keep its conference rccu.d un
tarnished. It hofcis a league
victory over the Comets but
Crater trimmed the Black Tor
nado in a nun-counting game.
Crater will aim to get otf the
bottom of the conference
heap. The Comets follow up
the Medford brush with a
Wednesday jaunt to Yreka,
Calif,
Pitcher Possibilities
Ashland tipped Grants
Pass by one run in 13 innings
in the early encounter be
tween the two schools. The
Grizzlies of the Lilliia city
are now third in the league
standings. Grants Pass is
fourth.
Zither Steve Ray or Craig
Laurance will lake the hill
for Medford ag.'iinft Crater.
The Comets will have either
Darryl Summcrfield or Lar
ry Pepper on the mound
against the Tornado and
Wayne Clay likely will do
the pitching at Yreka.
Ashland Diaisio
Break
Ashland Ashland high
baseballers split victories
with Yreka high Saturday at
Yreka, Calif.
The host Miners nabbed the
seven-inning first game ,i io2
and Ashland the five-frame
finisher 8 to 4.
Yreka picked up its tri
umph on the strength of two
runs in the fifth inning which
overcame a 2 to 1 Ashland
edge. They were tallied on a
base on balls, a fielder's
option a dropped fly ball in
center field and a single by
Hitchcock.
The Miners got their first
run in the third inning on a
walk, a sncriliec by Cummins j
and a single by Tom Lausta
lot. Ashland scored once in the
fourth inning on a walk to i
Dean Samuelson, his stolen
base and two groundnuts, j
The other Grizzly marker
was in the fifth canto on back
to back doubles by Larry
Pierce and Bob King. i
Heavy Artillery i
Pierce, along with pitching !
a two-hitler for Ashland, j
walked two batters and whif- j
fed five. Green gave up both
hits to Ashland, issuing five
free passes and striking out j
seven. Jones came in during i
the seventh inning when Ash- j
land had the bases filled with
one out and struck out two j
batters. j
Ashland unleashed its heavy :
artillery in the first inning
of the second fracas when Lai -:
ry Pierce doubled, Tom Logue
Ducks Top
Idaho 3-0
I
United Press International
Jon Swanson pitched t h j
Oregon Ducks buck into the
Northern Division baseball
picture Saturday.
Swanson. a senior right
hander, scattered nine hits as
the Ducks posted a H-0 victory
over the Idaho Vandals at En
gene.
The victory was Oregon's
second in tour starts m the
division. Oregon Stale and
Washington State lead with
3-1 records
Washington Stale downed
Washington 8 (i Saturday.
The Ducks scored two runs
in the third inning and col
lected another i nn in t li "
fourth inning.
Oregon Stale was scheduled
to take on Washington State
at Corvallis loda .
Bob Walker hil two homers
and drove in three runs to
pace t h e Washington Slate
Cougars to an K (i victory over
Washington's Huskies in a col.
lege baseball game here Sal- .
uiday, i
Williams Has !
Golf Acc Here
William J. Williams yester
day carded the first hole in
one on the new nine-hole sec
lion of the Rogue Valley i
Country club golf links.
He recorded the ace on the
203-yard No. 11 green, using
a 3 1 'a wood.
Playing with Williams wire
his wife. Doug Olson and'
Mike Soran
MONDAY. APRIL 30. 1362
Medford Cuach John Ko
venz said that Bob Schrocder
likely will be at his second
base slot if his lea injury suf
fered against Ashland recent
ly has kept' up the healing in
dicated late last week. I'.e
would not have been able to
play against Crater last Fri
day, however.
1
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TORNADO BASEBALLER
Craig Laurance. above is
third baseman and pitcher for
the Medford high baseball
team which meets Crater at
4 p.m. here Tuesday in a
Southern Oregon conference
scrap. He may be on the hill
against the Comets but, if not,
will be at the hoi corner.
tripled, Rick Hosier singled
and King blasted one out of
the park home run.
The Grizzlies collected two
more runs in the second in
ning. These would have been
enough to win. But the Bruins
gained insurance with t w o
more in the fourth session
on four bases on balls and a
fielder's option.
Pierce and .Ian Susee each
had two liils for Ashland and
John Rhodes turned in good
relief hurling, lie entered in
the third inning and yielded
two hits but no runs.
I im si (ini;s:
A-.il;iiifl mill I I n II 2
Yri'kit uni nun - 3
I- l'lerri- ;.iul Hnhi-i-snn tin
Jones 17) anil ltulnistellmi.
en.
AshlniKl . 42(1 nil 8 !) .
Yrrk,i lan (l4 J n
KiliK. Rhodes ,;), n, 1,,U.UP.
.loncs, Hcnnrll (21 anl HoliusU-liini'
BOWLING
II.MNIIOW llOWI.INfi I liAGlT
Moist- Motr ijvu, 4. Ti
r.lllhlhs .,17; Hniiiif Vnlkv Civilil-ols-
(21-lro (I. Ike Klsen-sleni 4IIII
Hoot Owl t,oK,!ii. (24-121 3. Hurl
t.eltoy r, I r, ; l.'itri'liiin Paeilie ill-2.'il
1. Hill Biumi 431.
Sieve Wilson Lumber (23-131 (I
Wan-en l'olinu T,2i: US, Nahonai
Bank (20-1(0 .1. (;,nv Lewis ,il(i
Hoeile Valley llunt.il ( !.7t 4
Clor,!,,,, Smith 573, n-.lt.-r Lake
alaeh No Two (7-2111 It (;enc C'ar
iii:an -tfili
Slat Hodv Shnn (l'i.7i 3 .lecrv
lllltlei- ami llalc Newman ,yil- (-ni..
let- Lake Maeh Nu One ( m.ij, t
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Harry and IVivnt (In-I7i n Hill
I'hnne 4(13, Keep Ori'mm lireen
I IH-llli 4. Hii Moran 5(,(i
IIOVV KOI I I Its I.I li.ri;
WouilLiiiil lli'idiis M.,ik I r'l-tli
I. M.-inlMi Werner :i!i l--ri.M
Chiel Horn Co i 1 2-2(0 n
Kail's Van 1,,,,,-s ,17-15, I. Alt .
lianeoek II I: Kl.me -. TV , 15.17. 3
Maritlel (Jarteil 37K
Slirklrv M,,M,- . Caoi aeinr - Ki
ll,, 2 Han lell SI,,., ,,,,,,, i;i , n, ,,.
Tow; .15.17. 2. Winnie
421
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Al.he.lt
10, P. ok
'on 3!lti
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Mt.lt r 11 uiiis 11: ..t 1
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MEDFOROWrRIBUWa
Portland Beavers
ivide with Bees
By JAMES BOW ,
UPI Sports Writer '
The Seattle Rainiers are!
crouching one-half game be- j
hind first-place Salt Lake in I
the Pacific Coast league stand-1
ings today as they prepare for
outlier round against Spo- j
Kaue after defeating the In
dians 4-2 and JJ-1 in a Sunday '
doubleheader. i
Today's game was schedul
ed at Spokane to make up,
tor Friday's contest, postpon-1
ed due to rain. Portland will
play at Salt Lake and San !
Diego will be at Tacoma in
the only other games, both
makeups, set for today.
The league - leading Salt
Lake Bees split their double
header with Portland !)-2' and
1-3 Sunday and San Diego
split wilh Tacoma, 3-6 and .'1-2.
In a single game at Vancou
ver Sunday, Hawaii toppled
the Mountics, 5-2.
Three Homers
Seattle collected three home
runs in their doubleheader at
Spokane. Curt Jensen hit a
3fa"0-xoot homer in the first
game to break a 1-1 tic at the
start of the eighth, inning.
Stew MacDonald scored on
Paul Smith's single and a Spo
kane error allowed Dave
Mann to come home to cinch
the Rainier victory.
In the second game, Tom
Umphletl and Billy Harrell
hit solo homers for Seattle
as Elmer Singleton pitched a
seven - hitter. The Rainiers
jumped to an early lead with
five runs in the first inning.
At Salt Lake, Dale Willis
of Port land allowed only two
hits in the nightcap and struck
out 10 Salt Lake bailors. The
Beavers got to Bee lefthander
Ron Gcorger for eight hits
wlili Jay Hawkins and Tony
Frulio collecting two each lo
lead the way.
The Bees jumped on Port
land pitching for four home
runs, two by Jack Kubiszyn
and once each from Max Alvis
and Tony Washington, to take
the first game.
Tight Tenth
The San Diego Padres push
ed across two runs in Ilie Kith
inning to even the double
header record at. Tacoma. Re
lief pitcher Zack Monroe sin
gled in what proved to be the
winning run.
The game had been lied 1-1
since the fourth inning and
was scheduled for only seven
innings.
In the first game, San Di
ego picked up single runs in
Ecgle Point
Defeats IV
l.':uln Pnin; . Ivlli! 1' Point
high, scoring four runs in lhc
third inning nri five in the j
sixth, bounced Illinois Valley
in a Friday night baseball
ruckus.
Hob Corliss pitching tour
hit ball for the Ea, ' s. struck
out 111 batters and walked;
six. Chuck Baird, with a five-j
h.lter for IV, fanned five and j
walked 10.
Cary Clement and John
l.iudi'i' each had two hits lor
FI. Fach doubled. Sieselle
tripled and singled for the
Cougars.
Facie Point will entertain
Pi ipt-i l at 4 p.m. Wednesday
ami will go In IV lor a :i
p m Ft iday tussle.
I iM.seoiti:.
Illinois ViiiU'v '.imi uih n .t A n
i-iil-Ic Point -jim n::. --it s -l
n.-u,i .i-i.l I'l.ilh.-r, Culi.s.s .nut
h..-i n.tiiu-ti
!o Story j
Wins 5,000
W.diinl. Calif 'liT- Ci'.'.'n
HMiW P. lie SUM'y lurm'd in '
a vuU'rv in llio .'S.OUO im'tri'
run ,it l!ir Alt Sin Antonio
K. 'i.ins S.,1 inil.iy I
S;,", y w liMiril in 14 lit!
ami tin iH .l '. Ur llii oo nulo ill:,
t.imv al 1H -II .Y
l' l .ink M.ll'.-il of Ori'Snn :
S'ato .rl a now ohoo! mark
III t ho VIV aul hill illi will)
,i linio ol I I :l.
t'l'o :on Stale tfol a Il.i'.il
tirt ni.uo wlion !ho MM'Ull
I'M ,Hl tO. III! Ol N , Moil-
v, o i;.,ry 1','iin r. .'l .l.ilin-
-Ol ami .l' l : v 1-1 aii'. on in
! I'.! (i '-i lont!i of a soooml
oil, v! !. .an, I
A i t,.i.i St.o.o on a', I t II .
lio.n o: ill (. H)l r,1 I i i.l
i v ino.i' w an boi . tiinod in
1 -' I I
I INL.LY OUTSTANDING
Soa"io V. lion Flnlov o!
(1lia:on Slalo .l i )'o. n a
'hi oa ! ' aiai e., n. i loi aa :
lul'O Sa'.iitaiaV' .0. f'o Taoita'
, N.M'lllHovl AAl' Wold . Van
w a t sllir : tool iia-i" lit l'n;io
' i'ait'.oo,l to,. '"';.'1U'i :. I. ,4-
iiilm m," Hs'.l Hit) ot
I ,i!-iiiiii;:on S';,i:o.
t:
the first and second innings,
but the Giants tied the score !
on succesive homers by Bob ;
Perry and Ralph Alomar in !
their half of the second.
With the help of Spokane's:
double loss, Hawaii's victory i
over Vancouver moved the
Islanders up a notch lo third
place.
Hawaii s lefthander Dick
Kg.tn pitched a six-hitter and
the Islanders struck for three j
runs in the fourth inning off!
Vancouver starter George
Bamberger. I
l.l.VCSt CHiKS: !
Hjummi nno oiiMi no,
VitneiHivcr . Oljil mil) ()(; 2 li u
HancRan and While; Uambiirgnr
and Henry. I
O'irsI K;irnp) i
San Diego ... 11 II Kill 0003 7 2 i
Tacoma 0?f) (HI 1 1 x fi 10 (i
Tsitouris and Gonder; Ilerbe! and '
Revcira.
(Second came. Hi innings
San Uieyo . .. COO 100 000 2 3 7 1
Tacoma ... 010 (JUO 000 1 2 fi 0
Brings, Monroe iKi and Ran
coLirl; Thomas and Wilson. W E'
Monroe.
(Klrsl Kainc)
Seatlle 000 010 1)304 ,i 1
.Spokane , ... 000 100 0102 fi 0
MucUomild and Skeen, Chittuin,
Rowe iftt. Ward i!j and Julian,
f S pro nil Maine, 7 inn in
Seattle . .. 500 ii.il 10 10 0
Spokane .. ., 000 OHJ 0 I 7 2
Singleton and Skeen; Scott, Har
ris nil and Fnol. 1IR Scon.
fl'ir.wt name)
Portland 000 011 000 2 li 2
Sail Lake ... I0U Ili! 4 1 '.) 0 2
CnllUjan. Thieni (lii and fdckclls;
Blower and Graue, LP ColliRan.
fSiM-ond (tame, 7 inniiij,)
Portland 1 10 olo 0 ;j ft i
-Salt Lake ... 001 000 01 1!
Willis and MacKenzie; Gcorger
and Lawrence.
GrelSs 2nd
Sub-Four
Oregon fan
Walnut. Colli'. - HTIi - .Jim
Giollc, former Universily of
Oroytin sliir, SnlurcUiy became
(lie fourth Amerienn in h-
tnry lo break Hie four-minute
mile when he was timed in
3:59. f) al the fourth immml
Ml. San Antonio relays.
Grellc's clocking lopped an
alicrnoon of record-breaking
conipcilion, during which 12
open division marks were
broken.
II. appeared Ihe slender
Civile would fail in his tfoal
of breaking the sub-lnur bar
rier when he finished Ihree
laps in 3:01 flat. But Civile,
competing for Los Angeles
Track club, took off for a
:58.9 final quarter mile lo
just get in under four r mi
ll tes.
Of Ihe lour Americans to
run under four minutes, two
are Oregon ians Grellc and
Dyrol Burleson. Civile wa
born in Portland and Burle
son in Collage Grove. Civile
also is Ihe third mtfer coach
ed by nil Bowerman of Ore
gon lo break four minutes.
.Jim Bailey of Australia broke
the four minute barrier while
at Oregon.
The other two Americans to
go under four minutes in the
mile are Jim Beaity and Don
Bowden.
Jcsscn Vio
In Plnyoff
Aui;ila. G,i. -1 Tile
prel i.e of liloiuli', power
hitlct's ai'd the Kar West wore
all al slake today in the frM
playoff round in I lie ear
his.orv of Hip Tillelmlde:
championship, the women
golfers' version of the Mas
ters. OefendniL; champion A!ic
kev Wrir.iil o s.m Oie;:o.
Calif. . ami Kin h Jo-en of Se
attle, Wash,, fini.-iheri the rei:
ulalion 7! holes with HMV
to lorce to, lav's r".i 1,!. To
day's winner ia'ts S 1 .-loil. the
loser si HM.
Bi'h w omen backed into
tov;( round, Thev1 w et c lied
at ii eotd 5 mi; LM:'..s after e-l
holes then MTamhled m a
o rr p.,ir W-
Pretty Barbara h'omai k,
ane!hi r r We bv.w Irem
Saei amoMo, ti.iu-he.i t w o
trokes o.u :x for : moiicv
Shi' appea-ed headc-i tor thr
top uulil s1'.!' Po'.;:id the final
two holr.s
urns BOYCOTT C A MTS
Moe,H !: T'lc K:e
ian lk.--'.l;: r..:. or
!ui-- d.-cm, d .um.i'.-i v e ;ii:n:
a team to ;!:e Ho:hi
Phdli'mim - ne IV, oin'oer
- .on ; i i, w oi ' .' : i.' ,iv-
t;on ot ! 1 , :w. ,;!:, :p -oi
a l.'.i lo :,i ', v '.e. Tic . .
' ; . : a .t d . ; - '. , ; .
taet oi a a, am to invite
so k .ilk Taiw ,t.t 't w :..kt
far: . . .o. .Voh.o i, - :
MEDFOKD MAIL
it
U
s
GRELLE VICTOR Jim Greele, of the Los Angeles Track
club, but running unallachcd, is shown winning the invita
tional mile of Mt. San Antonio relays at Walnut Creek,
Calif., in :,:y'.) 1) He became the fourth American to run the
mile in under four minutes. Bobby Seaman came in second
about 20-yarris behind GrelIe.---(UPlj
STANDINGS
fnilrrt Puss Inlf
AM Kit IT AN I.KAf.l I.
w . i.. (i ;
. .W'W York 10 : .i'-7 i
I ChicaKo II 7 .Oil 1 I
Cltvciind o n tuin l
Dc iron H fi ..")7I IV- i
Baltimore 0 7 .oW j
.Minni'Mjta ' 0 .jOO 2'j
i Kansas Cily 0 10 .471 :i I
' Boston 7 'i 4.-13 !
i l.ns Ani-'Ho 7 fi .J".?
I Wa.iiiinylon ..... 2 b
j .Sunday's insults j
Clucnwo 2, liKSttui 1 f) si i
ChicsHO .". IloMon 1 ijndi
Minni'soln !!, Clcvrliind 4 Msl
Miinu-'t: 7, Clcvi'hitid ;( Ontli
New Vork .'1, W.iflimiilnn 2 ilsti
New York 11, Wiishmyioii ;i (2nd)
BHltimorc fi, lC;ni'-ys Ciy i
Detroit Los Armeies fi
Minttlav's Prnhahlr PI tellers
No k;i"ics scheduled,
Tihv,(,i s (ianies
Halt i m tore a I Minnesota
New Voik at Chicago onchti
Detroit .it Kansas Cilv mmliti
Los Anclcs al Cleveland intshl)
Botim at Washington uiichti
NATIONAL LliAC.I'i:
. i.. pet. ta;
PitLslmiTh ... Kl 4 ,7h,'.
San Francisco ... t t ,7a7
St. Louis II I 7:i.'t 1
Los Angeles ! 1! a Iiii7 1"
Houston 7 a . liil ,i
Milwaukee B l' .'III .i ' .
Phil.-.dciphiH 7 ! .YAH TV;
Cincinnati k 1 l n
Chtcan I ! ::i
Nrw York . . . H ! ; .K
Simdav's Itcsnlls
S'cw Ym-k . Philadelpli'ii
Philadelpln;! I n. rw York
Splii'3 in
Louisvilh1, Ky.-'l'lli- Derby
, (own was slwirplv' split into
Sir Gaylord and Ridan fac-
; lions loday viih only Tues
day's Deri'y Trial remaining
to produce a likely challenger,
I o t hose t wo for next Sat ur
day's Kb'ih running of the
Kentucky IVrhy .
Kveii that seemed a remote
possibility, for although the
one-mile trial has been won
by five eventual Derby win
ners since 1 only a half
: dozen candidates are expected
to use it lor their final Derby
I tu.u up this year,
f M' st noiewcrlhv of t hese
I is Neil S. McCarthy's Koyal
S Atta 'k. winner of the Santa
I Anita I.)eriv. The ollu rs.
j whk'ii so lar have been only
: on th.' lnir:r of tiie Derby
niciure. are S!!a'"P C'eiml, .Mis
tor T " 1 1 1 . 1 ,ee Tiiui!, Iioone
Coum ami Swi kranc
1 ici.m vtMi ! he llue Grass
Stakes at Keeuelaud last
' Thursday and then ran oul the
l 'e r h y cos; .! n;; ce ot a m; ie
and a quarter m - 0 1 I kit
which i- ; w o-iifths of a mumimI
faie'- I'-.ni Wltirlawav's 21-
e il olii t.'e; ov reeoid.
St i as A to prove
he ii.id 'e-t tiotlun;; in the
t o-moir, o l.n oil' since w nm
pmc H i ; oi iw ; v m 'lonii.i.
came ri - ;it ! '.i Sa: uro'ay ' o
(riump'n ea -1 '.y m t he Steppm;
S: one - . oo o n;M d.
,!L Chcre' -. 1 i i Pew n--. a:td ork
ed .mi the P. rbv distance m
: T A R! A'.
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0
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TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
v
tsy--4 ffmi
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4i
7
St. Louis Hi, Cincinnati 3 (Isti
CiiVNiiMHti i, St. Louis 3 i2ndi
Pittsburgh fi, Los Anaelos 1 ilstl
Pittsburgh I. Loa Aniiclcs 0 (2nd)
San Fntnciscn fi, Chicafio 0 (1st)
Shu Krain:i.sco 7. Chicago 0 i2ndj
Houston :i. ,Milwnukt.'e 2
.Miincl.iv's I'roliahlc Pitchers
.Milwaukee ;a Philadelphia (niKht)
Snuhn 2-2i vs. IJaiiiilion il-iii.
Chicago at Los AtikcIcs uiinti
Pllsu-niih t2-li vs. Williams td-li.
Tiicsiin.v s C.iinirs
Cincinnati at New York (niKhti
iMilwaukcp at Philadelphia might)
Huiihttin al SI, Louis iniijhti
Chicaco al l.,ns Antilles iniyht)
Pntsburgii at San Francisco
1 night i
PACIFIC COAST I.EACil'K
W. L. Prt. GB
Salt Lake ill 4 .714
Seattle n 4 .firm
Portland H ti .."din
T.icoma fi fi ..iflf) :t
San Diego fi 7 .4fi2 3'i
Hawaii 5 7 .417 4
Spokane 4 7 .:tfi:i 4
Vancouver 4 fl .308 5'
I Hawaii ,. Vancouver 2
Salt Lkc .1. Portland 2 Usti
Portland ;i. Salt Lake 1 (2nd. 7
innniRs1
I Tacoma fi. San Dicco 3 (1st)
J San Dicco :t. Tacoma 2 (2nd!
1 Seattle -I. Spokane 2 r 1st i
i Seattle 0, Spokane 1 (2nd, 7 itl-
nor rinviis r li..(.i i.
. L
Pit. f;n
hee
1 .(Hi 7
,t finn ' !
2 ..ion i
;i ..inn i ;
: .-n,n 1 1 j
4 .33S 2 ,
Tn-City ...
Salem ... .
Kuicnc ... .
Yakima ,.
Lewiston
Siind;iv's Results
Lewis ton Wcnatchcc 7-0
Yakima 7. Salem (j
Eugene 7. 'I'ri-City a
i l.VTKKNA TIONAL l.CAOt V.
W. I.. Prt.
i .lackMinville ,"i l ,(Tj;i
1 A t Inula 1 1 fini)
Hut lain : 2 .71 1
Richmond -I 3 i7t
Koclu-stcr 2 3 .400
Colunitius 2 4 - .3,13
Toronto .... 2 4 ,333
S racusc n fi .000
Tornado JV
TrscEcsters
Gthb iMilehell claimed firsts
in three evenls S;iturd;iy
wh.en Medlord junior vnrsi
Iv downed Ho.sebtir 70 to 41
in track competition at Rosc
buru. He lock both hurdle niees
.uid l!u broad jump.
Med lord t!ii:.elad?- wo n
!'irts in eihl of the Ui e,ents.
Var.-ny end of the meet also
was won bv thn Rlacl Torna
do 7;i to -H.
M IIS
w In, rdli"- Mitchell, M. Snaf-
M. Bullet R 2,1 -1
i' - Com H C am. M. M,i nard.
-A'e.ich H K'' . M 2 14 0
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Robinson. Chi 17 ri8 ri ;m
Dover. N Y 15 SB m 24
Jiminec. K.C 14 38 .1 I
Lumne, K C 17 72 12 37
Mantle. N Y 15 3', 12 14
RUlins. Minn 1 t"5 1(1 23
Kalmc. Dot 14 57 14 21)
Romano. Cle 14 48 7 Iti
Cunnrhm Chi. .. 18 n 17 20
Pglroni. Bot 13 43 7 14
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Musial, St.L 1.1 43 10
Kuenn. S.F l.i 53 IS
D!rv,..,'!e. Ph 1 A 12 !J
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Gonzlez. Pha lf
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F.Ainu. S.F !fl 75 14
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White Six: Boycr. Yanks: Kalme.
National Loagiir: Mnvs. Giittil;
Raik-v. Giants; Mathews. Ri aves;
Post. Hrii: Pinson. Reds. Thomas.
Mets. all t.
(tuns Matted In
Arneriran I. e a ? u f : Robinson.
White Sox 22, Stebfrn, Athletics
17- C i m o 1 i. Athletics; Rollins.
Twins; Kalinc. Tigers. h!1 Hi.
Nat ion :il Lea cup: Pin son. Reds
25- T. Davis. Dodcers 23. Rover.
Cards 20. Cepcria. Giants 1ft; Mnth
ews, Braves 17: White. Cards 17.
I'itihine
American Lea cue: Donovan. In
dians 4-0; Barber. Orioles 3-0;
Walker. Athletics 3-0; Belinsky.
Angels. Bunninc. Tigers; Ford.
Yanks Pappas. Orioles, all 2-0
National Leagup; Pur key. Reds
40; Simmons, Cards: Pierce,
Giants; McBean. Pirates, all 3-0
Five tied with 2-0.
Edmonton
See Champ
Edmonton, Alia - H'PH -The
Edmonton Flyers are the 1061
Western Hockey league
champs.
They dumped Spokane in
the final contest of the bcsl-of-seven
series Saturday night
before 4,800 fans at Edmon
ton. The score was 4-1.
A last -minute insurance
goal inlo an empty net iced
the Flyers' third playoft
crown.
Hitting Ihe goals for the
winners were Ed Joyal, Ro
cr Dcjordy, Don Poile, and
Len Lundc. Golin Kilburn
and Ydes Locas tallied lor the
losers.
Edmonton, winner of the
Northern Division in regular
season play, won all four
games here while Spokane
won its three home games.
1962
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I Ashland - Kelly Wilson.
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' Wilson won the 1320 and
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Tayior the 130 dash and the
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Sender won the low hurdle?
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Comets picked up firsts in
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Fred Marshall set a Crater
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Mich hurdles Dennis Ekwall. A
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7.) Mike Mowrey. C: Tavlor. C;
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1320 Kelly Wilson. C: Main-,
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330 Dennis Rumsry, A; Mar
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Ekwall, A. Broun. C. 15.1 :
!,")() Chuck Taylor, C; Mowrey. '
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fitiO Wilson. C; Maimvarms. C:
Lowman A. 1 :37.
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Hiph jump Fred Marshall. C: j
Price, A; Wilson, C .)-7 ( record i.
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Pole vault Phil Brown. C; t:o
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