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TUESDAY. MAY 1. 1962 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD. OREGON S . A- . 4 -r 'V v -.st CAUGt'T Pittsburgh Pirater first base- from pitcher Vinegar Bend Mizell lo short man Dit Stuart tat Giants' Manny Moto, stop Dick Groat to Stuart. Otherwise, how after he was caught in a rundown trying to eve?, it was nift a happy day for the Pirates, steal second In the third iniflng Tf game They were knotted out of lirBt place by Monday at Candlestick Park. The play wentthe Giants, 4 to J. (UPI) Perry Pitches mm& Mat mu United Press Inttrntlonl Gayl-d Perry s.tlids like some'ing straight out of the legitimate theater a,loiicttcr yet. he looks like he's headed Ccpjjla's0 sixth with Mays for star lAiling v.ith"lhe S11 Francisco Giants. The Giants paid him a Whopping $85,000onus three years ago and they're ')Miiy lnojyng forWv4 some nasli performance Youi Pen did'l IcKhti down IUondtj he Krcd four-Miter tjelnM Ike Mk burgh "rates- in VI vict that was the (iiamV strait and icf thc iV fit place tl tatioal league. - Perry, 23, a si foot-four thejlicr from ieliami, N. an young bicj( at ClcvVt Km Tf, i'wik ning e!ul hunadwik irst com pWc majnr leno gm ejhilt agaiiSt the Giants, "izcll wa' tagged for Wii: Mays' se cntli homer of the season in the first inning and Orlando aboard in the fourth Only two other games werj played in the major leagucs Monday, vlh the Los Angeles Dodijgrs defeating the Chicago Cubs, 3-1, and the Philiitcl phiPhillies turning back the Milwaukee Braves, 6 4. 0 The Dodgers, who have yet to lose at night at Chavez Ra vine, ran lelr home recofd under the lights lo 6-0. Beaten 11 times In a row by Warren Spahn, the Phillies finally defeated him for the first time siriee May 23 1059, edth a five-run outburst in the hiW inning. SIPdDMTTS NAT, ION Al, ,I.EAIiUK U. I. Ran FrnncliA St. l.mils PittEie!h .. Los Anitclps Philndilphla Houston Milwaukee .. Cinrln,.) Chit'nRo New York .. .lSnnay'j psnllf? 13 .. S .. 7 . a OH l'i i .13 I'll. .750 .733 .722 .61!) .471 fil i'l A2T 6 ino II TB8 en Frnnciico 4. P!tiurBh I Plitlar'fJphlH 6. Milwaukee 4 Philadelphia B. Milwaukelf (iiiRhtl a Los AnReles 3. ChlraKo 1 Inlght) Only sanies scheduled. TiirMlay's flames O Pittshurh at San Franclscn Inmhtl Vrale C-ll iV SturdtvaW) (1-1 1 vs O'Dell (2-01. Clnclnali at New York (night) Jay (2-3 vllnnk (1-0). Milwaukee at Philadelphia (nlKhtl Pichl (1-0) vs. ait'Llsb 12-0). Houston al St. Louis fnlcht) Johnson (0-3) vs. Washburn (1-di. Chieneo at Los Anaeles Inicht) . 'eloonce (1-01 vs. Urysdale (3-1). imout eejal. " Lost liief ttiseJIVeKOine 'vKwauk. 'a 2h sll'iUI sllii pitcher who he faile ! .l.s4tT.Jl Piiissiuruh tun nun nun i S. Francslro 1(11 201) mix 4 Mizell. eunaie (5t. Law l Mifarlnne. Perry A-ai an ler. 1' cll (1-T,. llll- (tithl. 4 0 s n i find lliil. Mnys AMERICAN I.KAKI'K No Riimn Krhfdulcd. T'dav Ganifs Hiiltiinnro nt Minnesota. Up t nil I hF Kmu City (niht) Bunning 1 2-0 1 vs. Walker (3-D). New York at Chtfago (niiihtl Stnrrorri , vn. Plrarro 12-1). los Ai'-ci'iTs nt CK'veland (nichO nriinsk1 (2-01 vs. McDofll (1-tii Huston at WasbltiRlnn WititJ Conli-y (2-1) vs. W.irnsitlc . Dark Will Use O'Dell Tonight By SCOTT BAILLIE UPI Sports Writer San Francisco lUPD Mana ger Alvin Dark, almost daring to smile over the hot showing by his San Francisco Giants, sends lefthander Billy O'Dell to the mound tonight in quest of the club's seventh straight victory. O'Dell, 2-0, will face either Tom Sturdivant, 1-1, or rookie lefty Bob Vcale, 1-1, of the Pittsburgh pirates, whom the Giants bumped out of first place Monday. Gaylord Perry, a Giants first oycarman, maintained their fine pitching criterion with a four-hit, 4-1 win over the Pirates. , "When you get pKtfting.t'hat good, the whole club looks good," Dark said afterward.. "Everybody is playing won derful." Perry is the brother of Jim Perry, the veteran Cleveland righthander. While aWacoma last season, Gaylord occasion ally gave him a lo'ig distance call to get a rundown oniome of the batters the older broth er might Ypve faced. No Help Needed But he didn't need ay help Monday as he held the Hues to lhr singles and a double, fanned the mighty oPick Stew art with a man on second, and boosted his season mark to 2-0. "1 got Stuart oft a slider," Perry iid, taking off ariolit shoe that disclosed a hoi in his sock. i'And I fcl stronger at the finish." o Stuart was Sinned in tlft rtlilrd inning to relce the side and Perry didn t allow a hit after Jic fourth. He allowed two walks and rclircAthe last i 13 men to face him. O Home runs by Orlando Ce peda and Willie Mays helped send Umer Vincanr Benff j' oMizell hrQie early and stamp mm )s the 20th consecutive tarter wh has Ciiled toojaS 'against the Giants. . Ccped drove a Mi'jll i-'h over tha rifjlit ccnterl:l fent in the? fourth iniin itli Mays on b to brinf tly score up to4-l after Willie had smashed solo honAr in the first innirej. Q yittsbuh lied the game al 1-1 in the seciejd inning on Bill Mfceroski's sinle. Then rookie Manuel Mota lace)d a single to left i the GlanAjj half, scoring J'om Waller with J the go aliead run. The big catcher had wlkc and ad vanced scond on Perry's sacrifice. Mizell left after the fourth with the loss which chan)?d his record to 1-1. a 4 V i. SOLD TO GIANTS-Veter-an outfielder Bob Nleman has been sold by the Cleve land Indians to the San Francisco Giants for an un disclosed sum and a player to be named later. Reds, 8-5, Monday night in an exhibition contest. Rookje Ron Taylor, who pitched scoreless ball over the last three Innings, got the win, while Bob Mii.er was the loser and victim of de la Hoz's homer. o Cincinnati jumped Don Ru dajlphy for a run in the first on ida Plnson's homer, add ed two more In t second on Cliff Cook'sdouble with two men on and two In the) third on Jof Gaines' triple. dim Perry came on in the frjjirth ana was nfeetcd Hank Foilcs' solo homer The Tribe hurler thcrPsettled down and the Rcd.were scoreless the :st of the way. The Indians slammed Cin- cinru)ti0 starter Ho'aiJ Nunn for uiree runs iruthe) first n- nin0 and added another in the fourth, fttt trailed 6-4 when Miller tame on in ! sixth. The fame w played be fore 44,643 paying sgrctators with the nroppeda at ahntit 17,500 going inft the Pow?l Croslcy Jr. mateur Baseball Fund. A similar c9hibiliowill bo. relayed later in Cleveland. Salt Lake Squeaks By Portland in PCL Action By United Press International rell put Seattle back In the Salt Lake managed to hold running nd a 10m umpnieu sco ea me giving Erv Palica his first Portland tallied twice the second inning, three times s.it Uke on to first place in the Pa cific Coast league by slipping past Portland Monday night 7-6 in the final j, me of the series. Only a half game ahead of Seattle, the Bees retained their position on the strength of a fourth inning home run by Billy Williams, his fifth of the reason. Nipping at the heels of Salt Lake, the Rainiers took their third victory from Spokane fi-S, sweeping the series. Utility man Billy Hcrreil was the spark for the Rainiers as he drove in fiv. runs with three singles and a sacrifice fly. A two run single jumped the Seattle club into a 3-0 lead in the third inning after he had scored in the first in ning. The Indians managed a six run fourth inning to put them ahead of the Rainiers, but an other two run single by Her- Mets Farm Club Wins 1st Gme Jnckstfhvllle Buffalo Atlanta Richmond .... Rochester .... Toronto Solumbus .... yracuie oo . w. . 9 . 9 . 4 Indians Beat Cincinnati 0 In Exhibition Cincinnati - lUPIr9- A three run ho.Oer by Mike de la Hoz spelled the difference as the Cleveland Indians staged a fniir.run nnrigirif? in tnp pinhth inning to down the Cincinnati fde,r ff Syracuse Chiefs, Pet. .714 .714 67 .500 .500 .429 033 .157 By United Press International Congratulations are in or- who finally won their first game of the International league season following six straight defeats. The Chiefs, a farm club of the New York Mets, which may explain a lot oO thfngs, came up with two runs in the 10$ inning Monday liieht to defeat tTie Atlanta Crackers, 8-6. Charley iftbe was the win ner and Willard Schftidt the loser. Tim McCa?vgr, Jim Biuchamp and Waliy Shan non all homered for the losers Toronto rallied for four runs in the seventh and beat Rfthmond, 7-4. Loser Al Downing was knocked cfilt $f the box during the Maple Leafs' ralftv. O O Les Narum was credited with?Jochester' 4-3 win over Ja9kson v i 1 1 e. Veteran Ken Lehman suffered the loss. Buddy Barker hrfjnercd in the rAith for the Suns. WIaiG fOOL All sizes and types iay fJayWien Plan CLOVM QULITY .tLCrCKS Chimneys , L - Concrete I PHOffe S3-4J75 a winner on a single by Bo Toft, win against no losser. Salt Lake on the other hand battled it out with the Port land Beavers using sparkling relief pitching and triples by Hal Jones and Tony Washing ton and Williams' double. Bill Fisher gave up only one hit In pitching shut out ball in the final four innings against the Bees while the Beavers picked up three sin gles from Jim Shandeval of the Bees in the final 4 2-3 innings. Chitwood, Holmes in Links Final Wayne Chitwood will play Alam Holmes for the cham pionship of the men's spring golf handicap at Rogue Val ley Country club. He defeated Jim McCoy in a semifinal match. Holmes earlier had wgn from Leland Clark. In the first flight Houston Pitts defeated Dr. N. J. Wil son for the right to meet John NuicJ in the finals. Nuich took his semifinal agaftst Tom Teutsch. Two flighttitles have been decided. In the second Jim Quincy downed Bob Walker 1 up and in the fifth Ed Milne trimmed Dick House 2 and 1. Third flicht finalists are l?Iarry Barker and Sam Piftugh. Maryille Heisef and Martin Xuther will contend for the fourth flight prize. In the seventh flight Fred Cflicman downed Ed Gordon 3 and 2 in his semifinal and will oppose Jim Gill. In I MNESCORES: n '....I i n?n mn non s is a in the fourth and once in the Weaver s'chsndevsi s. risher isi fourth and once in the fifth to LsnS".""- wp-Sch'1"l. out hit the Bees 12 to 11. suttie 030 no u l The Bees open a series with Spokane ooo eoo ooo e T o f .... , I Morehtad. Pillca l4i Nipper iOi Vancouver in Salt Lake to-1 nd skn; Reed. Rowe isi Dick night. Hawaii plays at Po.t- ii and Julian. WP Palica. LP land, San Diego at Seattle j "" Dlw T,com, ppd and Tar,-ma at Spokane. only games scheduled. I THE SMOOTHEST CATCH IN WHISKEY Kessler leads the league with value it's the smoothest drink about f That's why most fans I I I frtr Kscc sr I I f' j J I , when they're home or JULIUS KiSSltliO., UVIRtNCtBUIG. INOIANIL BUNDED WUISKiV. SS PROOF. im GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS-. . J itiff IRU-MIX for .' 1 1 1 1 :.;hei Concrete Need J M ! jiMrrW Cncrts A iquipment 9 1 jlni ' 1 Division of CSC Cancrete Steel Corporatien i o lit E. McAndrews load - Phone) if 2-5571 j l.. Skinner e-ni 4luwivii Lnjje of factor mwm and second, sportively, lnsl Sundny in mo o(m ma 4 is n )1fitUli)liia JHi.l 010 Dllxfi !t 0 S'iihn, Nil -hal t (I'ft Show (7) ntl i.rrc; Hitmlllmi. UHlrlsrhun ii irt Dnlrymplp O.VP HamiUun i-2). -nnhn 2-3i. A O ":hicnKi- iWii 100 ooo' a i AiRfi.'ti coo oai 0HX- 7 2 ,:ilsviii Q ll'ibhir - T .d Hcv- icii, 1 iint kit it), liiiiiiiis ( II O AST t M( I .Senlllr . e I armies For 1 lfi ui ... Hawaii Spokane .. Vancouver id ,2-21 Sherry. LP MR Carey (2mli. -Ellsworlh 1 1 - . O. fi i 4 i 'ie Wen l.Urf9 Jk. W'.-ishinL'ejn. Sklmffr piott Ton" an LAa "Crazy." I .. Ir.eamatioreV i A t i K ft b 4 K d o,ellis - PH - Oregon """"7 ejr.-,w 4kipper. f,StfC I altle K. Snokane ft Salt Lake 7. Portland fl San Uit'Ko al Tacoma. ppd Oilv tiamrs schcdulctl. i.Mlai (.allies Vancouver nt Salt Lake Hawaii at Portland O San IJk'Ro nt '-yVtle l.oma at Spokane O Sun Francisco (UPI) Merlin R" itlipwit, :attle, and Jfln 'i Vrecr, Will Lie City, es;h J i,tilho:i-0 records. ,'ad tl P0 i7o 4'j j cific .Coast league pitchers. 1 Ma Aleif an inrTeIcler e)ho baj'.cd oifiy !. I er for jSiilt Le.' eVity, is the I'rl. .733 .711 ft! Thr ici ci ..' t9 itl' eil!ei Brfciej!eja)-,tc rolkj'd j?l f with a pair association an 5';r'e tvet ef two iOiira in the third gto an orphine. .il4,iV ie.ii'ej let ( ''iire'n (i"ayi theo'inne) i"C "Assi tk:il el-lee neie)re 9)v- n.ilcd ord iich boat and tnc stuitehasebnll Jiine ' Corvul- 0'4 trophies for each vcnt went to thc oungstcrs J'ther j than to the drivers. j '(''! Irn J o nicfje hit and struck out seven for his f nt Thi;tf Win Clcvelmid -il'PIs Bo.Beliny, who ai)ttrs to be iflhk.e.g gond his prcdiion in spring training thai the major lcaiitie hitters with a lU'ajinOj 3 average this tiffie. o ve Morchcar Seattle, lops the carncd-run iWe) for the InirltTs ffith a 1.04 r a(,e. 0thoughohe liP. a 0-0 ia ord in ll' .von 0n, lffst siidn ;. ha bn ij 4i tnings. - e iri0lcaciis the elSgue In strikciils with !! in ;f in nings anej'ilvis is ftips in"liils with 22 and tied with Tom W0lllj""f Ibattcdeji' Ic.i with 12 i ; )rJr rm9 Home run letters ar caai. . Aliire urn Hi i merit a amv raise, iool for, i,ni.1olJ c.,i tLa mm ) '.1 l " THE BEST THIMG- TO TAKE WHEN RUM DOWN' IS THE LICENSE MUM6ER. Wt Make Saturitiv Deliveries Fe On'y a Slight fitrs Chsrije scvcn'O stitfghl win against 1 15 K,7 . u'"'s,u r Kim Walrcra. San Diego, with nit niiLi n's a ii k c i a f . . i. OK iii list the Clevohind-.t.nns four each. thmiwY i j a a . . r - I mvrtBi vua"im LaM O WldinR a 2-fmnrk. fac-ed- "PV' The New Jersey southpawf no losses. I ho uniyin vw h vi nivision nrH a O In otIOr action M0nd.1v. 'r.in sum atcUowOl. IdiRi down. Washington i '"don sue why I shouldn't w m here, thie cocky rookie said. "I beat the.n ticfore 50 whal's I's to nj.irrv?' 1 apring truinii Preparation for Fignt With Marquez San rannci5cn -aji'li- WorW Rani am weight hampion Edcr J nfre ot tirazil boxid 10-5. 00 Oregon Sta'oji first two runs came in the thifitl when Dave Haywnrd homered fol-1 In 8ng liaising. Ilu-cock lowing a walk to Al Lchrr,, "r u'r K"t in aontrac, Dave fuino Oltvjiili H the ner. I dispute with the Angel man fnrmancc with another ininer j R''I",1 w 'alary. After for defending his title agintt later in the inljiig thai nlso 1 scvci :il days of brow-beating. ! Stockton's Icrman Marquez scored nrinti riatley charges and ciiHAUcrcharues, a Kriday niglit. i OrcgiO Stale tallied two I'SliHatl wnt signed with the! Vbe undefeated champion more riws in the stxlh hen 1 slipulallun Wat should Bel a tripl bv Al I.chver drove ; '"-kg) prove to be of major in Kirk Chapman, and rl!icn league caliber he would re I.elirer sciifsul on iviM iiTti ii ceive an agreed upon. Wise. f - &:' v Holinskv l:ii week wli tm.-H - Meanwhile the Stockton : the Indians, fi 2. to become Ihct'longslAteman went ire ot lirazu aourt live rmmds with sparmale Ronnie Perez MoitU.ivQn preparation conccntraled on speed and timi(e$. but shook up Perez wilh a hard riglit in the final stanza. o 0 . a 0S OI 0 i.ivKscom s Wa.htnfton S'ate nmvjn nri I 0i?5nn State 1104 fl.r: oim a a Keller and Crook ln and H ivatcl OrtectaetTKO Over Ve'pi in 6th Snniira. Mexico iITP -Cinspar Ortega. I4R. Tiiuana. Mexico, punched his wav to an easy nixth-rnimd tcchnic.il (jj KnncKoui Aiunnay nigni over Hernnrdo Velcz. 15.1. Sonum. second, Angel hurler lo go ihf "'dlstauW lie fanned ctglit bat-j two wilh ; ters and scattered fnur hits j wilh his fas! ball and scrcw I ball ; " - three rounds with Mike Gallo and Johnny Bermudez. Fights i ii.iit ni m i i s N-v York V iQO-RtitMti Curtrr. Tok' tlTPt - -Turo Kiwikfl piin, oi'pomtri r lash KUmlc. Phil- I no jutiiirs hno the hard- rhn-nco .I'PH riur Mnrkrv. hittino Ortega ahead on fntp.nnind Tommy poinls mil llie referrr stepped s.-ni-ra Vric - a'p. (;-.ir tlio bout to save Velez from J Tuun Mrxun, BRILL FLEXIBILITY! 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