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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY. MAY 2. 1362 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Yanks Bounce Chisox 6-1 Baseball . V, -iJjft ' siPdDninrs TLKSUAV (VMKS Portland ate 10, Portland 0 Washington State el Oregon State ippd . rain). -t OCE at Willamette, pptt? rain Washing.on 4, Idaho 3 M t. .V. '7 '-'bvV'- v .vej m t," fcjf , no rorn nriWN . ttnmo Uil!if naiis Th FlnH. f 4 . Y4 . 3r: -aw ..v . . 1 7" CAUGHT IN RUNDOWN-Minni'o'la center fieJdor Bill Tuttle (leaning over in center) was caught in rundown between third base and home plate yesterday in the bottom of. the lirst inning of American league base ball game between the Baltimore Orioles r'S and the Twins at St. Paul-Minneapolis. Baltimore's third sacker Brooks Robinson, right, puts the tag on Tuttle as he checks the position of the Twins Rich Collins, who hit a double' on the play. No. II is catcher Gus Triandos. (UPI) Ashland Mid GP 4-3 in 1, Grants Pass Ashland high's diamond aggregation moved back into a second piace tie in the Southern Ore gon conference yesterday by winning its second elongated Bidding On For0 Ovens San Francicso-IUI'D-Thc bid ding was on today for on of pro football's greatest clutch performers, flanker bu'jc-cnd R. C. Owens. Owens and the San Fran cisco Forty Niner ended con-tr.-irt talks wilh the agreement that further discussion "would Held and got ar the way serve no useful purise." home on a three-base error. The lanky Owens won a "adult Hoers extra inning conflict from the Grants Pass Cavemen. The Grizzlies were victors by 4 V 3 in 12 inniir,;. They previously had nipped the Cavemen 7 to 6 in 13 frames. YiOerday's decision knotted Ashland with Klamath Falls in the standings. Each is 3-2. iTi the top of the 12lh in ning Rich Callahan of Ash land got on base on throw ing error by GP third base man Mike Millcman. He mov ;d to third when a teammate was walked and romped home with the tic-breaker when Riek Pierce singled. Ashland opened the scoring in .lie second LeagucPLeafiers 72 m 3!) O s V 31 15 2!) 25 21 19 Unttrd 1'reHi International AMKIUCAN I.K AG VP. I'laycr St Club G. AB R. II. KounHn., cm...js Buyer. N.Y IS Jnnnez. K.C...15 0"'pe, K.C...I8 iiouins, jvunn..it Knllnc. Oct. ...19 Gentile, Bait... 17 Mamie, N Y...16 Johnson, Wn...m Temple, O". ' National League Flood SI. L. 14 MuhIiiI, St.L...15 Kuenn, S.F. ...18 Gcinilz., Phil .17 I3mple, Phil. 15 MzroKkt, Pitti.10 Cepeda. S.F.. 21 Jnzler, St. L. 0 Boyer SI. L...17 Post. Cin 18 Oliver. St. L...14 Snider, L A, ... 13 44 II IB H8 20 2R 81 17 27 78 in 28 72 15 24 63 12 21 48 7 IB 36 9 12 .418 .390 .3H2 .375 .3 J37 .333 .333 .333 .333 .333 .333 home Willie Davis. The Dod gers had tied the score with two runs in the 15th inning and the game would have end ed in a tie except for Camilli's hit because no inning can start alter jj 2:5'q a.m. local time. Ed Ro"buch, who pitch ed the 16th inning for Los Angeles, was the winner. By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer No doubt about it - those young Yankee lions are out to devour everything in sight. They have the hitting, of course.Ond now it looksike they also have the pitching -young, powerful pitching in denth. They've opened up a l'i-game lead in the Ameri- can league and they're putting j li.vkscokks: ., . :,u civ. 1 American Leacue on me pressur-j wnw a Balmore .. nlu noo 020 3 game vnning streak, o The Yankees opened their first western tripOif the sea son in COicago Tuesday night and whipped the Wiite Sox, 6-1, behind the combined two hit pitching of Bill Stafford, Roland Sheldon and Marshall Bridges. The Sox didn't make a hit until the ninth ehen Nelson Fox single,) and even tually scored on a double bv Flovd Robinson. Stafford. 23. pitched no-hit ifiall for five inninr,j before retiring with a pulled tnign muscle. Sheldon, 22, Q con- STANDINGS I'nited Press International NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. fcan franclico ..16 Minnesota Estrada. Hoe ft 1B1 (4-1) and (1-3). Hit 9 2 30 Ul 32x 8 13 0 Stock "t, Lehew (7). and Triandni Pasual Batley. Loser Esrada Pascual. Gentile. half-dozen Kami's during his earner with the prospectors 0 with his liust-second leaping "allcy-oop" entches and was nnc of the most popular Forty Ninci. 'c played oi. his option last season for a 10 per cent salary drop and became a free agent April 30. Declined f A Forty Nmer spokesman said owner Vic Morabilo's of fer for a new pact was declin ed by Owens, who stated the figure he wanted. Mornbito reportedly said it would 1 a higher contract then ever paid any Forty Niner. Owens said that he has had at least six offers from other teams. Two are known lo have come from the cross-bay Oak-; land Raiders and Canada's j Montreal team i Oakland Haider owner;;; were reportedly ottering j Owens a $45,000 package deal Including bonus, salary and a 513.000 yearly job with at manufacturing company. j lltillltt (tuns American League Wanner. An Ki-Ik H; Cimh. TiRera 6: Knline, Ti Kcra 6 Landia, White Sox 5; Boyer, National Leaeue MavT Glanta 7; Tiiomas. Met 7; Cepeda. mnta inning when I i' ' 0r'.ar"Z"; ..M?,!1hcw"' Rick Hestft' singled to right i iti-da d. ' ' mi ns untied in Aiirlcnn I, e a ( u e Robinson. White Sox 23; Rollins. Twina 17; Siehcrn. Athletics 17; Cimoli. Ath iL'lirs 17; Ksline, Tlficrs 17. National Lengue Pinson. Reds 23; T. Dnvla. DodRera 24; Ceperia. Giants 22; Bnyer, Carda 21; White, Cards 17; Mathews, Braves 17. i'itrhiilR Amerlran I.eaRue Drmovan, In dians 4-0; Barber, Orioles 3-0; Be linsky. AtiRi-ls 3-0; BunninR, Ti Hcrs 3-0: Ford, Yanks 2-0; Rapps. Orioles 2-0. National Lcnetir Purkey, Reds 4-0; Simmon. Cards 3-0: Pierce. Gi ants 3-0; i-nran, Pirates 3-0; O'Ucll, Giants 3-0. CP put over two of its runs in the bottom of the second on two errors and a single by Jerry McCormacW. There was a three-base miscue in (ilerfield on McCormack's Gary Roddick homered ii? the third inning to put Grants Pass in front 3 to 1. Ashlamt! tied the fuss in the top of the sixth on two bases on bafls, a passed ball, an error nd Rob erson's single. Rick Pierre had two hits for Ashland and IMilleman three for tfle Cavemen. Larry Pierce for Ashland and Jim Thomson for Grants Pass went the route on the hill. Pierce in an ihttiittcr walkfd three and fanned five, 'niiiinp.son, allowing five hits, issued six free tickets. He struck out 10. Ashland will be host on Sat urday to Crater high in con fidence play. GP entertains Glide in non-league action. I. INI SCdlu Ashland '110 (102 000 0014 5 4 Giants Pats 1 ohm onn oco :t ft , Pone and RiOiorson; Thump son and Prtrrs. BOWLING CKNTKNNIAL I.KAfil'K Kiwi Kats 120-24) .1. Nora Bai ley 445; Howlers Tour (15l.3-24lj) 1, Pat Walley 461. !loo Hoo's 25-1 5 ) 4. Rita RiRRert 4:t!; Kour Squares (12-2U 0, Eileen HnntiiiR 432. Howl-n-Hawl (24-101 1. Cnrroll Pt'lnsun 470; Alley Busters (23-17) :i, Gcrri Chase 473. Slow Pokes (23-17t 3. Bev St. Clair 301; Hit & Miss (17-23) f, Jo Astnn 4)11. Blue Ancels (22j-17'l '. Jovce Thornton 470; Hi Lows I22-1IH 3l2. Viola Warriner 5?fi. Knlmncers (15-2S 3, Kve1n Hrnndhnrst 481; Four Spares (15 25) 1. Charlcne Combs 408. Viola Warrhmer 103, Jovce Thornton 1113. Jo Aston 183; Alley Binders 11135. TAKES PPEP POST Seattle -It I'll- yave Kuslnwi University of Washing I o n wrestling coach, announced Tuesday he had accepted the job of head football mentor at Bremerton's East high school. Knslow, also a f nut ball veteran, played tackle in Washington's Rose Bowl vic tories in !( and 1WW. He said he would take John Lundberg, a fornur Husky football manager an assistant. fit ATKR I.AKK I.KAf.UK Mt. Pitt Co. (30-141 4, N. Walls S23; Lea Motors 1 1 S 1 a -24 1 a 0, lor felt OK Market (28-lir 3. A. Vof MO; I'niti'd Groc. (18-2(ii 1. J. Col- iWilS ! Costs McNcclev Bnslon - lll'li - The short, sometimes sensational, boxing career of BnMon heavyweight I Tom McN'eelry appeared over today, nult'd by a wil ring ' Vetera who hadn't seen ac- Imn in eight months. ( 1 Willie Past num. the lifiht with him as! n(avv m;,v-vvul;n' jmu'- i neyman, won a one-Sid): 1 unanimous decision over the j ear o l IUcNeeley before 2.004 fans at Boston Arena Tuesday nii;ht. lev 33 1 . JveeJcIv Nritriv nil i-i t i 1 1- owd tells of comii'r' o changes in your0 living through "DIVIDtNDj FROM space;1 agreed wilh Pasliano and the oflicials that by bout was one - dcd. .UA'ee'.ey's mil lionaire manager. 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May Gth issue Sec it with The MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Linfiold Remains Unbea'on in Base'ftill Un.lcd Pr--s Intcrnr.lional I'l.i ITllKllni J unbi'.llfl fn ill .i! Up rsl (Ml!l'l 'm,f It. ihnll ;hMmiii MuhHuv by swr tiK it l in I' 'llic (iuiuilr victory put ; I.iliht lit s n int. ivoird ill 7 II l.i is .ir.l t'liirk Ii' m.iinrd in m i iuhI iii.u t' r.li il It- mink l'v tit'.'. :i:i'i; W'liM. niii n 7-H iit Wii" i W .iil.i while j riii'ltir trok n 111 inninn ct'ei- sion fi i-ni To!!, .' i.f I.iiihn CiikUvril, 6 I HIII.1.IMI 1'IN I.KMil'H Ciini'minitv nt'.rui' .V Auilni l ii'. c Ull-m Mr- Sit illcului'-l r.w m.twv.'Ii iiiHi nii. i'JS-.u I. Miriii' M.'l'nv :iIH SriinKr .liin","i', 'H'i-Sil H.-ttv M,..-r 440.. rnrl'i Y. i.l.idr Sh. M Sliilicii iO'j-ail'jl 0 QSnncy .Vinson SH q IliM . I.iiriv Hint, ilT.M 4. Cnio hn l.iUU'f.Mil 4li'J P.nlllnr'li (17'j 4:". i II Marion NohM 4(Vi O .I.K'k', Drive-t'n lil-V'i .T Vlv- .1.11 .. . . A i v V7!.? ::iii'd ii'O ' 'i t'nn Hii.iu.jk ini mid 170, l "oivn i.nnKioi itm. 1,H(IV UKfi 1 illli VII'TllltV V.MiVY. l .'W 'I tl.Mir 1'nlcU.tiH Hithrr rlt M'I ilvi Sun.lrtv lo determine the v inner of the second h ilt Ouiilitv VfO winner of the lttl hrttr uiVQv 'lie winner ol Hi t-ond hntl on Mnndnv, Mnv 7. rri Hmivr Cite UViMI 3. Shir. ! V.n..n 4'il lllllver Oil I4S-2.11 I i-'il'.'l (..ninlO'l 4Hlt Sih.-r il.'llr Simnn. i4L-ai ,t CiimiII Si'ilev (IS Vnllonnl II ...I- , "(.-I'M 1 rimr Menvihii 4. (.il.mnii Milrv iHij-illl'..' . T.M IMi k'ii'... i:l I'i'Miti t'nn.l t3$. :l.' I K'.'.'nor tl.Ohr.M'k .i nil liirnetl S'n'tl 'ilil-iM 4 P.'iiv Smith 4'itl, imlilv Mrket -l.i. 11 Pollv Aiiilrriiin 4U V.M'ne lli'.'iulx S.iMn -:il-37. 0. ll..oth Ri.'k. 417, F'rti Allied i24 II I tiil.' rill. 411 It.'!. II Timher '.Ml ' ; ' , I 3. .'''P.-r ! '.if-lli'V ("I fljnr 4Rli V'k.ni- Sewini; Mm-hine 'L'BO. t. f .if. I..o.d-riorolhv Smltri 47R K.'i p.. km. on till rle..nor Hnl t';..ik .'nil, ihtir Iti-.vilin int. tinued the no hitter uniil the hits by Fox and RobinsBn and then Bridges, 30, closed it out in whiplash fashion. The Yankees backed their p'O'hing trio with 10 hits, in cluding a homer by Elston Howard and a double by Clete Bover. to rag Juan Pizarro with his second defeat. Bobby,, Richardson ran his nming streak to 16 games with two hits for the Yankees. Senators Win One The Detroit Tigris beat the Kansas Citv A's. 3-D in 10 innings, the Washington Sen ators sniffpcd their 1,2-game losing streak wjjh a 2-1 de cision over the Boston Red Sox. the Los Angeles Angels defeated the Cleveland In dians, 8-8, and the Minne&W8 Twins downed the Baltimore Orioles, 8-3, in other AL games. In the National league, the fern Francisco Giants beat the Pittsburgh Pirates, 4-2, for their seventh straight win; the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Houston Colts4 6-4, the Cincinnati Reds whined the New York Mets, 8-2, and the Los Angeles Dodgers topped the Chicago Cubs, 6-5. in a 16-inning marathon that last ed five hours and six minutes. Pinch-hitter Vic Wertz sin gled home two runs in th 10th inning 1 the Tigers, negating a homer by Kansas City's Jerry Lumpe in the bottom of the inning. Jim Bunning struct out six and yielded seven hits in winning his third game by out-pitching Jerry Walker (3-1). Hurls Four-Hiller Pete Burnside pitched a foiir-hitKr and struck out seven to give the Senators their first win since April 13 when the ex-Giant also won. Jim Piersall doubled in the eighth and pinch - runner Chuck Hinton scored the win ning run on Jim King's sacri fice fly. Leon Wagner drove in four runs with two hornets to pace a 10-hit Los Anseles attack that brought rookie Bo Belin sky his third win without a loss. Earl Averill also homer ed for the Angels and Chuck F.ssegian, Gene Green and Al Luplow homered for Cleve land. Camilo Pascual's nine - hit pitching and second homer of the season brought him his fourth victory for the Twins, who tagged Baltimore's Chuck Estrada with "lis third defeat. Jim Genvne hit his fifth homer fur the Orioles Billv O'Dcll's nine - hit pitching, Orlando . Cepcda's seventh homer and several defensive lapses by t h e Pirates enabled the Icatiue- leadiiTfj Giants to conlinui' their streak. O'Dell did not walk a batter and struck out seven in rang his record to 3-0. Johnny Logan had four hits fur Pittsburgh. 0 OWins Second Game Ed Bauta's late relief pitch ing "sa?l" rookie Hay Wash burn's second win after the Cardinals opened up an early S-l lead on Ilnusi-m. Dean Stone who had won his two previous decisions, was chased I H the first inning when the j Cardinals scored five runs on three walks and four hits. Joey .lav pitched an eight- hitter and hit a ,-ihrco-ritn O 'homer for the Hcj who spoil ed tht'fjlets' first Home n (to Innings) Detroit . 0(10 100 0(10 23 in 0 Kan. City 1100 001 0IKI 12 7 0 Bunning CI-1 and Brown. Walker (3-1) and Sullivan, Azcue (10). HR Kaline, Lumpe. 0 Boston 11)0 OA 000 1 4 1 Washington 000 Unl Olx 2 8 0 Conlcy (2-2i and Pagliaronl. Burnside (2-1 1 and Rctzer. New York .."lOO 130 002 6 10 0 ChieoKOQ 000 000 001 1 2 2 StarforTI. Sheldon 161. Bridges (9 and Howard. Pizarro. Fisher (61, Score ll( and Lollar. Winner Star ford (2-2i. Loser Pizarro (2-2). HR joward. Ls Aneeles .410 001 200 ,9l0 2 CIcvcIii a .. 100 001 2206 11 1 BelinsTy. Spring (61, C!rba0'7), luicii ini aim nuKeiB. j.ituuwcn Funk llj, Allen 16), Latnian (7), Bell (71, Perry (91 and Romano. 12 13 Pet. .762 .750 .684 .636 .471 .450 .438 .421 .iOu o Tuesday'! Results St. Louis 6. Houston 4 (night) Cincinnati 8. New York 2 (night) San Fran. 4. Pittsburgh 2 (night! Los Aug. 6, Chicago 5 (night, 16 innings! Milwaukee at Philadelphia( post poned, rain) AMERICAN St. Louis Pittsburgh ., Los Angeles Philadelphia Cincinnati .... Houston Milwaukee .. Chicago New York .... New York Detroit LEAGUE W. L. 11 5 11 Winner Belinsky 13-0. Loser Mc Dowell (1-1). HR VVaiA r 2. Esse gian. AveriUOLuplow, T.rccn. Nflonal Leacue Pittsburgh ? 010 000 (101 2 9 San Fran. ... 031 000 oox- 4 8 Veaie, Sturdivant (4i. Olivo 151. Lntnabe (8) and McFarlane. O'Deli (3-0) and Bailey. Loser Veale (1-21. HR Cepeda. Clcndcnon. Cleveland Baltimore 9 Minnesota 10 Los Angeles 8 Kansas City 9 Boston 7 Washington 3 13 Pet. .687 .600 .579 .563 .52!) .526 .471 .450 .412 .188 o j The Tire That Gives You a Second Chance!0 Tuesday's Results Minnesota 8, Baltimore 3 WaHhinRton 2, Boston 1 (nightl Los Angeles 8, Cleveland 6 (nipkt) iiew iurit n, inicaco l (niRl Detroit 3, Kansas City 2 (night, 10 innings PACIFIC COAST Salt Lake . Seattle Tacoma Portland ... 0 ! ain uiego , ) Hawaii ofjunane ... Vancouver Cincinnati ....000 404 OflO 8 A 1 New York ... 010 000 0102 8 0 J;iy 3-3) and EdwardH. Hook, Hillman (4), Jones (6), Anderson )7), Mackenzie (8) and Taylor. Loser Hook (1-1). HR-'homas, Jay, Hickman. Houston 101 000 2004 9 t St. Louis - 500 001 ix 6 7 1 Stone, Golden (It, Biuce (7i. Tie frnauer fBi and H. Smith. Ranew (2l. Washburn. Bauta i7l and Oli ver. W i n n e r Washburn 12-0). Lohcr Stone (2-1). -S 12 05 Innings) Chi?HKo Q . 002 000 010 OTTO 000 0- Los Angeles .020 010 000 000 002 16 15 3 Koonce. Klston (7 Anderson (9i, Schultz (I2t. Balsamo 115). Hob hie 1 15i and Bertfll. Tharker (7i. Drvsdnle, L Sherry )0, Perranoski 1 10 1. Rickert (13). Roebuck (161. and N. Sherry. Camillf (Ifil. Win- ner-KocDucK l-u . looser rioome (0-4) ACQUIRE FLAYERS Spokane - (UPI) - Pitchers Phil Orteba and Willard Hun ter have been acquired by the Spokane Indians from the parent Los Angeles Dodgers, Indian General Manager Spencer Harris said Tuesday. Hunter, 27, is a lefthander who posted an 86 mark with Omaha of the American as sociation last year. Ortega, 22, a righthander, had an 8-14 record with Spokane last year. W. L. Pet. GB .12 4 .750 .ai. 4 .733 i 7 .462 4'2 .. " 7 .462 43 .. fi fl .420 5 ..5 7 .417 5 ..5 8 .385 5' 3 .. 4 10 .286 7 Tuesday's Results Seattle 3. San Diego 1 Spokiife- 5, Tacoma 2 ' Salt Lake 2, Vancouver 1 Hawaii at Portland ippd., rain) NORTHWEST LFAGCE W. L. 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