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t- o o MEDFORD MAIL 'i'RIBUNE, MEDFORD. $REGON 4 B WEDNESDAY. MAY 23. 1962 MOORE LIFE-SAVER FOR TWINS AS MINNESOTA TOPS SENATORS MMk TO f CLEARANCE OF OUR ! 1 . miMmmhM I discontinued design . 1 ' jl' (imperial sentry tires r w - - (HlMaaHMam BHBKMB By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sporti Writer Ray Moore tells everyone he's 35, an out-and-out fib, but there's no getting around the fact that he's the man who is keeping those persistent Min nesota Twins moseying around the top of the American league. The gray-haired, pipe-smoking Moore, closer to 40 than 35, has been pressed into re lief in three of the Twins' last four games and has won two of (hem. "Our rookies, like Rich Rol lins and Bernie Allen, have done a tremendous Job," says manager Sam Mole, "but Moore has been our real life saver." The veteran right-hander fumed In another superb per formance Tuesday night when Pstrvlct and rtpiir work! 772-6208 or drivo in for froo irimato. 100 Financing WHITNEY OLDS 415 S. Riverside he was credited with a 6-3 vic tory over the Washington Senators that moved the Twins into a virtual tie for first place with the New York Yankees. Relieves In Eighth Moore, who calls everyone else "Horse," cantered out of the bullpen In the eighth in ning with Washington runners on first and second and one out. He Immediately Induced Danny O'Connell and Chuck Cottier to pop up and then protected his one-run lead through the ninth. Moore was Minnesota's fourth pitcher and actually came into the game with the Twins leading by one run. The official scorer awarded him the victory, his third of the season, because he felt Moore had been the most effective Minnesota hurler after start er Georges Maranda failed to survive the fifth. The Twins broke a 2-2 tie in the third with a four-run rally highlighted by Bob Al lison's two-run single. Lennie Green and Chuck Cottier hit homers. In other AL games, the Yankees shaded the Los An geles Angels, 2-1, in 12 in nings; the Baltimore Orioles beat the Cleveland Indians, 4-1, and the Kansas City A's handed the Boston Red Sox their eighth straight loss, 5-1. The Tigers and White Sox were idle. Cards Extend Streak The St. Louis Cardinals ran their winning streak to six games in the National league with a 6-2 win over the Phila delphia Phillies; the Los An geles Dodgers downed the first - place San Francisco Giants, 5-1; the Cincinnati Reds beat the Milwaukee Braves, 3-2, in 11 innings; the Houston Colts nipped the New York Mets, 3-2, and the Chi cago Cubs defeated the Pitts burgh Pirates, 3-1. Elston Howard's sacrifice fly with the bases loaded in the 12th gave the Yankees their victory over the Angels Four Yankee pitchers, Whitey Ford, Jim Coates, Bud Daley and Bob Turlcy collaborated in a one-hit effort - Bob Rodg ers collecting the Angels' only hit, a single with one out in the ninth off Coates. Ford left the game with a muscle strain in his left shoudcr after pitch ing seven hitlcss innings, Turlcy was the winner and Tom Morgan the loser. A pair of home runs by Jim Gentile, his 11th and 12th of the season, and one by pitcher Milt Pappas, his third, power ed the Orioles to victory over the Indians. Pappas, who hcid the tribe to four hits in 6 13 Look better... because they're rugged! One. ycu tee yourself In long, loan LEVI'S once you Wei the comlM ot thefr Inrn cut you'll never wear ordinary jeim again! Get LEVI'S th. original blue jeans with the Copper Rivals cut from the world's heavies! denim I mm AMERICA'S FINEST JIANS SINCE 1830 On the back pocket, look for the red tab md this distinctive stitched r - v-fi design HI II ! trve'f (' er l I ! im . laniei Mit. lie) MtiWtM I SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF... Jfi J design AMERICA'S FINEST JEANS SINCE 1850 Sizes 1 Thru 44 - 28 Thru 38 length. ROBINSON BROS. N AMERICA'S FINEST JEANS SINCE 18S0 Next to Pick's Apparel Medford 14 N. CENTRAL 215 MAIN "YOLK LOCAL LEVIS HliMUAlVrLRS innings, was credited with his fifth victory. Jim Perry was the loser. Jiminez Homers Dave Wickersham and Die go Segul combined to hold the Red Sox to five hits as Man nie Jiminez provided the Ath letics' winning margin with a two-run homer off loser Galen Cisco. Bob Tillman homered for Boston's only run. Bob Gibson won his sixth game for the Cardinals, strik ing out nine and holding the Phillies to four hits. He lost his shutout in the ninth when Johnny Callison rapped a two-run homer. Three Phila delphia errors paved the way for Paul Brown's first defeat. The victory moved t h e Cards to within 2Vt games of the Giants, who were limited to five hits by winner Stan Williams and reliever Larry Sherry. Tommy Davis hit a two - run homer, his second against the Giants in as many games. Jack Sanfnrd was the losing pitcher. Norm Larker's two - run triple in the eighth inning gave the Colts their second straight victory over the Mets. Dick Farrell went the distance for Houston and scattered 10 hits for his fourth victory. Loser Jay Hook, who also went Ihe distance, gave up only seven hits, including a fourth inning homer by Ro man Mejias. George Altman accounted for all the Cubs' runs against the Pirates with his ninth homer and a pair of singles. Don Cardwell recorded his first victory after four straight losses. Bob Friend dropped his fifth decision. He has won four games. LINK8CORES: American Le&cue Knnaai city . 2nn 102 nnn S 11 0 Boston 000 000 010 I 5 0 Wickersham. Seaul 0 anrl A.- cir. Cisco. Nlrhola Ifit. Knlstad lOi anrl Tillman Winner Wickeraham 14-1). Loner Cisco i3-4i. HR Jiminez, Tillman. (12 Innings) Los Ans. too nnn oon ooo I l n N. York 000 001 000 0012 S 0 ChBnce Duren (7i. Sorine 10). MnrRan rill and Rndffers. Ford. Cnatps (Ri, Daky (lOi, Turlfy 12 and Howard Winner Turley (2-1 . Loser Morgan (0-11. Baltimore .. 000 021 010 4 t 0 Cleveland 000 000 1001 5 0 Pappas. Wllhelm 171 and Trlan Hos. I.an int. Perry. Ramos (St and Romano. Winner Pappas (fl-2t. Lnser Perry l2-2t. HR Pappas, Genllle 2. Minnesota ... 024 000 000 12 1 Washington . 110 010 200 S II n Maranda, Stange A, Stigman f7t. Moore (fit and Zimmerman. McClaln. Kutyna (31, Rlppelmeyer (SI. Daniels (8t and Schmidt. Ret zer (fli. Winner Moore (2-1 ). Loser "cClaln KI-.1. HR Green, Cottier. STAflDMGS. United Freti International AM tK I (JAN LfcAt.l K WI.. Prt. GB New York 21 13 .618 Minnesota 23 IS .05 Cleveland 21 U .iU0 Uts An Relet .... 18 lrl ,529 3 Baltimore 19 17 .528 3 Chicago 2d IB 32H 3 Detroit . 18 17 4S 41, Kansut City ...... 18 21 AH2 5'j Bmton 13 22 .371 8'3 Washington 9 25 .283 12 Tuesday's fteiulti Hennas city 5, Boatnn 1 Baltimore 4, Cleveland 1 (night) .Minnesota 6, Washington 5 mht) New York 2, Lob Angeles 1 (12 inningi, night) NATIONAL LEAC.UK W. L. Pet. GB an r ranusco .... 2H 13 .883 St. Louis 23 13 .839 2'a Los Angelci 2., 15 .1125 2'j Cincinnati 20 15 .571 5 Pittsburgh 18 17 .514 7 Milwaukee 16 22 .421 10'a Philadelphia .... 15 21 .417 10'a Houtson 15 23 .315 11 'a New York 12 21 .364 12 Chicago 13 25 .342 13'j Tuesday's Results Chicago 3. Pittsburgh 1 (nightl St Louis 6, Philadelphia 2 might) Houston 3. New York 2 (night) Los Angeles 5. San Fran 1 (night) Cincinnati 3, Milwaukee 2 (11 in nings, night) PACIFIC COAST LEA G UK W. L. Prt. GB han Lane 2 10 .706 Seattle ; 24 12 (J7 1 San Dipro 17 16 .515 8', Portland 17 18 .486 7', Taeonia 14 18 .4:18 9 Hawaii 1 4 I!) .424 9a Vancouver 13 If) .408 10 Spokant 10 21 Jio 12'a Tuesday s Results Hawaii 8, Sail Lake City 5 Seattle 6. Taeonia 3 Spokane 3, Porland 1 San Oiego at Vancouver (post poned, rami NORTHWEST LEAGt'E W. I.. Prt, GB Wenatrhee 15 11 .377 Yakima 12 f) .571 i, Tri-City 12 13 .480 2l3 Lewiston 11 12 .47R 2'i Salem 0 I) .450 3 Eugene 0 12 .429 3'j Tuesday's Results Lewiston 6. Wenatchee 3 Yakima 6. Tri-City 4 Eugene at Salem (ppri.. rain) Smith Homers In Omaha Tilt United Presi International Omaha jumped back into the American association lead last night on three home runs and a 6-4 victory over Indian apolis. Oklahoma City buried Den ver, 16-7. The Bears are tied (or second with Indianapolis, one game out. Louisville push ed Dallas-Forth Worth Tj games into the cellar, 6-3. Home runs by Joe Altobelli and Dick Smith in the eighth and ninth innings gave Omaha a comeback victory over the IndiHns. Frank Lc.ia's homer with one on in a three-run seventh capped the fifth straight win for Louisville. KENTUCKY 3 T R t I a H T BOURBON WHISKY 18 PROOF URIY TIMES OISHUERY COMPANY, LOUISVILIE. 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