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Newspaper Page TextB SUNDAY. JUN 17. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON National League Roundup Marichal Cools Off Cardinals By 5-0 SPORTS 1 ii ii By Uniltd Press Internetional st-p Juan Marichal cooled off the St. Louis Cardinals with a two hitter Saturday and recorded his third shutout of the season by pitching the San Francisco Giants to a 5-0 vic tory. The only Cardinals who col lected safeties off the right hander were Carl Sawatski and Charlie James. Sawatski beat out an infield single in the first inning while James cracked a double in the eighth. Marichal struck out four and walked three in boosting his season mark to 10-4 and ending the Giant's latest los ing streak at three. Felipe Alou smashed a two run homer off loser Larry Jackson; (5-7) in the first in ning to give Marichal enough runs at the start. Willie Mays' second double of the day ac counted for two more runs In the fifth. The Giants scored again in the sixth on singles by Alou and Willie McCovey. Ernie Banks hit his 17th homer and drove in four runs to lead the Chicago Cubs to a 6-3 win over the New York Mets. Don Cardwell went six Innings to receive credit for his third victory. Milwaukee topped Pitts biirge 2-1, Cincinnati lost to Philadelphia 4-3 and Houston beat Los Angeles 4-1 in night games, ooo ooo ooo o 2 1 Jackaon (5-7l and Sawataki: Mar ichal (lo-4i and Haller. HR F. Alou OOlhl. Chlcaan New York .. 000 140 100 II 0 011 001 000 3 7 1 Cardwell, Klston (7i and Thaek- er; Hunter. Daviault (.11. Mnorhead 18) and Tavlor. WP Cardwell (3 71. LP Hunter 4 1 -1 . HH anks I17thl. Cincinnati . 001 002 0003 1 Philadelphia 000 000 31x 4 3 Willi. Henry, BroKnan (S) and Edwardi; McLish. Short IH and White. Oldia 10 1. WP Short (3-31. LP Henry (2-11. HRS Sleven (7thl. White (2nd). Milwaukee .100 000 1002 I 0 Ptttlhurih .000 010 0001 8 0 Burdette 15-41 and Crandall; Law, Lamahe (Bi. and Burgeia. LP Law (3-31. HRS Slevera (7thl, White I2ndi. Bees Defeat Padres Again Ogden, Utah -IM- Pinch hitter Al Lary drove in the winning run with a sacrifice fly In the bottom of the ninth Saturday as Salt Lake's Bees took their second straight 3-2 decision from San Diego. The two teams met at Og den in the first game of split doubleheader. The winning run broke up a tight pitching duel between San Diego's Joe Nuxall and Salt Lake's Floyd Weaver, who picked up his fourth vic tory against three defeats. Nuxall is now 3-1. The two teams met fiRaln last niRht at Salt Lake City. American League Roundup Indians Rally To Edge Yankees 10-9 Lake Washington Club Retains Rowing Trophy Seattle - (UPD - The Lake Washington Rowing Club of Seattle retained the perpetual trophy Saturday by winning the heavy varsity race in the Seattle junior crew rowing commission regatta here. Lake Washington rowed the distance in 5:15.4. The Seattle junior crew finished second, and Iolani High school of Ha waii was third. By United Press International Jerry Kindall nil a two-run homer in the last half of the ninth Inning Saturday to give the Cleveland Indians a 10-9 victory over the New York Yankees despite a three-run, pinch - hit homer by Mickey Mantle. The home run, which knock ed the Yankees out of first place in the American league, was Kindall's fourth hit of the day and boosted his bat ting average to .450 against the Yankees. Kindall connect ed against Jim Coates, the sev enth New York pitcher, aft er Woody Held was hit by a pitched ball. Mantle made his nrst ap pearance In nearly a montn in the top of the eighth. The slugger, who suffered a mus cle tear in his right thigh May 19, slammed a tremendous 450-foot homer with two on to give the Yankees a 9-7 lead. The blow climaxed a Yankee rally from an early 6 0 defi- FRONT FKin - ends shimmy 'w'' ...I and shake and AUkrimril stiff steering )777 mi ALL CARS NO UPS OUR EXPERTS DO ALL THIS e correct caster e correct camber correct toe-in e adjust steering e full safety chock Phont 773-825S cit, John Blanchard and Rog er Maris hitting two-run hom ers during the comeback. Following Mantle's blast the Indians scored one run in the eighth against Bob Tur ley, but Coolns came in to end the rally. Coates was Kin dall's victim in the ninlh, how ever, and suffered his third loss against five victories. Bob Farley singled home Charley Smith in the 11th in ning to give the Chicago White Sox a 4-3 triumph over the Los Angeles Angels. Jim Lan dis had a triple and a homer for the White Sox who beat Ryne Durcn for the fourth time this year. Earl Wilson scattered six hits in seven innings and help ed his own cause with a two run double as the Boston Red Sox beat the Detroit Tigers, 4-2. Rocky Colavito hit his 11th and 12th homers of the season for the Tigers. Baltimore beat Washington 4-3, and Minnesota lost to Kan sas City 6-2 in night games. $ m r t L, I. . SCARPA TAKES FINAL Hamilton, N. Y. -flJPD- Paul Scarpa of Florida State de feated Joe Brown of Pitts burgh, 8-6, 6-1, 6-2 Friday in the finals of the 40th Eastern Collegiate tennis tournament. Florida State also won the Benisch Cup as team cham pion. INDIANS BUY GOMEZ Cleveland, Ohio -(UPD- Ru ben Gomez, who posted a 17-9 record for the pennant win ning New York Giants in 1954, has been purchased by the Cleveland Indians from their Jacksonville farm club. SOBBING SIMS SAYS: "SAVE AT OUR BIKE TIRE SALE POPULAR-The popularity of Arnold Pal- mont. Pa., Thursday. The tournament mer, a Pennsylvania boy, is shown" in this wound up regulation play Saturday with shot taken during U.S. Open golf at Oak- Palmer tied with Jack Nicklaus at 283. (UPD Jack Nicklaus Ties Favored Arnold Palmer in U.S. Open New York ...OOO 220 2.10 R 12 2 Cleveland ...030 J00 01210 14 0 Sheldon. On Icy (2k Bouton (3), Reniff (4. Bridges i.1. Coates ifll and Howard. Blanchard 111; Perrv, Allen (7), Bell (Bi and Romano. WP Bell (4-4). LP Conies C-3.. WIS Blnnrhnrd ilOth), Mnrls (12th), Mnnilo (Hlln, Kindall l.'lh). n Ronton (122 01)0 (lOO 4 Detroit (MM) 010 1002 H 0 Wllticm. Ttailntz lHi ami Tillman; Running .lonrs CD. Cnsnle (fit. fox (!M and Brown WP Wilson (4-2i. LP Hun nine l6-4i. HRS Yns- treimki (Bin), Colavito 2 (11th (II inning) L. A 000 102 000 00 .1 10 2 Chicago . 000 Oil 100 01 4 13 2 Jee. Fowler (fl), BowiffHd (9), Dtiren (ill and Rodeers: Herbert. Zanni ifli. Lown (7). Fisher (101 and Carreon. WP Fisher (2-2 1. LP Durcn (2-7), HR Land is ll.tthl. Baltimore ... 0;iO 00! 0004 7 0 Wilmington .100 000 200 3 7 2 Roberts. Hall f7. Stock iR) and Landrtth; Burnside. Hamilton 7). Stenhouse R and Retzer. WP Roberts (2-2). LP Burnside 14-0). 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Seattle I NOHTHWKST I KAIilK (Int-ludra Krldav) W. I.. Pi I. till Wenatehet 2!1 20 ..V2 S.dcm 30 22 .577 'j Vakirtia 28 22 .5(iO 1 ' t Lrwiston 22 27 44!l 7 Tn-l'ilv -22 2!l .431 8 KuKcnr Itt 30 .308 10 KruUv i K'Milli Salem 11. Wcnatchee (1 (hit WYnatt'hi'c 7. Salem 2 (2nd) Y;ikimu H, Kugcne 4 LcwiHton 10. Til-City 4 IMF UN ATION At. I.FAfit'K W. L. IVt. (ill Jackiimville 38 17 tM Biillali, . .. X2 21 ti4 Ttrtint J4 ,,47 8 At hint,. i'H 2!l ,4!M II Koi-heitrr .. 2h 27 ,4!M 1 1 Sfat-iiM. 22 33 .400 l Coliiml.m ... 21 32 ;i'iri 1 IS Rn-him.nrt 22 35 .388 17 tlrt Itrtutls Hullalo 5 Ja. k-onville 0 AiUnm 5 Toronto 4 Mvh.sirr 7. t oluintm-, 8 Hu hninncl 13, ,S i hi'iiP 3 Gold Rey Fish Count: WEEK ENDING JUNE 16: I'himv.k snlmnn II Wl (in clndmi! ir 3 ,.r , jack salnitini Sutnmcr run si.rllirad 2. FULL SEASON: Chinook aalninn 21 ,Rr!4 (in eluding 15.6 per ,ont j c k salmon) since April 17 Stimmpr run u-lh(ar 16 sinre May 11. By OSCAH FRALEY UPI Sports Writer Oakmont, Pa. - OJPII - Bur ly Jack Nicklaus, a pro for only seven months, showed fa vored Arnold Palmer those money nerves Saturday as he came on in the stretch to tic Eolf's golden boy for the U.S. Open Golf championship. The blond bomber from Ohio State made up two shots on Palmer in the final round with a two under par 35-34 69 for a 283 which threw the nation's most coveted cham pionship into a Sunday play off. Palmer, the Masters cham pion seeking a big slam, was ns much as three shots up on the field as they fought out the final two rounds over awe some Oakmont's hills and dales. But then a balky putter and the grasping acres got to him as he finished with a 35-3671. All Square That brought them home all square after three days of struggling through rain and heat . with cocky Phil Hod gers and Louisville slugger Bobby Nichols tied two strokes hack al 285. Fifth came Gay Brewer of Crystal River, Fla., at 287, while Tommy Jacobs and Gary Player were tied at 288 and defending champion Gene Litller wound up at 290. It was a tight, tense after noon before a record crowd of 23.522 as Palmer jumped into a three shot lead and then, with his putter misfir ing, saw it dwindle away and force a playolf at 1:45 p.m. EDT today. He kicked away some of It himself. For he was in po sition on the semi-final hole of the morning round to put it away when he drove the green of the 292-yard par four hole and rammed home a 25 foot putt for an eagle. But then, on the 18th he ployed it like an amateur as lie three - putted from 200 feet and finished thai third round in a tie with Nichols with Rorigers and Bob Ros burg one shol back, and two shots away the ever - threat ening player Nicklaus. Nobody was paying any par ticular attention to the 22-year-old Buckeye Bomber. He has been a pro only seven months and while he won two national amateur champion ships and has been a consis tent money winner since turn ing pro, nobody figured him for the nerves required to race up and look Palmer In (he eye. Played Like Veteran Rut the 200 - pound 22-yrar-old played il like a steel nerved veteran while Palmer's putter wat giving him fits and the Masters champion was battling desperately just to stay alive. Palmer seemed lo have It locked when he went out there with the gallery giving him all the vocal help in Pennsyl vania and ran off birdies on the second and fourth holes. Now he was running three shots in front of the pack and usually nobody catches the Tiger when he has them on the hip like that. But the Arnie bean to come apart at the seams. He butchered the ninth with a bo gey six. taking four blows fmin 40 fert, and he chopped it up again on the 13th by trapping his tee shol. Nicklaus. playing in front of him. got away to a falter ing start with a bogey on the first hole hut then the big kid from the Buckeye country began his run. He canned n 20 - footer on the seventh and put his second Poison Oak? Try a Bottl. of ZEMACOl You mutt r uliititd or youi moniy chetrtuHr wtuniird. G bottlt todjy ! WESTIRN THRIFT. on the carpet on the par five 480 - yard ninth, running it down for another bird. Then he rammed home a 12-footer on the 11th and now he was all square with the king. Hole by hole they matched it then, NicXlaus with that big bulldog jaw jutting out in front of him, and Palmer giving it a little bit of Bar rymore as he was betrayed time and again by that putter which wouldn't pay off with any birdies that he needed so desperately. Nicklaus beat the losing rap on the 17th with pressure putt ing that kept him alive. He trapped his drive on that 292 yard par four hole and blast ed it out to the fringe. Then he chipped it four feet past and walking up calmly stroked It home In the face of the toughest pressure his young nerves ever were call ed upon to handle. Stands By Palmer played It In regula tion without too much diffi culty and then was walking to the final tee while Nick- BRILL METAL WORKS Commercial Industrial Residential Sheet Metal Work Stainless, Galvanized and Copper Fabrication 2287 West Main PHONE 772-4440 laus was banging an Iron to that last green which bit and backed up to destroy his hopes of a birdie putt. He got it home in two for his par and then stood there helplessly while Palmer laced an approach shot which soared straight for the stick but rolled 20 feet past. Arnie took two putts, too, and they had another trip to make Sunday. 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