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J ics Underway- Myrtle Beach, S.C. -fl!P&-Revemy women golfers today tackle the man-killing Dunes Co If course in the opening round of the 17th U.S. Wom en's Open. Long -hitting Mickey Wright, the Arnold Palmer of women's golfs was favored to successfully defend her title in the 72 hole tournament be ing played in South Carolina for the first time. TIGERS SIGN ROOKIE Detroit IUPD Dave Wat kins, an 18-year old catcher from Owensboro, Ky., has signed a contract with the De troit Tigers for a reported $30,000 bonus. Watkins will report to the Tigers next spring and is expected to be Assigned to Jamestown of the Class D New York-Pennsylvania league. Roberts Hurls Fourth Win In Row for Baltimore Club SECTION D By FRED DOWN A courtesy telephone call to "has been" Robin Roberts is paying off for the Balti more Orioles in the major league comeback of the year. The 35-y e a r-old Roberts, handed his unconditional re lease by the New York Yank ees on May 11, left his num ber with Oriole's General Manager Lee MacPhail, who confesses: "The name was Ro bin Roberts ... I didn't know how much he could have left in his arm . . . But-1 return ed the call out of courtesy to his record and his reputa tion." It appears today it was one of the best decisions MacPhail ever made. .' PAGES 1 to 8 MEDPORlV,TRIBirNI SIPCDMTS MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1962 irr i you asked for it! And Volvo created its new classic look. Built by the same careful Swedes with same quality ma terials for which Volvo is known, the new classic beauty has a 90 horsepower engine, five main bearing crankshaft, disc brakes ... If you want a better car you'll wait forever. Test drive it to day. If you're planning a trip to Europe, you can enjoy real convenience and sav ings by touring in a new Volvo and bringing it back with you. Ask your dealer for details. A product of superb Swedish engineering STEVENS AUTO SALES 505 North Central Phone 773-3655 Robert.", who had a 110 record with the Philadelphia Phillies last season and snow ed a composite 55-79 record over his last five seasons in the National league, turned in a five-h i 1 1 e r Wednesday night to pitch the Orioles to a 3- 1 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Fourth Straight Win It was Roberts' fourth straight win for the Orioles after losing his first two deci sions, raised his marke to 4-2, for the season and, in the pro cess, reduced his earned run average to 2.50. In 54 innings, the one-time gopher ball champ of the National league, who's become a slow curve ball pitcher, has yielded only two homers to American league hitters. Jim Gentile gave Roberts the runs he needed when he connected for his 18th and 19th homers of the season to drive in all the Orioles' runs. The White Sox scored their run off Roberts on a single by Nelson Fox, a walk and Joe Cunningham's single. The New York Yankees beat the Minnesota Twins, 7-3, the Detroit Tigers shut out the Cleveland Indians, 4- 0, the Kanpas City Athletics defeated the Washington Sen ators, 4-1, and the Los Angel es Angels whipped the Boston Red Sox, 3-0, in other Ameri can league games. In the National league, the first-place San Francisco Gi ants downed the Cincinnati Reds, 6-3, the Los Angeles Dodgers topped the Milwau kee Braves, 6-2, the Pitts burgh Pirates shaded the New York Mets, 6-5, in 10 innings and the St. Louis Cardinals swept the Chicago Cubs, 4 0 and 8-0. Terry Notched Ninth Tom Tresh drove in four runs with a homer and a single and Ralph Terry pitch ed an eight - hitler for nis ninth victory for the Yankees who handed Jim Kaat his fifth defeat. Roger Maris and Don Mincher also homered -Maris connecting for the first time since June 16. Paul Foytack knucklcball ed a six-hitter for his sixth win against one loss to give Detroit its victory over Dick Donovan and the Indierns. The loss was Donovan's third against 11 victories. Rocky Colavito and Jerry Osborne had two hits each for the Tigers. Ed Rakow pitched an eight hitler behind a Kansas City attack that included two hits each by Billy Consolo and Ed Charles and Don Lee firea a i five-hitter to win his third game for the Angels as Bos ton's Ike Delock suffered his first loss of the season. Ed Bailey's two-run homer was the big blow in the Giants' fifth straight triumph and Felipe Alou added an in surance run with an eight inning round - tripper. Bob Bolin shut out the Reds for for the key blows of the Loi . Anfeles offense. Boh Skinner singled home , Bill Virdon in the 10th inning as Diomedes Olivo won his j third game without a loss and the Pirates dealt Roger Craig ; his 10th defeat for the Mets. I Frank Thomas homered for ! the Mets. I Larry Jackson pitched a four-hitler and Ray Sadecki a five-hitter ' in the Cardinals' sweep of the Cutis. Charley James and Ken Boyer drove in two runs each in the first game and Carl Sawatski hit two homers in the nightcap. GP's Elks Knot for Half Title Grants Pass beat Butte Falls 12 to 0 last night to tie Keith Schuli Garage for first place in the final regular first half standings nf the Jackson County Softball association. Each finished with an 8-1 record. No details on the game were reported. League President Hurry Chipman reported that Sam Jennings company protest of its contest with Jay Cars was not allowed. However, Jennings got a measure of protest as Willard Barnum chucked a rfo-hit vic tory over the Carmen in a practice game last night. Score of the game was 6 to 1. Barnum walked one and fan ned four. Jerry Shulls drew the walk in the seventh inning. The fourth ball was a wild pitch, allowing Shults to reach sec ond base. He went to third on Allen another wild toss and came ' home after John Payne's fly- out to eenterfield. Dave Love homered with the bases loaded for Jennings in the seventh inning and Dick Paup followed with an other roundtrippcr. Bill Welch, Clint Mooers and Paup each had two hits and Bar num tripled. Jay Allen and Tru-Mix lied for third in the standings with 7-2 records. .INKSrOKK: Sam Jrnningl . nnn inn S- a 1 ! 2 Jav Allen .. ooo oon 1-1 n a Barnum and Atterbur; Rein hollz and Hale. Chicago - (ITTl - Pitcher Al l.ary, brother of the Detroit Tigers' Frank Lary, has been recalled by the Chicago Cub. The 32-yeir-old righthander compiled a 7-1 record with Salt Lake City of the Pacific Coast league this season. New York -JVCTI- The New York Yankees will make up their rained out game of Junn 13 with the Detroit Tigers on Aug. II as part of an afternoon-night doubleheader. The teams originally had been scheduled for a day game on that date. I.INKSCORRS: National League (Kirst Game) St. Louis .mo nn.i onn 4 a n Chicago nnn onn noo n 4 0 Jackson (7-7) and Sawatski. Carriwell. Elston tfll and Thacker, Tappe 9. Loser Cardwell (4-8i. (Second Game) St. Louis 2nn nn4 002 II n ChtcHRo .. noo nno non 0 s n Sadecki (3-4 and Oliver, Sawat ski (31. Anderson. Srhultz (fit. F.l ston (9l and Tappe. I.oer Ander son (l-5i. HR Sawatski 2. Jazier, Flood. Cincinnati San Fran. 010 101 0003 201 002 01x- Wills. KliDnstein 171 and Folles. McCormick. Bolin (6) and Bailey. Winner Bolin (1-Ot. Loser Wills (0-1). HR Kuenn. Post, Bailey, F. Alou. (It) Innings) New York 021 000 200 O S 11 .1 Pittsburgh 200 010 110 00 II 0 Craig (4-10) and Taylor, Canniz r.aro (8). Friend, Olivo (8) and Bur gess. Lepperl (101. Winner Olivo (3-0). HR Thomas. Milwaukee ... 000 001 0102 S 2 Los Angeles 000 020 nix 6 ft 1 Shaw. Fischer I7i. Curtis (7) and Crandall. Drysdale 113-41 and Ttoaeborn. N. Sherry (01. Loser Shaw (9-41. HR W. Davis. American League Minnesota ...001 001 1003 . 1 New York 141 000 10X 7 12 2 Kaat. Sadowski (3), Maranda (Si, Pleis (7) and Battey. Terry (0-71 and Howard. Loser Kaat (8-5). HR Tresh, Maris, Mincher. Cleveland 000 000 000 0 S t Detroit 120 001 OOx 4 9 r. Donovan. - Gomez (81 and Ro mann. Foytack (-!) and Brown Loser Donovan (11-3). Los Angeles 000 020 010 3 S 2 Boston ooo ooo noo o 5 l Lec. Chance (91 and Rodsers De lnck, Efc.'ey (81 and Tillman. Win ner Lee v-4). Loser Delock (3-1). Chicago 000. 001 000 1 Baltimore 000 001 02x 3 Pizarro (4-7) and Carrenn. erts (4-2) and Triandoa. HRs tile 2. Roh-Gen- Kansas City ..000 201 1004 7 0 Washington . 000 000 0011 a 1 Rakow (fl-Bl and Azcue. Hamil ton. Hflnnnn (9) and Retzer. Loser Hamilton (2-31. the last 3 23 innings to win his first game while Ted Wills ! lost his first game. Dryidala Matched Purkey Don Drysdale matched Bob Purkey as the majors' top winning pitcher at 13 vic tories each wilh a five-hit, seven-strikeout performance. Willie Davis hit a towering two-run homer and Tommy Davis singled home his 77th and 78th runs of the season OPEN EVERY NIGHT! emmpsters osing-out! 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