SUNDAY. JULY 1. 1962
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
MEDFORDr'i-TRIBUNE
National League Roundup
Spahn Wins 316th;
Giants Tops Phils
By United Press International
Lefthander Warren Spahn
of the Milwaukee Braves
broke a four-game losing
atreak with the help of newly
acquired reliefer Claude Ray
mond to beat the Chicago
Cubs Saturday, 5-3, for the
316th win of his career.
The 41-year old Spahn had
a shutout and a five-hitter
until the eighth when the
Cubs belted him out with
three runs on four hits. Ray
mond, purchased from Tor
onto Thursday, squelched the
rally and put down the Cubs
in order in the ninth.
Felipe Alou drove in four
runs with a pair of homera
while the San Francisco Gi
ants hung onto first place by
lacing the Philadelphia Phil
lies 8-3.
Alou powered his first of
the game off loser Cal Mc
Lish (5-2) with the bases
empty in the fourth Inning,
then exploded three-run Job
against lefthander Chris Short
in the seventh.
After Orlando Ccpeda fol
lowed by smashing another
home run. Short hit Kd Bailey
with a pitch and was taken
out after drawing a warning
from plate umpire Al Barlick.
Bob Bolin, elevated tn his
first start of the season got
the win. He is now 2-0.
Pittsburgh was at St. Louis,
New York at Los Angeles and
Cincinnati at Houston for
night games.
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Falcons Trip Studs
En Legion Basebali;
Tiffs Billed Today
AREA 4 STANDINGS
(Southern Division)
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Klamath Falconf 3 3
Granta Paaa 3 3
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efitting from a four-run sixth
inning splurge, trimmed the
Central Point Cheney Studs
fi to 2 Friday evening in an
American Legion junior base
ball game to move Into a lie
for second place in the South
ern division of Area 4.
The Falcons and Studs
share the knot with 3-2 rec
ords each.
Klamath's scoring In the
sixth broke a 2-all deadlock.
The runs came on three hits,
two errors and a base on balls.
Pitcher Marv Edwards help
ed his own and the Falcons'
cause wllh three runs baited
In, two In the sixth. He hurl
ed six-hit ball with 10 strike
outs and five bases on balls.
Medford Cokes will attempt
to fortify their Southern di
vision lead and Central Point
Cheney Studs will try to re
aitume second place alone in
American Legion junior base
ball games today.
Medford will meet Klam
ath's Hawks In a 12:30 p.m.
twinball at Klamath Tails.
The Studs will hart a dou
bleheader at Grants Pais be
ginning at 1:30 p.m. Only the
first games will count in the
standings.
Bill Enyart and Jack Forde
are expected to do the pitch
ing for Medford. Mike Pop
per and Larry Mason are
ticketed for mound lerrlca for
Central Point.
Medford will encounter the
Klamath Falls Falcoin on
Tuesday at 7;30 p.m. at While
City.
bases filled, once with no
one out. But, the Cheney nine
could not muster the punch to
capitalize sufficiently .
Klamath put together
Sherm Allen's hit and stolen
base with two Stud errors for
a run in the first stanza. CP
came right back to tie (he
score in the bollom of the
frame when Pat Pepper sin
gled and reached second base
on a passed ball and Jeff An-
horn singled him home.
Lost In Lights .
Two walks (hen filled the
sacks and the count went to
three balls and no strikes.
Edwards got llalans to fan,
however, for the third nut.
Have Saks was credited
wilh a double in the second
panel when nulflelder Paul
Bransom lost his high fly In
the lighl.s. Edwards singled
mm nome for KF a second tal
ly. Anhorn also drove In CP's
second marker. Larry Pep
per was safe on an error
Mike Glines walked nnrl Pal
Pepper singled lo load the bas
es. Lou Alvarez whiffed for
tile first out. Anhorn singled
bringing home I .arrv Pmnr
but Glines, also trying to tal
ly, was out on a fine throw
to ihr plale by leflfirlrier
Kent llunsaker. Neil Riv.-n-burg's
flynut to cenlrrfirlH
ended the bid.
Blnney Hits In Pinch
Kent Franklin. nincliMlw
Larry Binney and. of course,
Edwards blasted the sixth in
ning Klamath s.ifelies will)
Central Point's Studs chal
lenged the Falcons in three
Innings when they had the
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American League Roundup
Angels Finally Beat
Yanks at New York
Rollins, Cepeda Top All-Star Vote Getters
New York - IUPU - 'third- runners-up in me Aial
haseman nirh Rollins of the!0' whom I'kely to he "auto.
Minnesota Twins and slugging matically" named I to the .quad
, . s t -i r . were catcher Johnny Romano of
first baseman UrlandO Cepedd tne Cleveland Indiana, first base
man Aorm hienern ot tne Kansas
of the San Francisco Giants
were honored with the great
est supoprt today when the
By United Press International
Reliever Dean Chance
came out of the bullpen lo
quell an eight-inning rally
Saturday and preserve a 5-3
Los Angeles victory over New
York the Angles' first win
ever at Yankee stadium.
The 21-year-old Chance,
working for the fifth time in
the last seven games, took
over for starter Ted Bows
field after Roger Maris' 15th
homer cut the Los Angeles
Margin to two runs. With
Bobby Richardson on via a
walk, Chance also passed
Mickey Mantle but then
struck out Hector Lopez and
Bill Skowron to end the
threat.
The Angles, who lost all
11 games here last year and
two more this season, sand
wiched four singles around a
strikeout in the opening
frame for their first Iwo runs
and then knocked out Daley
on three extra base hits and
a single by little Albie Pear
son. Early Wynn pitched a five
hitter to earn the Chicago
White Sox a 7-0 victory over
the Cleveland Indians and
Chalk up the 2!)6th win of
his major league caTeer. Char
ley Maxwell sent the 45 year
old Wynn off In front with a
three-run homer in the first
inning The triumph gave
Wynn a season record of 4-5.
Eddie Bressoud hit two
homers and Gary Geiger hit
one tn lead an 18-hit attack
that gave the Boston Red Sox
a 12-6 win over the Kansas
Cily Athletics. Gene Conley
gained his eighth victory for
the Red Sox.
The Detroit Tigers scored
five runs in the fourth in
ning to rout the Baltimore
Orioles, 7-4, after Jack Fish
er pitched the Oriolos to a
fi-3 victory in (he opener of
a twilight-night dnublehead
er. Rocky Colavilo drove In
three runs with a two-run
homer and a single to spark
the Tigers In Ihe nightcap.
John Powell and Jerry Adair
hit solo homers for the Orioles.
In the opener, Ihe Orioles
scored four unearned runs
in the fifth Inning on only
two hlls. Fisher was relieved
by Billy Hneft In the ninth
after giving up homers lo
Mike Roarke and Norm Cash,
lloeft retired the side to nail
down Fisher's second victo
ry of Ihe season.
Tom Cheney allowed only
five hits and struck out 10
in pitching the Washington
Senators to a 1-0 victory over
the Minnesota Twins. Ken
Hamlin knocked in the only
run of the game with his
third single of the night in
the seventh inning.
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Named to the American league
team were catcher Earl Battey
of the Twins, first baseman Jim
Gentile of the Baltlir.ore Oriolea.
second baseman Billy Moran of
the Los AnRclca Anccls, RoUins.
shortstop Luis Aparicio of the
ChlcaKO White Sox and outfield
er Leon Wagner of the Angels.
Mantle and Roger Maris of the
Vankecs
Selected for the National
league were catcher Del Crandall
of Ihe Milwaukee Bravca. Cepeda.
second baseman Bill Mazeroski of
the Pittsburgh Pirates, rhird baseo
man Ken Boyer of the Si. Louis
Cardinals, ahortstop Dice. Groat
of the Pitatea and outfielders Tom
my Davis of the Los Angeles
Dodgers. Mays, and Roberto Cle
nicnlc of the Pirates.
ol the Angels
The NL runnefs-up were catch
er John Roseboro o the Dodgers,
first baseman Ernie BBnks of the
Chicago Cubs, second baseman
Frank Boiling of the Braves, short
stop Maury Wills nl the Dodgers,
City Athletics, second baseman
Bobby Richardson of the Yankees,
shorutop Tom Tresh of the Yan-
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starnng lineups mr tins yesi.im an(! oulcldprl Rxky colavito
major league All-Star games i of the Detroit Tigers. Jim Landis
,lloro .nnn1in,j of the White Sox and Lee Thomas
Rollins, led the American
League voting with 184 votes
to 182 for center fielder
Mickey Mantle of the New
York Yankees while Cepeda,
one of three "repeaters" from
last year's National League
team, topped teammate Willie
Mays in the senior circuit vot
ing. 229 to 213.
The starting lineups for the
two games, July 10 in Wash
ington and July 30 in Chica
go, were selected In voting
by the players themselves
and announced by baseball
Commiss'mer Ford Frick. A
total of 280 votes were cast
in the American League and
290 were cast in the National.
The lineups:
third baseman Jim Davenport of
the Giants and outfielders Stan
Muslal of the Cardinals. Hank
Aaron of the Braves and Felipe
Alou of the Giants.
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Wr.t.K ENDING JL'NE 30:
Chinook aalmnn 2.3SA tin-
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Summer i reel head 28.
FI 1.1. SEASON:
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aince April 17.
Summer run uteelhead 28.
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Two walks and a Howard
Tonilinson hit filled ,,p .
bases for the Studs in Ihe
sixth InniiiR wilh two awav.
t'al 1'cpprr forced Tnnilinsnn
al third base lo end the gnnte
Central Point Pitcher Lar
ry Pepper outdid Kriwards, ,
with more strikeouts and few-1 v,kinu
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12 and walked but three in a t.nvi.ion
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