Yankees Defeat Kansas City;
odgers Split with Philadelphia
By MILTON RICHMAN
UPI Sporli Writer
Ralph Houk is happily
puffing those smoke rings
again and that's a sign the
oncc-tight American league
race could be a thing of the
past, just like the old five
cent cigar.
Houk watched his New
York Yankees break open the
race Sunday and move 2W
games in front by sweeping a
doubleheader from the Kan
sas City A s, 8-6, in 10 innings
and 11-3.
Over in the . National
league, the pace-setting Los
Angeles Dodgers also emerg
ed with a 2'i game spread,
even though they split a twin
bill with the Philadelphia
Phillies. The Dodgers won
the opener, 9-1, but lost the
nightcap, 2-1.
Six Yankee Homers
Six home runs paved the
way for the Yankees' two vic
tories over the A's before a
record crowd of 34,865 at
Kansas City, who saw Roger
Maris belt his 22nd anl 23rd
homers in the opener and El
fton Howard his ninth and
tenth in the finale.
Maris drove in four runs in
(he first game but it was Yogi
Berra's two-run homer off
Jerry Walker in the tenth
that dissolved a 6-6 tie. How
ard accounted for four runs
in the second game, which al
fo was marked by Bill Skow
ron's 13th homer.
Art Mahaffey of the Phils
checked the Dodgers on five
hits in the nightcap to post
his 12th win of the season
and beat them for the first
time in his career. Roy Siev
ers helped with his 12th hom
er off loser Phil Ortega.
Other Teams Split
The Dodgers romped to
their fifth straight victory in
the opener on the six-hit
pitching of Johnny Podres.
Tommy Davis drove in four
runs while Frank Howard,
Ron Fairly and Daryl Spen
cer hit homers.
The four other NL double
headers all wound up in even
splits also. The Mets beat
the Giants, 5-3, then lost, 9
8; St. Louis won the opener
from Pittsburgh. 3-2, in 10
innings, but the Pirates took
the nightcap, 8-7. Milwaukee
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blanked Cincinnati, 5-0, then
lost the second game, 3-2;
the Colts edged the Cubs, 5-4,
but Chicago won the night
cap, 4-1.
In the AL, Baltimore took
two from Cleveland, 6-4 and
6-5; Minnesota defeated Bos
ton, 5-3, with the second
game being wa?hed out 'jy
rain; the White Sox downed
the Tigers, 5-3, and the An
gels split with .he Senators,
Los Angeles winning the op
ener, 5-1, and Washington the
nightcap, 10-4.
The Mets won their opener
from the Giants with a five
run fourth inning rally and
Jay Hook's nine-hit pitching.
Frank Thomas and Elio Cha
con each drove in two runs
during the Mets' outburst.
Two-run homers by Harvey
Kuenn and Orlando Cepeda
led the Giants to victory in
the nightcap, although the
Mets came up with six runs
in the eighth.
Face Loses, Wins
PincYi hitler Fred Whit
field's tenth inning homer
broke a 2-2 tie between the
Cards and Pirates in the first
game, but Pittsburgh won the
nightcap when Roberto Cle
mente singled home Bill Vir
don in the ninth. The victory
went to Roy Face, who was
charged with the loss in the
opener.
Lew Burdette blanked the
Reds on five hits in the open
er and got a helping hand
from Eddie Mathews, who hit
his 18th hoi.ier off loser Jim
Maloney in the first inning.
Vada Pinson tied the night
cap with his 16th homer in
the ninth and lb." Reds won it
in the same frame when Hank
Foiles singled home Wally
Post.
Al Spanglcr helped the
Colts snap a seven-game los
ing streak with a two-run
homer in the seventh inning
of the opener. Don Ellsworth
gained a split for the Cubs,
however, with a five-hitter in
the second game.
Gentile Bombs Two
Two homers by Jim Gen
tile led the Orioles to their
sweep over the Indians, who
dropped to third place behind
the Angels. Gentile's homer
off loser Jim Grant in the
ninth inning of the nightcap
broke a 5-5 deadlock. The
homers were Gentile's 23rd
and 24th. Chuck Estrada and
Skinny Brown were the win
ning pitchers.
Harmon Killebrew's dou
ble with the bases full in the
sixth inning gave the Twins
their victory over the Red
Sox. Killebrew s blow came
off Don Schwall, who suffer
ed his 11th loss compared
with three victories. Lee
Stange was the winning pitch
er.
The White Sox ran their
winning streak to six games
by beating the Tigers with a
two-run rally in the eighth.
Luis Aparacio doubled home
the tie-breaking run after
homers by Chico Fernandez
and Rocky Colavito knotted
the score at 3-3. Dean Stone
was the winner in relief and
Ron Nischwitz was the loper.
Homers by Joe Koppe and
Billy Moran, coupled with
Eli Grba's six-hit pitching,
won the opener for the An
gels, but the Senators charg
ed back with 17 hits in the
nightcap to get even on the
day.
Jim King and Bob Schmidt
each collected three hits.
Steve Hamilton held the An
gels to six hits in seven inn
ings to gain the victory.
I INKSCOKKS:
National League
(1st Game)
Los Angeles .. 102 010 0419 11 0
Philadelphia 100 000 00O1 6 2
Podres )5-7 and N. Sherry.
Smith, Brown 6i, Short (9) and
White Loser Smith (1-4). HR
Howard. Fairly, Spencer.
(2nd Game)
Los Angeles .... 010 000 000 1 .1 1
Philadelphia . 010 100 OOx 2 5 0
Ortega. Perranoskt (5), L. Sher
ry (8l and Roseboro. Mahaffey
(12-9) and Dalrymple. Loser Or
tega (0-1). HR Sieveri.
(1st Game, 10 Innings)
St. Louis .... 010 001 000 13 8 t
Pittsburgh .. 010 000 100 02 8 0
Washburn. McDaniel 10 and
Oliver. Haddlx, Face (8) and Bur
gess, Leppert 8. Winner Wash
burn (6-4 l Loser Face (3-2). HR
Whitfield.
(2nd Game)
St. Louis 200 002 0127 13 0
Pittsburgh .. 040 030 0018 12 1
Simmons, Shantz 14). Duliba (fit,
Ferrarese (8t, McDaniel 1 9 ) and
Sawatski. Francis, Olivo (6t, F?ce
(f)l and Leppert. Winner Face
(6-21. Loser Ferrarese. HR Skin
ner, Boyer.
(1st Game)
Cincinnati 000 000 000 0 5 0
Milwaukee 102 000 llx S 9 0
Maloney. Wills (4i. Sister iR) and
Edwards Burdette 8M and
Torre Loser Maloney (4-4 1. HR
Mathews.
(?nd Game)
Cincinnati 000 010 0023 fi 1
Milwaukee 020 000 000 2 7 2
Klippstein. Broun an 18) and
Foilcs. Lemaster (0-1) and Cran
riall. Winner Brnsnan (3-1 1. HR
Maye. Robinson, Pinson,
fist Game)
San Francisco 2O0 000 001 3 A 2
New York . 000 500 OOx 5 8 0
Pierce. Duffalo (4i. Larsen 4t,
McCormirk (31. Oaribaldt 8i and
Haller. Hook (7-9) and Canizzaro.
Loser Pierce (8-3 1. HR Haller.
(2nd Game)
San Francisco 0.11 010 200 9 16 0
New York 200 000 0608 10 2
Bolin. S. Miller (8), Marichal (8)
and Orsino. Hunter, Daviault (3(.
Moorhead (4). Mizcll (8), B. Miller
ifll and Pignatano. Winner Bolin
14-0,. Loser Hunter (1-3). HR
Kuenn, Cepeda.
fist Game)
Chicago 201 010 000 4 ft 1
Houston . ... 100 200 20x 5 6 5
Buhl (6-7) and Bcrtell. Woode
snick, McMahon (8) and Ranew.
Winner Wondeshick (4-7). HR
Mcjias, Warwick, Spanglcr.
(2nd Game)
Chicago 021 000 001 4 10 2
Houston 100 000 0001 5 4
Ellsworth (5-13l and Barragan.
Johnson. Giusti (3). Tiefenauer
(3i. Golden 8i. Drntt (Rt, McMahon
(9) and Smith. Loser Johnson
(4-121.
Ameriran League
MM Game)
Baltimore 021 002 100 S 13 2
Cleveland ... 003 100 000 4 6 0
Estrada (5-10) and Landrith.
Grant. Hartman (6), Dailey (7) and
Romano. Loser Grant (4-4 1. HR
Hansen, Adair, Klrkland, Brandt,
Gentile.
('.Mid Game)
Baltimore 000 031 Oil fl 10 1
Cleveland 000 040 0105 9 0
Fisher Brown 8i and Lau. Ra
mos, Perry (fit. Latman (7) and Ed
wards. Winner Brown l3-2i. Loser
Latman 14-5). HR Essegian.
Kirkland. Gentile.
fist Game,
New York
1(1 Innings)
000 000 130 2-
-8 110
JAYCEE TOURNEY
Seattle - H'Pli - A field of
undcr-18 golfers will tee off
today at Seattle's Sand Point
course to determine Washing
ton's two qualifiers for the
National Junior Chamber of
Commerce golf tournament
Aug. 20-25 d Huntingl in, W
Va.
S C H E D 0 LEN NOUN C E D
Seattle - HPH - Seattle uni
versity athletic director Eddie
O'Brien Saturday announced
a 26-game basketball sched
ule for the Seattle Chieftains.
The schedule includes a tour
of the Midwest and participa
tion in the Far West classic
at Portland. The Chieftains
will open their season here
Dec. 7 against Oregon State.
LEFTHANDER'S TOURNEY
Portland - CTH - Joe Altrtt,
Portland, -copped champion
ship flight honors in the an
nual State Lefthander's Golf
tournament at Broadmoor
here Sunday. Altrce shot a
birdie at the 37th hole to
break a four-way tie for the
title at 149 for 36 holes.
WINS AMATEUR
Toronto - HOT - Veteran
Nick Weslock of Toronto won
the 40th Ontario Amateur
golf championship, his fifth
victory in the tourney and his
second tn-a-row. Sunday by
defeating young Bob Gardner,
7 and J
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOBD. OREGON
Kansas City 201 101 010 08 13 0
Bridges 8t. Terry (10) and Bern. !
n itv Tur ev ft . Arroyo hi.
Segui. Wyatt iBi, Walker (10) and
Sullivan Winner Bridun Ct-Oi.
Loser Walker (8-7). HR Maris
2. Cimoli, Berra.
(?nd Game)
New York . 001 320 10411
ifan.n ntv 012 (100 000 3
15 2
Sheldon 3-3i and Howard. Mc
Devitt Jones (6. Archer i8j, Bass
(9i and Azcue. Sullivan (9i. Loser
McDevitt (0-1). HR Skowron.
Howard 2.
fist Game)
Washington .100 000 ooo I fi 1
Los Angeles 000 013- lOx 5 9 2
Burtiside. Hobaush (6l. Kutyna
(8) and Retzer. Grha (3-5) and
Rndgers Loser Burnside (4-81.
HR Koppe. Moran.
(2nd Game)
Washington .. 031 101 03110 17 1
Los Angeles 001 000 300 4 6 2
Hamilton. Hannan i9i and
Schmidt. Duren. Bclinsky 1 2 ,
Morgan M). Botz (5i. Spring 181.
Lee iB) and Sadowski. Rodgers
(8). Winner Hamilton (3-4). Loser
Durcn (2-8). HR Torres.
Detroit 000 010 1103 5 1
Chicago 000 003 02x 5 9 1
Jones, Fox (6). Nischwitz (7).
Aguirre 8 and Roarke. Fisher.
Stone (8). Zanni (9) and Carreon.
Winner Stone il-O). Loser Nisch
wttr (3-ll. HR Fernandez. Cola
vito. 1st Game)
Boston 030 000 000 3 7 1
Minnesota . 010 013 OOx 5 6 1
Schwall. Fornieles (7) and Pag
Maroni. Pleis. Maranda (2). Stange
15). Sullivan (7) and Battey, Win
ner Stange (2-2). Loser Schwall
13-1 1 ). HR Pagliaroni.
Boston at Minnesota, 2nd game,
postponed, rain.
STANDINGS
I'nited Press International
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Los Angeles
62 32 .660
59 34 .634 2'j
56 33 .615 4'.a
50 40 .556 10
48- 39 .552 10','j
44 46 .469 16
40 51 .440 20'j
34 34 .386 24
35 5R .376 2fi'j
24 63 .276 34 'j
San Francisco ..
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
Chicago
New York
Sunday's Results
New York 5, San Francisco
(lsti
San Francisco 9. New York
(2nd)
Los Angeles 9, Philadelphia
(1st)
Philadelphia 2, Los Angeles
(2nd)
Houston 3, Chicago 4 (1st)
Chicago 4. Houston 1 (2nd)
St. Louis 3, Pittsburgh 2 (1st,
innings)
Pittsburgh 8. St. Louis 7 (2nd)
Milwaukee 5, Cincinnati 0 (1st)
Cincinnati 3, Milwaukee 2 (2nd)
Tuesday's Gamn
Los Angeles at Cincinnati (night)
San Francisco at Milwaukee
(night)
Chicago at St. Louis (night)
Philadelphia at Houston (2. twi
night) AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L. Prl. GB
49 33 .5R3
48 33 .552 2' i
48 40 .545 3
47 43 .522 5
47 45 .311 6
46 44 .311 6
43 44 .4f4 7i
43 43 .469 8
41 50 .451 11 "i
29 36 .341 203
New York
Los Angele
Cleveland
Baltimore ...
Detroit
Boston . . ...
Kansas City
Washington .
Sunday's Results
Baltimore 6, Cleveland 4 (Is!)
Baltimore 6, Cleveland 3 (2nd)
Minnesota 5. Boston 3 (1st)
Boston at Minnesota (2nd, ppd.,
rain)
New York 8. Kansas City 6 (1st,
10 innings)
New York 11. Kansas City 3 (2nd)
I os Angeles 5. Washington 1 list)
Washington 10, Los Angeles 4
(2nd)
Tuesday's Games
New York at Boston (night)
Baltimore at Kansas City might)
Washington at Chicago (2. twi
night) Detroit at Los Angeles (night)
Cleveland at Minnesota (night)
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W. L. Prl. Gil
San Diego 37 34 .626
Salt Lake 51 39 .367 5j
Tacoma 49 42 .538 8
Hawaii 45 46 .495 12
Portland 47 48 .493 12
Seattle 41 47 .466 14'i
Vancouver . ... . 39 48 .448 16
Spokane 31 36 .336 24
Sunday's Results
San Diego 7. Portland
game)
Portland 3. San Diego
(1st
(2nd
game. 7 inningsi
Tacoma 6. Seattle 3 (1st game)
Tacoma 5, Seattle 3 (2nd game,
7 tnnmgsi
Vancouver 1, Spokane 0
Salt Lake City 9. Hawaii 3
NORTHWEST LKAriUK
W. I.. Prt. OB
Salem II 4 .7.13
Lewlston R ft .571 2'j
YnltliTH 7 7 .SCO 3',
Trl-Cllv 7 4B7
Eutem S M .1
Wenalchce .1 10
Sunday's Remit
Tri-Cily 3-.V Yakima 0-3
SalFm 3-2. Wenatrhre 4-0
Lewutnn 2-fi. EuRfn 3-4
League Leaders
I'nltM Pre International
NATIONAL I.KAGL'K
Uver & Club
Ml R H Prl.
T. Davis. LA
Clementc. Pitt,
Musial. St.L.
Robinson. Cin.
Davenport SF
Skinner. Pitt .
H. Aaron. Mil.
F Alou. SF
Altman Chi
Williama. Chi
rz ,174 a i:'2 .35:1
B4 317 B1 111 350
71 227 35 77 .330
R 335 A3 112 .334
Aft 314 fiO 10 .131
R4 2ft 35 .32
Bfl 333 fi 1 327
Rfl 310 52 III .32fl
R5 312 3ft 100 .321
03 3fi3 115 317
AMERICAN I.KAI.l F
Plater l flub
AB R H Prt.
Runnel. Bos.
Jimenei. KC
Sienern. KC
Robinson. Chi.
Cunehm Chi.
nollina. Minn,
pnwfr. Minn. ,
Smith Chi
Colavito. Drt.
Lump. KC .
rimoll, KC ...
Snyder. Bal. .
Rfl 323 52 I 10 341
R7 3rft 35 inn .334
91 34B fi3 110 31
R7 337 31 in 315
, R 2H0 55 ftO .310
in 351 4R inn 3ftfl
73 31 31 f2 -3H
7R 27R 37 R3 .2'il
, R7 331 41 1R 2'H
HR 3 fin 53 101 2i4
, flit 337 45 ftfl 214
RO 211 27 12 2'H
IIOMK IU N
National l.an': Mav. Giants
23; 11 Aaron. Braved 22. Rank,
rubs 22 Mejiah. Colts 21; Ceperia.
Giants ID
Ameriran l.rae.iv Wagner An
! 26 Gentile. Oriole 24. Mar l.
Yanks 23; Cah. Tisers 23; Kilte
hre. Twin 21; Colax I to, Tirp rt
21.
HVS RATTMI IN
Nittnnal I.eartie: T Davii Da1.
rer ty MavK. Giants R2 II. Aaron,
Brave 77. Rnhinon. Red 74. Ce
perlit, Giants 72
Ameriran l.eifu" Wagner. An
rels h9; Siebrrn. Athletics 1R Rnh.
lnon. White .Sx 18 CoUvsto Ti
sers so, Killehrew.
Twins 53. Rol.
lins. Twins 50.
I"IT MINO
National League: Purkev.
14-.V D r v t rl a I e. Dodgers
Koonee, Cuhi S-2: Kotitax.
Merit
Dort-
ier 14-4: Fare Pirates s-2
Amerlrin l.eifue: Donovan
In.
dlans 12-3: W"-kerham. Afh!ettr
S-2 Fovlarlc TtfrS 7-2: MrBrde
Ansels 9-3. Wilson. Red Sox S-2
Medfordv Tribune
Four Medfordites
Take Diving Honors
J i m Branson, Medford,
won two events and Tim
Wray and Rhonda Hess, Med
ford, each took one during
the week end in diving coin
pctiton conducted at Haw
thome Park pool in conjunc
tion with the Oregon Junior
Olympic short course swim
ming meet.
Brinson won both the one
and three-m.'ter firsts in the
senior boys group. Miss Hess
was champ in the interme
diate one meter girls' conten
tion. Wray took the interme-
Women's Golf
This Thursday the Rogue
Valley lady golfers play for
the day will be medal and the
fourth play on the Trans-Mississippi
disc.
It was announced at the
monthly meeting luncheon
last Thursday that a hole-in-one
t!ub is open to all women
golfing members of the Rogue
Valley Country club. For in
formation, contact Mrs. Wil
liam Cowning or Mrs. S. A.
Peters.
The nine-hole group is now
playing in the Sanner-Alley
tournament. The first round
matches are to be completed
by July 19. The pairings are
as follows:
Championship Fliclit
Mrs. Max Larsun V. Mrs. G. F.
Flint. Mrs. G. L. Lewis va. Mra.
David B. Lowry: Mra. Robert Mc.
Intyre vs. Mra. Wm. Walker; Mrs.
Paul Selhy vs. Mrs. James Gish.
Second Flight
Mrs Jerry Mi-Grew vs. Mrs.
Myers Jones; Mrs. Richard Swan
vs. Mrs. Paul Havlland; Mrs. Bruce
Hammond vs. Mrs. Luke Vnrneis;
Mra. Allen Sterton vs. Mrs. Wayne
Chitwood.
JUI.V 26 PAIRINGS: i
Mcsdames Richard Finch. Charles
Gustafson. Al Williams. Ken Me
Hush; Walter Shaylor. F. G. Bunch.
R. E Heysell. R. H. Torheim; Tom
Tubbs. Warren Bayliss. Randall
Giftord. Lloyd Brooks; Galen San
ner. Richard Rementeria, Harvcv
Woods. T. A. Culbertaon. Jr.; Rav
Frisbie, S. O. ProiiRh, R. Ren Tav
lor. Eldon Brainard; Ed Milne. E.
W. Sickels, Frank Tamney. Ken
neth Teeter; Robert Palmer, Robert
Morris. Leonard Schildl, Runs
Acheson; William T. Clark, Brian
Douglass. Fred Coleman. S. A.
Peters; Richard Schwann, Frank
Benesh. Gordon Reeves.
Mcsdames Lawrence Btionocnre.
John Gustafson. Dick House, John
Day; W. H. Pyle. Ray Stewart.
Wayne Safley, Earle Tlchenor; R.
M. Sorenson. Reese Alexander,
Jerry Olson. J. A. Dickey; Thomas
Lorenz. M. Donald McOenry. How
ard ScroKRin, Arthur Wood: Jim
Baylins, George Pearson. William
CowninR. Robert DcLorme; Andrew
Foley. Wayne Struble. Jack Six,
Tonv Cappello; Lou C. McLaugh
lin, S. L. Stark. C. H. Barrell; R.
E. Randalph, R. B. Knight. Robert
Hart; W. L. Stark, E. C. Trumbly,
F, L. Brewer. 1
JULY 1H PAIRINGS (Nine-Hole):
Mcsdames Bruce Tanner. Daryl
Carlson. W. C. McCorkle; Paul Sel
hy. Vern Collins, R. H. Leer; Jim
Qulncy. Wavne Chitwood. Neil
Jones; Paul Haviland, George Bar
num, B L Wood; Mvers Jones,
H. S. Gilmer. Robert Mclntyre; E.
S Wcntjar. Ralph Marlatt, Willis
Williams; W C. Tycer. Jack Bailev.
Jack Walker: Ota Binegar. G. L.
Lewis, Rav Parkhurst; Ellis Char
tier. Frank Perl. D. B. Lowry: Bert
Buffington. Bert Lagesnn. Robert
Mikschc; Roval E. Bcbb. G. F.
Flint. Mark Taylor; Richard Swan,
Jerrv McGrcw. Luke Vorheis: R.
D. Odell, F. H. Holmes, Bruce Ham
mond. Women wishing Information on
pairings may phone Mrs. C. Gus
tafson or Mrs. Lloyd Brooks.
Lane May Get
Second Chance
At Fight Crown
New York - OIPII - South
paw Kenny Lane, who scor
ed a major boxing upset Sat
urday night, will get his sec
ond shot at the lightweight
crown in October if the fight
can be arranged, matchmak
er Teddy Brenner disclosed
today.
Brenner hopes lo have
Lane of Muskegon. Mich
challenge champion Carlos
Ortiz of New York al Mudi
son Square Garden, Oct. 20
or 27. as a reward for Ken
ny's lopsided decision victo
ry over top contender Car
los Hernandez in Saturday's
television bout.
Lane came close to win
ning the 135 pound crown
from Joe Brown In Iheir IS
round thriller at Houston,
Tex., July 23, 19SB, but lost
a squeaker decision.
In Saturday's 10-rounder at
the Garden, Lane was floor
ed hy a right to the jaw
for a count of nine in the
third round, but he rose, gave
the knockout specialist from
Venezuela a thorough licking
and broke his winning string
at seven straight bouts.
Ilernander, weighing 134 'i
pounds to Lane's 13S. was a
heavy favorite at 17-.V but
he suffered his second defeat
in 31 bouts.
Kermit Zarley Wins
Northwest Golf Mix
Vancouver. B. C. -H'Pli Ker
mit Zarley of Yakima won
the 63rd annual Pacific North
west Golf association tourna
ment al the Vancouver Golf
club Saturday.
Zarley defeated the present
Canadian Junior Champityi
Terry Oimpbell nf Vancouv
er, B. C, on the last hole of
the 36-hole final.
In the women's finals. Mrs
Robert Ihlanfeldt of Seattle
defeated June Robinson of
Albany. and 7.
diaie boys' prize at thive me
ter. Steve Rost. Twin Plung
es, won at one meter.
Among junior boys firsts
w e n I to Steve Reynolds.
Grants Pass, in three meter
and to Mike Jones', Grants
Pass, in one meter. Dick Mc
Kay, Grants Pass, was champ
among 10 and under boys.
Sue Snyder, Tualatin, got
the prizes for both interme
diate and senior high diving.
Tish Powers, Grants Pass,
was senior winner on the low
board.
Jeanne Forrest, Rosx-burg,
won the junior one meter
honors and N'ikki Marshall,
Medford, got the medal in the
high board event. Gail Mor
ris, Rccdsport, was 10 and
under low board winner.
BOYS DIVIN'fi:
Midgetg (one-nieteri Hick Mc
Kay, Grants Pass. H0.!r; Bill v
Shaw, GP, 52.(15; Marrv SmelUer.
Medford. 37.35; Kevin Willinms.
Twin PlunKcs. 33.05,
Juniors tone melon Mike Jones,
CP, mil5; Sieve Reynolds, GP.
85.65; Chris Hold. TP. 83.35; John
liradinc. GP. 79.50; John McDowell.
GP. 65,85; Frank Weaver, Rose
burs. H2.30 (Three mcten Rev.
nolds. GP. 57.60.
Intermediate lone meter! Steve
Host, Med.. 105.00; Tim Wray, Med.,
10335. (Three meteri Wray. Med.
74 !I5
Seniors (one meleri Jim Brin
son. Med.. 12(i.9.V. Dusty Pclke, GP.
123 .80; Dean HodRes. Reedsporl.
105.25; Bill Weaver. Roseburg.
07.20. (Three inetcn Hrinson.
Med.. 150.70; Pclke. GP. 105.85.
nnti.s IIIVISU:
MidKeu (one meter! dull Mor
ris. Reed.. 47.(10: Christine Hold,
TP. :i.V30; Linda Dobson, TP. 27.60.
Juniors (one meter! Jeane For
rest. Rose.. S.V20; l.mirie Morris,
Reed.. 4(1 B0; Nikkl Mnmhall. Med..
3:1.00. (Three mcterl Marshall.
Med. 172
Intermediates (one meter)
Rhonda Hess. Med.. 204.10: M.
Calkins. Eimene. 177.15; Kathy Mc.
Milled. Kose.. lSBU.I; Charla Per
son, Rose.. 156t.; Nary Newman,
CP. 155. IS: Jackie Anderson. GP,
115 IS. (Three meteri Sue Sny
der. Tualatin. 120.30.
Seniors (one meteri Tlsh Pow
ers. 8(1.05: Sierry DeMerrls. Grants
Pass, (io.70. (Three meter) Sny
der. Tualatin, (no score).
Gold Rey Fish Count:
WEEK ENDING JULY 14:
Chinook salmon-616 (in
cludes 29.8 per cent jack
salmon.)
Summer run sieelhead
156.
FULL SEASON!"
Chinook salmon - 29.523
(includes 16.5 per cent jack
salmon) since April 17.
Summer run steelhead
253 since May 11.
Qualifying To Start
Tuesday in Seattle
Seattle - (ITII - Sectional
qualifying for the United
Slates Golf Association's jun
ior championships will start
Tuesday at the Seattle Golf
club.
Some 28 entrants will be
out after the two spots and
will begin medal play al noon.
The Northwest will be rep
resented by three other en
tries, two from Spokane and
one from the Portland area.
The national finals will con
sist of match play rounds
which will be held at Grosse
Point Woods, Mich. Aug. 1-4.
WINS REGATTA
Marslrand. Sweden - lUPli -Pride,
an American boat
owned by Ernest B. Fay,
scored another victory Sun
day in the 5.5 meter class of
the Marslrands Regatta. It
was the final race of the
series.
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By United Prest International
Southpaw Jackie Colluiu
is from the "show me" state
of Missouri, but no one needs
to show Collum's Vancouver
tcaimntites that he can pitch
major league style.
Collum pitched the Moun
ties to a one-hit, 1-0 victory
over the Spokane Indians at
Vancouver Sunday night for
his 18th complete game in
18 starts this season. Spo
kane's only hit was first base
man Dick Nen's sharp sin
gle down the first base line
in the fifth inning.
Collum's major league ca
reer started with St. Louis
Cardinals in 1951 and ended
Salem Slams
Wenatchee
By United Press International
The Salem Dodgers are act
ing as if they have their eyes
on the Northwest league's sec
ond half pennant.
They defeated Wenatchee,
5-4 and 2-1, in a baseball
doubleheader Sunday to move
two and one half games ahead
of the second place Lewiston
Broncos.
Lewiston split a double-
header with Eugene Sunday,
losing the first game, 3-2, in
13 innings, but coming back
to take the nightcap, 6-4. In
the day s other action, Tri
City dropped Yakima, 3-0 and
5-3, in a twinbill.
Salem surged in the final
inning of both games to sweep
tile pair from Wenatchee. Bob
Cox hit a bases-loaded, two-
out single in the last of the
seventh lo sew up the first
game and Wade Arnold came
home on a throwing error in
the bottom of the seventh in
the second contest to provide
that win.
Joe McLaughlin hit a home
run in the last half of the 13th
inning to give Eugene its win
over Leiwston. The Broncs got
10 hits off two Emerald hurl
ers in winning the second
game.
Tri-City got three runs In
the seventh Inning to win Its
opener with Yakima and used
the same tactics to take the
nightcap, picking five runs in
the fifth inning.
Indianapolis
Paces League
United Press International
Ex mayor - leaguer Taylor
Philips pitched Indianapolis
to a two-hit 2-0 shutout in the
nightcap yesterday, enabling
the Indians to sweep a twin
bill and pad their American
association lead while the
other clubs split doublehcad-
ers.
The league-leaders whipped
Dallas-Fort Worth in the first
game 10-8.
Al Cicotte pitched almost
as well for Oklahoma City. He
limited Omaha to four hits
and socked a solo homer to
boot for a 5-1 triumph pre
ceding a 5-3 Dodger victory in
the nightcap. Louisville club
bed Denver 10-8, Ihen bowed
4-1.
FLORISTS TRIP YAKIMA
Portland -IUPH- The Erv
Lind Floriyts won a North
west Women's Major Softball
game from Yakima, 2-0, here
Sunday afternoon at Norman
dale park. The Florists look
a non-league game, l-o. trom
the Salem Shamrocks at
night. Louise Mazztica tossed
a shutout for the Florists
the second game.
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MONDAY. JULY 16.
Romp
with the Los AnRoles Dod-
gers in 1958. He finished with
6-11 won-lost record for
Syracuse last year and now
holds a 0-9 record in his first
season in the Pacific Coast
league.
Portland pitcher Dan Os
inski was only two behind
Collum Sunday as he pitch
ed a three-hit, 3-1 victory over
the league - leading San Di
ego Padres in the second
game of a doubleheader. J'm
Pisoni hit a solo homer for
San Diego in the ninth in
ning of the first game lo
give the Padres a 7-6 edge.
The Tacoma Giants took
both games of a home dou
ble header, 6-3 and 5-3, from
the Seattle Rainiers.
And Jack Kubiszyn cracked
a grand slam home run in
the ninth inning to give Salt
Lake City Bees a 9-5 win
over Hawaii.
Kubiszyn's homer polished
off an evening of home runs
at Salt Lake. Kubiszyn, Tony
Washington and Max Alvis
slammed solo homers for the
Bees in the fifth Inning and
Ed Haas followed with a
two - scorer for Hawaii in
the seventh.
The final blow came from
Kubiszyn after Alvis had
singled and jogged lo third
on two walks with two out
in the ninth.
Erv Palica was the loser
in relief. Maury McDermott
picked up his second pitch
ing victory against six de
feats for the Bees.
At Tacoma, the Giants Ri
cardo Joseph walked and
Dick Gernert followed with
a homer in the first inning
of the second game. Joseph
and Gernert repealed the com
bination again in the sixth
inning.
Julio Navarro took the win
In the nightcap after com
ing to the mound in the
eighth inning of the opener
to relieve winner Danny Riv-
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Gil Hodges
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New York - (PI - Strong,
man Gil Hodges, the great
est righlhanded home run
hitter in National league
history with 370. will be
lost to the New York Meli
from four to six weeks be
cause of a kidney ailment,
and the club has made for
mal application to place
him on the disabled list.
The 38-year-old Hodges,
who complained of severe
pain at the Mets old timers'
party Saturday night, was
operated on for the removal
of a kidney stone Sunday
and will be hospitalized tor
al least two weeks.
Physicians estimate that
it will be another two lo
four weeks before he can
play again - and then on a
limited basis.
Dan Orlich Captures
Trap Shooting Title
Reno, Nov. -HJPli- Dan Or
lich of Reno captured the best
shooter and best all round
awards Sunday as the Grand
Pacific Trap shoot came to a
close.
Orlich scored 302 for the
all-around award.
Jack Leonard of McMinn
ville, Ore, was runner-up for
the best all-around award
with a 388. Leonard also won
the Double AA award.
Daryl Whitehead of Turner,
Ore., won the 100-handicap
with a 99.
Other winners included
Class A Frank Simpson,
Portland.
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