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National League Roundup
Drysdale Wins 17th
As LA Gains Ground
SUNDAY. JULY U. 13fiJ
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By United Prati International
Don Drysdale, the major
leagues' top pitcher, won his
seventh consecutive game Sat
urday while leading the Los
Angeles Dodgers to a 3-1 vic
tory over the Chicago Cubs
with lale inning relief help.
The Victory enabled the
Dodgers to increase their Na
tional league lead over the
pecond - place San Francisco
Giants, who lost to the Pi
rates, to two games. Drysdale
incjeased his victory total to
17, equalling his two best set
son marks of 1957 and 1059
when he finished with 17-9
and 17-13 respectively. He has
lost only four games this sea
son. Drysdale, who had gone the
route in his previous six wins,
was relieved in this one by
Ron Perranoski when Ken
Hubbs bounced a double off
STANDINGS
Rv t'nltPrt PrrsK International
NATIONAL I.KAr.l'K
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t.w Antrim .... S 34 KS7
San Francisco .... 3fi ,fi:ifi 2
Pittsburgh so .RUS
St. Louis M 42 .Sti:i S'a
Cincinnati 52 41 .5rifl 10
Milwaukee 4B 41 .4S.1 lfi
Philadelphia 4 ri.l .4.VI ln'a
Houston 3S .172 27' ,
Chicago .IS 0.1 tS7 2n'j
New York 24 lis 2l 37 ' a
iFcsu!t of 2nd came of St.
1 oinn-Houflton oav-nicht rtoithle.
header not includedi.
AMERICAN LEAC.L'F
W. L. Prt. f;B
New York 3 .! I
Los Angelo ... 52 411 5hS 4
Minnesota S2 43 .547 Ma
Cleveland 48 44 522
Baltimore 48 47 .505 9 ' ,
Chicago 4R 4fl .4fl5 10i3
Detroit 44 47 .484 U'j
Boston 44 40 .473 121,
Kansas City .... 42 54 43R lfi
Washington 35 r.R 376 22'j
(Results of night games not in
cluded.) (At nf Friday)
W. L. Prl. C.B
San Diego Rl 34 M2
Salt Lake 55 42 .567 7
Tacoma 50 4fi .521 II 'a
Portland 49 51 .490 14'a
Hawaii 4ft SO .479 15 'j
Vancouver 44 Ift .47R 15'a
Seattle 41 SO .4ti lfi'a
Spokane 32 fin .348 22'a
NORTHWEST I.EAC.t K
(As of Friday)
W. I.. Prl. GR
Salem 13 ft 6R4
Yakima 10 R .55 2'a
Wenatchee 10 in .500 3'3
l.ewiston - 9 m 474 4'a
Tn-Citv 10 .474 4'a
Kusene 13 .316 7
INTERNATIONA!. I.KAC.CK
(As nf Friday)
V. I. Pel. GR
.larksonvlUe fin 31 .HSU
Toronto S2 10 .5fi5 Rl,
Buffalo 50 42 .513 101,
Rochester 4R 44 .527 12
Columhus 44 47 .4R4 lfi
Allanla 44 50 .4fiR 1714
Svracuse 37 5R 3R0 25
Richmond 3fi Ml 375 2fi'a
BASEBALL
FRIDAYS RESULTS
National League
Los Angeles 8. Chicago 2
Milwaukee 7. Phlla. 5 4 1st. twi 1
Philadelphia .1. Mil. 2 (2nd. night i
San Fran. 6. Pittsburnh 3 might!
Cincinnati 3. New York 1 (night)
Houston 4. St. Louts 3 (night)
American Leauue
Boston 8. Chicaso 4 (ntRhli
New York 3. Washington 2 Iniahtl
Minnesota 7. Baltimore 5 (10 in
nings, night)
Detroit 10, Kansas City 3 (night l
Los Angeles 8, Cleveland 5
(night i
Pariftr Toast I.eaftue
Seattle 7, Salt Lake 4 (!t-7ins)
Salt Lake 5. Seattle 2 (2nd)
San Diego 8. Portland 2
Spokane 13. Tacoma 7
Vancouver fi, Hawaii 7
fc'orthwet League
Wenatrhee 4. Eugene 2 Mutt
Wenatrhee .V Eugene 4 (2nd)
Salem ft. Trt-City 4
Yakima 2. Lewistnn 0
U N-DAY S GAMES
National League
Milwaukee at Philadelphia 3i
San Frannsro at Pittsburgh
New York at Cincinnati. Ui
Los Angele at Chicago
St. Loun at Houston
AMERICAN LEAGt'E
Washington at New York. (2
Detroit at Kana City
Chicago at Boston
Cleveland at Los Angeles
Baltimore at Minnesota
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Lou Brock scored Chicago s
only run in the first inning
with a home run into the
right field bleachers. But
Drysdale yielded nothing hut
singles thereafter, striking
oul five and walking none
A walk and run - scoring
singles by Frank Howard. Ron
Fairly and Larry Burright
produced all three Dodder
runs in the fourth inning off
loser Dirk Ellsworth, who
yielded nine hits in eight in
ning, Perranoski pitched to onlv
one batter in the eighth inning
and Larry Sherry mopped up
for the Dodgers in the ninth,
setting down the Cubs in or
der. The third - place Pirates
downed the Giants, 7-6. on
pinch - hitter Jim Marshall's
bases loaded single in the 11th
inning; the Cincinnati Reds
downed the New York Mots
5-3, as Bob Purkey gained his
15th victory, and the St.
Louis Cardinals downed the
Houston Colls, 7-0. in the front
half of a day-night double
header. Milwaukee beat Phil
adelphia 8-1 in a night game.
Marshall's blow came off
relief pitcher Bob Bolin, the
fifth Giant hurler, and scored
Howie Goss, who started the
rally by coaxing a walk off
Don Larsen. Billy Pierce came
on, gave up a single to Smo
key Burgess, numoselv walk.
ed Bill Mazeroski and then
gave way to Bolin. As a re
sult, the Pirates remained S'.j
games behind the Dodgers.
Purkey was raked for 11
hits by the Mets, including
bases - empty homers by
Frank Thomas and Marv
Throneberry but pitched out
of numerous jams to gain his
15th victory against only
three losses. Vada Pinson's
two - run homer in the fifth
produced the margin of vic
tory. Larry Jackson pitched a
four - hitter for the Cardinals
to gain his ninth victory
while his teammates were tag
ging a trio of Houston pitch
ers for lfi hits, including Ken
Boyer's 17th homer and Carl
Sawatski's eighth.
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American League Roundup
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Bear Hunters
Are Reminded
Of Restrictions
Bear hunlers have been re
minded that black bear sea
son is now closed on national
forest lands between U.S.
Highways Pfl and 07. Also
closed are lands within one
mile of the Rogue river from
confluence of Graves creek
downstream to Agness.
In Jackson county, all of
the Rogue Hiver National For
est is closed, except the por
tion west of Highway 99 in
the Siskiyou mountains.
Bear season extends from
Sept. 1 through Dec. 15. Bag
limit is one bear. Bear may be
hunted with dogs during the
open season. In the remainder
of the state the hear is unpro
tected and may he hunted at
any time.
Persons trapping bear in
these unprotected areas are
reminded that any trap larger
lhan No. 5 or W'ith jaw spread
of more than 12 inches shall
have warning signs posted
within 50 feet nf the set trap j
No ''rapping license is re- :
miifArl In Iran kovr hnicanA. I
a hunting license is required
and all traps must be marked
with a brand approved by the
Oregon State Game commis-
viCTORy SMlLE- Doug f ord nasnes his victory smile alter
finishing the seronri day of PGA competition Friday ahead
of the field with a 139, one under par for the series. (UPI)
Monti Takes Early Lead
In PGA Golf Saturday
By LEO H. PETERSEN
UPI Sporli Editor
Newtown Square -(UPD- Eric
Monti, one of gnlfing's old
guard, shot a one over par 71
Saturday for a total of 221
and the lead among the early
finishers in the third round of
the PGA championship.
Monti, 43, slarted out the
day 12 strokes behind Doug
Ford, 39. He went out in 3h',
one over par and came b;ick
in 35, even par, over the 7,-045-yard
A r o n i m i n k Gnlt
course with its par of 35 35
70. Ford and the nlher leaders
were not scheduled to tee off
until later. Ford with a total
of 138, was in the last three
some, scheduled to start at
11:30 a.m. est, along with
Cary Middlecoff- and Bob
McAllister. Middlecoff was
one stroke off at 139 and Mc
Callister two off with 140.
Closest to Monti among the
early finishers was big Pat
Schwab, a long hitting pro
playing out of Wilmington.
Del. Schwab, 29, 6-3, also had
a 71 with nines of 34 and 37
to give him a three round ag
gregate of 222.
Dick Bury came in with a
73 for a total of 224. Skee Rie
gcl was at 225, while in the
group at 226 were Bill Fzin
icki, the former hockev star,
Jacky Cupit and Charles
Bassler.
Although his lead was go
ing to be a lemporary one,
Monti kept up the lavender
and old lare mob which was
dominaling the tournament.
By Unilvd Press International
Roger Mans rocketed the
onrushing New York Yankees
to their ninth s;rn:iil victory
Saturday by hammering his
24th home run with two on to
sink the Washington Senators,
4-3.
Maris' homer whs served up
by loser Don Rudolph wilh
the score lied at 1-all in the
fifth inning. The blow landed
in the third row of the lower
right field seats and barely
eluded the leaping grasp of
right fielder Jim King.
Senators shortstop Ken
Hamlin set up the Yankees'
three-run rally by fumbling
Tom Tresh's hard smash to
lead off the fifth and Robby
Richardson then singled Tresh
to third, setting the stage for
Maris.
Ralph Terry won his 13th
game although he departed
with two oul in the eighth aft
er Harry Bright hit his ninth
homer and Chuck Hinton sin
gled. Reliever Bud Daley
struck out pinch-hitler Don
Lock to seal off that threat.
Terry struck out seven,
walked only one and gave up
eight of Washington's nine
hits during his 7 2-3 innings
on the mound.
In other American league
day games, Juan Pizzaro pitch
ed the Chicago White Sox to a
two-hit, 5-0 victory over the
Boston Red Sox, and the Min
nesota Twins defeated the Bal-
! timore Orioles.
Pizzaro si ruck out 12 hat
ters as he gained his ninlh win
against eight defeats. The vic
tory snapped a four-game Chi
cauo losing streak. Joe Cun
ningham hit a homer off re
liever diet Nichols in the
nuilh. starter Gene Conley
suffered the Huston defeat.
Minnesota extended its win
ning streak to six games by
breaking a 4-4 lie with three
runs in the fifth against Jack
Fisher. Jackie Brandt had tied
the score for Raltimore with
a two-run homer in the top of
the fifth. Jack Pleis picked up
the win in relief, his second
against no defeats.
In night games, Detroit was
at Kansas City and Cleveland
at Los Angeles.
It was 50-year-old John
Barnum on the head end in
the first round and when his
"nerves just gave out," Ford
hit the young upstarts with a
33-36-69 and a 138 total which
put him on top.
The younger brigade was
having more than its share of
troubles over the long Aron-
imink Gold Club course, what
with favored Arr.iki Palmer
shooting a iwo-over-par
"night-mare round'' nf 72
which left him five strokes
off the pace and U.S. Open
champion Jackie Nicklaus
eardindg a 74 for 145 and a
seven-shot deficit.
Ford, who won this one
seven years ago and before
Palmer and Nicklaus were on
the national scene, had as
his closest competitors n trio
consisting of 41-year-old Cary
Middlecoff, 37-year-olri
George Bayer and youngster
Gary Player. They were in a
three-way tie.
LA Angels Acquire
Pitcher Dan Osinski
Los Angeles - ll'PII - The
Los Angeles Angels have ac
quired Dan Osinski of the Pa
cific Coast league's Portland
Beavers in exchange for one
player and an undisclosed
sum, General Manager Fred
Ilaney said Saturday.
Osinski. a 2R-year-old fasl
baller, will join the Angels
tomorrow or Monday, Haney
said. The righthander had a
9 4 mark with the Beavers,
farm club for Kansas City. He
saw brief duly wilh the Ath
lelics before being sent lo
Portland.
Haney said a player, ru
mored to be a pitcher, will
be named at a later date to
make room for Osinski.
Bob Morris hit a hoUin
on Thursday at Rogua Val
ley Country club in Med
ford. The lucky hole was No.
6 on Course No. 2-a total of
203 yards with a No. 4
wood. Playing with Morris
were John M. Lynch and
Karl Cllnkenbeard.
Wins Twice
By United Press International
Wenatchee took a pair
from Eugene 4-2 and 5-4, Sa
lem defeated Tri-City 8-4 and
Yakima defeated Lewiston
2-0 Friday in Northwest
league games.
Salem's victory put them
two and one-half games out
in front of the pack.
Bobby Cox and Vic Pagel
led the Dodgers with homers.
Cox slarted the first inning
rally with a solo, and before
the frame was over, Pagel
brought the total number of
tallies to eight by clouting
one wilh three aboard.
After an uneventful open
er, the Chiefs took the night
cap with the help of a three
run homer by Dan Combs In
the second, and back - to
hack homers by Ken Frurh
ter and Nelson Mathews in
the third.
Roger Roy of Ihe Bears
picked up his ninth win
against four defeats by hold
ing Lewiston to seven hits,
fanning eight and walking
only one.
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Shuns League
Portland ITD -Portland Slalp
said Saturday it will not join j
a proposed now basketball j
conference with schools from j
Oregon, Washington, Idaho .
and Utah.
Branford P. Millar, the
school's president, said the de- 1
cision has been sent to Idaho t
Athletic Director J. Neil
(Skip) Stanley.
As proposed, the new bas
ketball conference would in
clude Idaho. Portland. Seattle,
Gnnzasa. Idaho State and
Westminster nf Salt Lake City.
Millar aaid the Vikings will
remain in the Orefion ColleRi
ate conference. He said they
would remain nut of the pro
posed new croup because "we
have decided Portland State
college does not have the fa
cilities or personnel to enter
such league at the present
time."
The decision was reached
after he held discussions with
Dr. Fred Cox. chairman of the
faculty committee on intercol
lr a athletics md Joe Hol
land, athietic director.
SALUTE SPACE PROGRAM
Chicago VP! A salute to
n c S spare program will
be made by the Conventrv
HiCh School band of Akron.
Ohio, duwrne the halfl'ime
program of the (o1!rg All
jStar football game Av-K- 3, at
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Horses Owned By
Same Man Win Races
Inglewnod. Calif. -HTlu In a
turf rarity. Nevada horseman
J. Kel Houssels' horses won
both $102,100 divisions of the
split Hollywood juvenile
championship stakes, captur-,
inR the first section with Y j
Flash and the second with !
Not. Saturday.
The second division of the ;
rich split stakes had the belter
horses and Noli in a hard driv
ing finish by jockey F,driie
Burns manaqed to finish
slightly less than a length in
front of Copper Student with
Honey Bunny third and the
odds-on favorite, Kicapu Kid.
out of the money.
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NATIONAL I.K.AGI'E
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ri'm'nle. Pitt Bfl 3.(4
Rohmn n, Cin 3.ri1
F.AJou. SF . .91 3:t7
H.Aaron. Mil f)4 .V7
Diiv'np'rt, SF A3 3.(2
Skinner. Pilt flR 313
Allman. Chi . R!t 324
Williams. Chi. f7 3HO
Mcjias. Hou ..fl 3.rH
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Jimenez, KC...
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Cubs 23: MrjiM. Colts 21; Cepe
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