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Portland (UP1) - Cathy Brai
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girls championship.
Miss Braikcr, a 16-year-old
junior at Eisenhower High
school, defeated Pat Reeves
of Seattle 2 up in the 18-holc
finals. Both girls earned the
right to compete in the Na
tional Junior Girls tourna
ment. Barbara Saunders of Grants
Pass lost to Cheryl Luhr in
the second flight, 4 and 2.
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SUNDAY. JULY 29, 1962
American League Roundup
Yanks Edge Sox;
Tigers Dump LA
By United Preii International .rally off knuckleballer Eddie
Johnnv Blanchard. worried Fisher, who blanked the
over one of his worst slumps,
hit the fifth pinch homer of
his career Saturday with two
on to power the New York
Yankees to a 4-3 victory over
the Chicago White Sox be
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Blanchard'j homer climax
ed a four-run seventh-inning
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Yankees on two singles over
the first six innings.
The home run by Blanchard
was his 11th of the season but
only his second successful
pinch hit this season. Even
with today's homer, Blanch
ard has a pinch-hitting aver
age of only .143 and an over
all mark of .226 for the sea
son. In other games in the Am
erican League, the Detroit Ti
mers defeated the Los Angeles
Angels, 61, and the Minneso
ta Twins beat the Cleveland
'Indians, 5-2.
Norm Cash hit a 4:i()-font
homer, his 20th of the season,
and Paul Foytack pitched a
six-hitter in Detroit's win ov
jr the Angels. Bo Belinsky
started for Los Angeles but
; retired because of a blistered
finger in the third with De-
troit ahead. 3-0. The defeat
' was Belinsky's sixth against
seven victories.
! Minnesota scored three runs
in the ninth inning, two of
them on Rich Rollins' single,
to beat the Indians. Jim Kaat
I of the Twins pitched a five
! hitter for his 10th victory.
1 Gary Bell was the Indians'
j victim in relief.
I In night games, Kansas City
was at Baltimore in a twi
j night doubleheader and Bos
j ton was at Washington in a
j single game.
( Mlnnranta ... imO 020 003 S JO 1
I Cleveland .. 000 Oil OOO 2 A 1
1 Kant 110-91 and Battey; I.al
I man. Oallev 10), Bell (8j and Ko-
mano. L.f Bell I7-HI
Loa Angelri 000 001 0001 ft 0
Detroit .. 020 0O4 Oflx ft fi 0
Bellnaky, Bntz .31. Oalnakl IS),
Fowler 17) and Rods-era; Fnvlark
lfi-41 and Brown. l.P Belinftky
(7-). MR Cnah (20lhl.
fhlcaan 000 030 000 3 B 0
New York . 000 000 40x 4 7 0
Flaher 3-4 and Lollar; Ford.
Coatea (fll. Arrnvo iSi. Bnuton Ifli
and Berra. WP Cnala ifl-Sl. MRS
Mantle l2lall. Blanchard (Illhl.
STANDINGS
By I'nltfd PreM International
NATIONAL I KACI K
W. I,. Prt. Gl
" l,oi A n ice lei ... fill 35 ,H(i3
hnn Fran H7 37
PillBhiii'f(h
fil 42 .5112 7'i
Cincinnati ' ftfl 42
.5H4
St. I. on i 57 46
..v:i 1 1 1
Milwaukee M .Ml .51!) Ift
Philadelphia 47 ftf .44B 22'3
l-IIH-HKd .in to
Hn-islun ;iri K4
"New York 2fi 74
..tli!l HO
.3KO 30
.253 41',
( Saturday night same resullii
not Included.)
A.MKHICAN l.FAil K
W. I
New York rill 3;
Liw An (re tea ... ,1 4
Minnesota ."tft 4.
Cleveland 5ft 4.
nnltimore 5 fti
Chicago 5 1 5:
Detroit 4fl 5i
B(wton 45 5.
Kansaa City 44 5
'Washington ., 38 M
Prt. (ill
.1H .H 1 2
44 .560 5
45 .554 5'i
4ft .5 It) HI
50 .51)5 10,
52 .4!)5 II 'a
50 .4M) 12
55 .450 16
57 .43(1 17 '3
:o ..1HH Vi
game result
("tifliurnay night
nol included.
PA CI KM COAST l.KAtil
(Ai of Friday)
W. I..
San Die no Hft 37
Salt Lake HO 4fi
Tacoma ftfi 4R
Hawaii 51 52
Portland 5a 56
Seat lie 47 56
Vancouver 45 54
Spokane 37 fi5
NO KTIIWK ST 1,kT7;1K
Prt.
.641
.566
.5:1 H
.J5
.461
.456
.455
.363 ;
(As of Friday
V. I
. 17 10
. 13 13
Pel. (ill
.630
.500 3 'j,
.500 3',
.4R5 4
.4M 4 'a
.4.13 5 'a
Salpm
Yakima
Tri-Ctiy 13 13
Wenatchee 14 15
l.ewHIrm 13
Eugene 15
INTERNATIONAL I K (.l F
W. 1 Prl. CiB
Jarkaonvill 64 34 6i.1
Tor on In 57 43 570 ft
Rochmter 54 4R .521 12
Bullalo 52 47 .525 12' j
Columhui 50 4R .510 14
Atlanta 4R 54 .471 16
Kicnmonn ,ni ha
S.vracuaf 39 65
379 27 i,
357 36
BASEBALL
Fit in AY'S ItKM'l.Tft
Anifrlrun I rmii
Now York 4. Chimin 3, ill Inn.
nlsht
Wflwhtniton 11, Boston 3, tfirtt
lu'il.Rhti
Wnshtniiton M. Bom on 1, tseconrl
niuhii
Mlnufiol J rirvrlimrl t. inicht
DfttoH 4 I.oi. Annrlf 3. iniKhti
Hpltlmori 3. Kiium Citv 2, kio
Inn , niehti
Nalltnt l.rjunr
t hiruRo y lloiilnn
(hr1 twi i
rtiilnitrlphm ft PitltMi? ch 3
ritlluirBh 4, Philadelphia 1
( urt ntnl nichl
Milwaukee 7, Ctnrlnnitl 3
(niithti
New York I. St. .ntn O. ifirol
tui I
New York 1. S. I.oui n. trt
lvl I
St l.otiis . New York ft neconrt
nichl i
T.o Anie1e 3, 5n Trmn. 1.
(night)
Partite Cnatl I enjiie
Suit likr Ct T Spokane A
(first ioe. 7 inntnit
Salt Lake S Spokune 4 neconrl
.tniri
Sun Diego 3 Vnncomer 0
PortlaiMl 5 Hmn 2
TaroniR ft. Srnltle 3
Nitrthtteat . entne
Trt-t'ily 2J, l.ewttfnn 1
Ftigene ft Yukmia 3
Wennichee ft. Snlem 3
SIM Y' ;
Amrrtran I eatue
I'hirnKo At Nrw Yotk 2
l.o Aiicele at OeiroU, 2- 1
Minneaotn t i'leveUnd i
hm Litv at Haltinmr
National t eatnp
Pt1lhurfih l Philailelphm
Milwaukee At Cincinnati 1 2 1
Houston mi t hirugn
New York At St l.otil rl
Sun FtNnciaro AI Lot Angele
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Schroeder
Wins Coast
Golf Title
Aiioria - 'I IT - Medalist
Slew Schroeder of Medford
captured the men'i divituon
title at the Oregon Coast Golf
tournament here Saturday. J
Schroeder, a 22-year-old j
lenior at Oregon Stale, de-
leafed defending champion :
Ralph Dichter of Astoria on
the last hole of the 36-hole
finals.
He won with a par four
on the 412-yard hole. Dichter
missed a putt of AVz feet to
take a bogey five.
Defending champion June
Robinson of Corvallis look
the championship in the wom
en's division. She lopped med
alist Sue Jennelt of Lake Os
wego 2 and 1 in the 36-hole
finals.
Fred Siegel of Phoenix won
the senior men's crown with
a 5 and 4 victory over Hap
Wolfard of Eugene in the 18
hole finals.
Florentine) Fernandez
To Fight Phil Moyer
In Eugene on Aug. 10
Euucne-IUPII-Cuban middle
weight Florentino Fernandez
will meet Phil Moyer of Eu
gene Aug. 10 at Bethel Base
ball park here, Moycr's man
ager, John Gable, has an
nounced. Moyer will be meeting Fer
nandez for the second time.
The 26-year-old Cuban knock
ed out Moyer in November of
lflKO in New York.
Gable described Fernandez
as a leading contender for the
middleweight title of Gene
Fullmer.
Moyer had been scheduled
to meet Don Fullmer, the
brother of the champion, in
August, but Fullmer broke a
bone In his hand in a fight
last week.
League Leaders
An nf Friday)
AMKKM'AN I.FAC
Plavrr V Cluh ti
Runnels, Bos !16
Jinicntv, KC 95
A It ft II
nt:t 5 122
.14ft .Ifi 1 in
RnhiiiMin, Chi
Rollins, Mm
Power. Min
CunKhdiii. Chi
Sicncrn, KC
Hlnlon, Wns
Lumpc, KC
Torres, LA
97 :
ion :
5fi 119
.57 121
4fi 107
fi2 109
t9 114
tiO 119
26 76
73
NATIONAL I.EAO
Muxial. St. L. fll
T IJrvIn. LA 102
Rolnnxnn, Cin 100
H. Aaron, Mil 101
Clemcnte, Pi1t 97
Allman. Chi 05
K. AI011, SF flfl
Skinner, Put 9(1
Davnporl, SF 9!l
Mejlaft, Hou 05
39 no
7fl 144
7fi 12B
79 129
9 122
45 114
57 114
K2 I OB
fi 1 12
56 116
1IOMK P.HNS
American I.rEijr; Cash. Ti fieri
2R; WaEner. AnccM 27; Kiltcbrew.
Twins 25: Mans, Ynnki 24; Gen
tile. Orioles 24.
National LeaRiir: Mnv. Giant
31; H. Aaron. Braves 27; Banki,
Cuhs 2fi. Mejlas. Colts 21; Cepa
cia, Giants 21.
Rl'NK BATTKIl IN
American l.eaRiie: WaRiier, An
Sel.s 72; Robinson, While Sox 72;
Killebrew, Twin 69: Siebern, Ath
lelies 09; Rrtllins. Twina 07.
National I.eaKiie: T. Davif. DoH
Rem 103; Mays. Cmnta 91; H
Aaron. Braves fl7: Robinson, Redx
81; Cepeda. Giants 77.
PITCHING
Amei Iran Lea Bite: Wickerham
Athlcttm R-2, Mcnrtde. Ancel.
11-3. Donovan, Indians 13-4. Pas
run I, Twins 15-fi; Stcnhouse, Sen
atorn 10-4.
National I.prrup: Purkey, Reds
10-3; Dtyi-riale. Doorits lft-4; Fare.
Pirate R-2; Koulax, llodRera 14-5;
Pierce. Giants B-3; Koonce, Cubs
8-3.
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placed around the field for night sports events. Much of the
labor and materials is,being donated. Contributions and re
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Tiger Victory
Detroit H'PU - It's amazing
what a man sometimes can
do for a baseball team - and
to the Los Angeles Angels it's
disgusting.
When the Detroit Tigers
were in Los Angeles two
months ago, they ripped the
Angels three straight, thanks
mainly to AI Kaline. At that
time the American League's
leading home run hitler, the
Tiger outfielder star slammed
a four bagger in each game.
Kaline was injured several
weeks later. When Detroit ar
rived at Chavez Ravine last
week for another three-game
stand the Tigers were with
out his services. The Angels
swept all three games from
Detroit.
However, the righthanded
slugger had returned to the
Detroit lineup Friday night
when Los Angeles opened a
four-game se ries in the Motor
City and the Tigers once again
turned tiger.
With the Angels holding a
3-2 lead in the bottom of the
ninth, Kaline lined a single to
right field to bring home the
tying and winning runs and
gave Detroit a 4-3 victory.
Gold Ray Fish Count:
WEEK ENDING JULY 28:
Chinook salmon -513 (in
cluding 27..6 per cent jack sal
mon). Summer run sleelhead-189.
FULL SEASON:
Chinook salmon-30,53S (in
cluding 16.8 per cent jack sal
mon) since April 17.
Summer run stelhead-566
since May 11.
INDIANS TRADE
Spokane -IUPH- The Spokane
Indians of the Pacific Coast
league Friday announced that
infielder-utility man Jay Ward
had been traded to Vancouver
of the' PCL for righthanded
pitcher Bert Cueto.
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