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Frank Howard Batters Giants;
New York Yankee
By MILTON RICHMAN
UPI Sporii Writ.r
Frank Howard murdered
he Giants, and the Dodgers
can hardly wait to spring
him on the Yankees this fall.
Pretty soon now, the Yan
kees, with a fav five-game
lead in the American league,
will send their scouts out to
collect information for the
World Series.
Here's a tip for them, free
of charge. They'd better con
centrate on Howard.
Howard did an unmerciful
job on the Giants Sunday for
the third straight game as the
Dodgers breezed to a lopsid
ed 11 1 victory and extended
their national league lead to
four Rames.
The oulsized outfielder
drove in five runs with four
hit?, including a homer, his
third in as many games with
the Giants and his 20th of
the season.
Don Drysdale clicked off
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CAUGHT IN nUNDOV.'N Frank Howard of Los Angeles
Dodgers tries to get away from San Francisco Giant second
baseman Chuck Hiller in rundown between second and third
bases in Sunday National league baseball game at Los An
geles. Howard was tagged out but did plenty of damage
just the same, driving In five runs on five hits as the Dodgers
won 1 1-1. (UPI)
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his ninth straight win and
lflth of the season with a six
hitter. The only run off him
was Willie Mays' 32nd homer
leading off the seventh.
With all the teams taking a
break today because of the
second All-Star game, the
Dodgers are sitting pretty
with a four-game winning
streak and eight victories in
their last nine starts.
The Yankees are in even
better shape despite their
split with the White Sox Sun
day. Chicago snapped a five
game Yankee winning streak
with a 62 victory In the
nightcap after loping the
opener, 7-4.
Charley Maxwell, always
at his best on Sunday, hit
three homers for the White
Snx, including two in the
nightcap. Juan Pizarro, kay
oed by a five-run rally In the
first inning of the opener,
came back to gain his 10th
triumph in the finale by hold-
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ing the Yanka to one hit in
4'j innings after relieving
starter Mike Joyce.
Reds Sweep Pair
Next to the Dodgers, the
Cincinnati Reds are causing
the most talk in the NL. Win
ners in 12 of their last 13
games, the Reds swept a pair
from the Milwaukee Braves,
8-6 and 2-1, out they're still
8'2 games back and may
have started their push bit
too late.
The St. Louis Cardinals
swept the New York Mcts,
6- 5 and 5-1, Philadelphia de
feated Pittsurgh, 8-1, and the
Houston Colts ended a six
game losing streak with a
3-1 nightcap win over the
Chicago Cubs after losing the
opener, 4-2.
In the AL, the Los Angeles
Angels downed the Detroit
Tigers, 12-8, in the nightcap
after dropping the first game,
7- 8, Cleveland beat Minne
sota, 3-2, in the first of two,
then lost the 11-lnning night
cap, 7-5, Kansas City beat
Baltimore, 7-3, and Boston
licked Washington, 4-2.
Frank Robinson drove in
four runs for the Reds in
their opener when he con
nected for a pair of two-run
homers and then scored the
winning run in the nightcap
after hitting his second dou
ble of the game. Hank Aaron
hit two homers for Milwau
kee in the opener.
Boyer Sparks Cards
Ken Boyer'i bases-loaded
single in the eighth capped a
three-run rally that brought
the Cards from behind
against the Mets in the open
er and St. Louis wrapped up
the second game with a four
run burst In the seventh.
Cal McLish held the Pirates
to five hits for his seventh
victory as the Phillies aup
ported Mm with a 14-hit at
tack that Included a homer
by Billy Klaus.
Ernie Banks' eighth inning
error helped the Colts score
two unearned runs to snap a
1-1 tie with the Cubs in the
second game. Rookie Cal
Koonce scored his ninth vic
tory in the opener, marked
by George Altman's 14th
homer.
Al Kalinc's two-run dou
ble off the left field screen
in the sixth inning paced the
Tigers to their victory in the
opener, but the Angels sal
vaged the nightcap on a bar
rage of homers by Albie Pear
son, Leon Wagner, Steve Bil
ko, Felix Torres and George
Thomas. Norm Cash hit his
30th homer for Detroit in the
second game and Rocky Cola
vito and Dick Brown also
connected.
Donovan Wins for Tribt
Dick Donovan pitched a
six-hitter and singled home a
run to notch his 14th win for
the Indians in their opener
with the Twins. But Min
nesota took advantage of er
rors by losing pitcher Bill
Dailey and Tito Francona to
win the nightcap by .scoring
two runs In the 11th Inning.
Jerry Lumpe led Kansas
City to victory over Balti
more by driving in four runs
on three hits. Bill Fischer
gave up nine hits, including
a homer by Brooks Robin
son, in winning his second
game.
Dick Radalz' superb relief
Job enabled the Red Sox to
end a four-game losing streak
at the expense of the Sena
tors. Radatz took over for
winner Earl Wilson with
none out and runners on first
and third in the eighth. He
struck out the first two bat
ters he faced, then issued a
walk to fill the bases, but
fanned Ken Hamlin to end
the threat.
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Washington 010 100 000 I 9 1
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Brown. Winner Fowler (4-3).
Loier Lary 12-61. HR Brown.
Cain. Torrei. Colavito, Pearaon.
Wagner. C. Thomai.
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PttUburgh .... 000 100 000 1 5 0
Philadelphia oil 140 Olx S 14 0
McBean. Haddix 4 1. Slurdivant
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Cincinnati 010 000 0012 8 1
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Raymond (3-2).
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Gibson (9) and Schaffer Winner
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Hohbte. Elston (fil. Gerard (9 and
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In Pistol Meet
Camp Perry, Ohio - (UPI! -Defending
champion Army
Sgt. 1C. William B. Blank
enship Jr., Columbus, Ga.,
led a field of 2,633 military
and civilian marksmen into
the opening phase of the Na
tional Pistol championships to
day. The pistol matches are
part of the 1902 national ri
fle and pistol matches which
run through Aug. 26 at this
military reservation next to
Lake Erie, about 25 miles
east of Toledo.
Other returning 1961 cham
pions include reserve cham
pion Maurice G. Baum, Se
attle, Wash.
Among entrante in the Na
tional Pistol championships at
Camp Perry, Ohio, is Rafe L.
Anders, state policman here.
MEDFOHD MAIL THlBUNt. MtUtORD, OKtGON
GeneConley
Admits He
Fouled Up
Foxboro, Mass - (BPD - Con- j
trite pitcher Gene Conley left
the door open today for a re
turn to the Boston Red Sox
after stepping from a bus in
New York and keeping team
mates and officials guessing
about his week end where
abouts.
"I just committed a foul up.
We all do that," Conley told
United Press International
from his trailer park home
Sunday night. "I'm not going
to quit baseball, my arm's
still good." j
His 1962 record was nine
wins, ten losses up to when
he stepped off the team bus
in the Bronx last Thursday.
The team continued on to
Washington without Conley or
infielrier Pumpsie Green who!
left Ihe bus at the same lime. '
Bad Tima
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er he and Green left the bus.
Asked about a possible fine
since Green reportedly was
fined between $500 to $1,000
for his absence, Conley said,
"I hate to think about that."
Green showed up in Wash
ington Friday and was in uni
form for the Saturday game.
Higgins announced that Con
ley was on suspension as of
Friday.
Conley telegraphed Hieoins
on Sunday and also talked
with him twice by telephone
during the day. It was the
first word that Higgins had
of Conley's whereabouts.
Conley confirmed an early
report that he had bought an
airline ticket to Israel. He
said he did not make the
flight after learning he must
obtain a passport and other
credentials.
ONE HOLDOUT
San Diego - lUPli - The San
Diego Chargers resumed prac
tice today with only one hold
out for the coming season -defensive
back Charlie Mc
Neil. Head Coach Sid Gillman
kept many of his veterans out
of the brief scrimmage to see
how his rookies handled :
themselves in contact work.
He expressed satisfaction with
his players, particularly with
quarterback Jack Kemp who
completed five of 15 passes.
Four were dropped by receivers.
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Robinson. Chi. 100
Rolllna, Minn. 103
Power. Minn. .. 88
Lumpe. KC . ..101
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Siebern, KC ...104
Hinton, Waih. 89
Moran. LA 101
Yatrzmaki, Boi 102
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Home Rum
National League: Mavs, Gianta
32: H. Aaron. Braves 29; Banka,
Cubi 26; Mejiae. Colta; Cepeda,
Gianta and Mathewa, Braves, all 21.
American League; Cash, Tigers
30; Wagner, Angels 28; Gentile.
Orioles 26; Klllebrew, Twins 25;
Maris. Yanks 24.
Runs Ratted In
National League: T. Davis. Dod
gers 106: Mays. Gianta 92: H.
Aaron. Braves 91; Robinson. Reds
85: Cepeda, Gianta 78.
American League: Wagner. An
gels 74; Robinson. White Sox 72;
Siebern. Athletica 71; Rollins.
Twins 70; Klllebrew. Twina 69.
Pitching
NaUonal League: Purkey. Reds
18-3; Drysdale. Dodgers 19-4; Face.
Piratea 8-2: McLish. Phila 7-2;
Koonce. Cubs 9-3.
American League: Wlckeraham.
Athletics 8-2: McBride. Angels 11-3;
Donovan. Indians 14-4: Wilson. Red
Sox 8-3; Pascual. Twins 15-6; Sten
houae. Senators 10-4.
GETS ROUGH
Moraga, Calif. - IUPI) - Tt
starts to get rough around the
San Francisco Forty Niner
camp today. Coach Red
Hickey planned to run his
charges through two-a-day
short scrimmages starting to
day and leading up to a full
game-style scrum Saturday.
Workouts up to now have just
been to get the boys in condi
tion and to give the rookies a
chance to learn the plays be
fore they get buffeted about
by the veterans.
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Bob King
In Season
Ex - Ashland high twirler
Bob King chalked up a no-hit,
no-run triumph yesterday for
the Medford American Legion
junior baseball team as the
Cokes completed the season
with 6 to 0 and 2 to 0 verdicts
over the Coos Bay nine at
Coos Bay.
The no no performance
came in doublebill finale with
King walking three and strik
ing out 11. Dan Miles knock
ed home both Medford runs
in the top of the seventh
frame with a bases loaded
single.
Bill Enyart pitched a three
hit shutout in the 6 to 0 tussle.
Miles smashed a two run
home run in the fourth inning.
Mike Neathamer clubbed
George Thomas
Displays Need
Detroit - lUPD - Even in their
finest moments this season the
Los Angeles Angels kept in
sisting they needed Army In- 1
ductee George Thomas. Now,
In their time of troubles, it
isn't hard to see why.
With the Angels on a three
game losing streak Sunday af
ter dropping the opener of a !
doubleheader to the Detroit
Tigers, 7-6, manager Bill Rig
ney inserted Thomas into the
lineup. He had joined the
team a day earlier after be
ing released from the army.
Wham. George smashed a
home run-as did four other
Angels- and Los Angeles got
a split for the afternoon with
a 12-8 victory in the second
game.
Even though the Angels
dropped three in succession to
the Tigers here-starting a 16
game road trip off the worst
way - they've gained a little
added spark with the addition
of Thomas.
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Hurls No -
Final for
three hits, including a double,
in this game and Miles had a
single along with his round
tripper. The Sunday outcomes gave
Medford a 17-5 season. The
Cokes won two early season
games over Coos Bay.
Bases Filled
In the top of the seventh in
yesterday's second game Ron
Edmonds got on base on a
miscue and Tom Barker
boarded the sacks on an error
on his sacrifice bunt. King
walked and Miles followed
with his single.
Medford had a total of four
hits in the second game. Don
Anderson swatted two and
Dick Deffley one. Nick Ny-
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Cokes
lander, CB pitcher, whiffed
two and walked one.
In the first game Enyart
fanned three batters and al
lowed one base on balls while
opposing tosser John Briggs
struck out three, walked three
and hit two.
Miles homer, in a nine-hit
Medford offense came after a
single by Deffley.
Tbe Cokes played without
error in each game.
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