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THIS COULD BE WEEK OF DECISION FOR LEADERS IN BOTH BIG LOOPS By FRED DOWN UPI Spotli Writer This could be the week of decision in both major league races - the week in which the Los Angeles Dodgers kiss goodbye to at least one pur suer and the New York Yan kees lower the boom on the Los Angeles Angels. The Dodgers get their chance tonight when they can open up a 7 V game lead over the Cincinnati Reds and leave the San Francisco Giants as their only real threat. Then on Tuesday night the Yankees open a three -game series in Los Angeles with the opportunity to build substan tially to their 4l2-game mar gin over the Angels. To re main challengers in a prac tical sense, the Angels must win two of the three games. The Dodgers increased their lead over San Francisco to 3'i games and over Cincin nati to 6'i Sunday when a iive-run ninth - inning rally gave them a 5-1 victory over the Reds. The Yankees, mean while, blitzed the Kansas City Athletics, 21-7, to maintain their 4'2-game bulge over the Angels. Joey Jay shut out the Dodgers for eight innings but Frank Howard opened the ninth with a game-tying hom er and the panic was on. A walk, a sacrifice and safe bunts by Maury Wills and Jim Gilliam produced the tie breaking run and then Willie Davis wrapped it up with a three-run inside-the park hom er. Don Drysdale, pitching his strongest game in more than two weeks, fired a three-hitter and won his 22nd game of the campaign. Howard. Manila Star Elston Howard and Mickey Mantle drove in a total of 15 runs in the Yankees' 20-hit barrage at Kansas City. How ard drove in eight runs with two homers, a triple and a single while Mantle knocked in seven with a homer, double and single. The Milwaukee Braves wal loped the Giants. 13-8, the Philadelphia Phillies edged out the Pittsburgh Pirates, 3 2, the St. Louis Cardinals downed the New York Mets. 10-5, and the Chicago Cubs defeated the Houston Colts, 4-3, in the other NL games. OPENS VACATION GATES n A Traveloan from HFC opens the doors to exciting hotels, moteis and dining places . . . even opens the road to dis tant vacation lands you didn't expect to see this season. Instead of a stay-at-home vacation or a skimpy trip, take off with a Traveloan for happy mem ories that last far longer than the small monthly payments. You'll be surprised how little it takes to do so much at Household Finance. Get your Traveloan with confidence . . . from helpful, un derstanding HFC people backed by 84 years experience. Life insurance at group rate in available on ait loam Ch MONTHLY PAYMENT WANS Y..O 34 20 12 $100 S 5.90 & 6.72 Siatti ?18. H 20 H,81 KUI 20.09 36.W .Vtfl 17.71 20.16 30.14 55.38 5ft 'JRJW 32.97 91. fit I MM) 5H.89 62.21 95 M 179.56 10 77.P7 j 90.38 ll 10.57 t ein'l ti I'M mtflr.y rait o Ji e (Ml tail r mlr nl t"nit iOO. 1 o lluU tI ( m he!.r urn I ( HOUSEHOLD FINANCE 128 E. Main St., 2nd Floor - Phone 773-5301 Noon: Mo. ttir Dun-. 18 H 5.30 fri. H H 1 f. . The Angels scored a 5-2 vic tory over the Washington Senators, the Baltimore Ori oles shaded the Cleveland In dians, 6-5, the Minnesota Twins swept the Boston Red Sox, 4-2 and 7-4, and the De troit Tigers gained an 8-3 tri umph after losing to the Chi cago White Sox, 11-5, in other AL games. Aaron Hits Two Homers Hank Aaron hit his 32nd and 33rd homers and Del Crandali and Lee Maye hit one each for the Braves off setting two San Francisco homers by Willie McCovey and one by Felipe Alou. Ruben Amaro's ninth-inning single drove in Don Demeter with the decisive run for the Phillies who dealt Pittsburgh relief ace Roy Face his fourth setback. Lindy McDaniel, making his first start since May 15, 1960, went eight innings for his third victory supported by an 11-hit Cardinals attack that included homers by Hal Maxvill and Julian Javier. The Mets suffered their 10th straight loss. Bob Buhl squared his rec ord at 9-9 when the Cubs made a three-run seventh-inning rally stand up for their victory at Houston. Chance Strikes Out Five Rookie Dean Chance pitch ed a five-hitter and struck out five to win his 11th game for the Angels. The Angels kayoed Tom Cheney with a four-run, five-hit sixth-inning rally. Shortstop Woodie Hold's two-run error in the sixth pre sented the Orioles with their winning margin and led to the Indians' 31st loss in 43 games. Jim Gentile and Whitey Herzog homered for the Orioles. Jim Kaat pitched a five hitter and did not permit the Red Sox to hit a ball out of the infield after the fourth inning to win his 13th game for the Twins. Then Harmon Killebrew drove in four runs with a homer and a single to complete the Minnesota sweep. The White Sox won their opener as Charlie Maxwell drove in six runs with a grand slam homer and two-run dou ble but Billy Bruton's grand slam homer paced an attack that brought Hank Aguirre j his Ilth victory tor Detroit in j the nightcap. j I.INKSCORKS: Nation! League St. Louis .... 200 311210 1ft 11 New York .. 101010 002 5 9 2 McDaniel. Shantz 9 and Oliver. Schatter 5. Jackson, Anderson 8, Hunter 7. H. G. Miller 7 and Cole man- Winner McDaniel 3-7. Loser Jackson 6-16. HR Javier, Max vill, Ashburn, Coleman. Los Angeles .. 000 000 0055 8 1 Cincinnati ... 000 10OOO0 1 3 1 Drysdale 22-6 and Roseboro. Jay. Henry 0. Bros nan S and Ed wards. Loser Jay 18-10. HR Howard, W. Davis. Philadelphia .. 00OO20QO1 3 ft 0 Pittsburgh . GOO 101 0002 10 1 Bennett. Short 6, Baldschun 9 and Dalrymple. White 9. Law. Fran cis 5, Face 7 and Bursjess. Winner Short 7-7. Loser Face 6-4. HR Bennett. S. Francisco 200 013 110 8 7 0 Milwaukee 033 13Q00x 13 14 X O'Deil, Duffaio 3. McCormick 5, Miller 7 and Halier. Cloninger, Ravmond 7 and Crandali. Winner Cloninger 5-2. Loser O'Dell 14 11. HR McCovey 2, H. Aaron 2, Crandali, F. Alou, Maye. Chicago 100 000 3004 10 . O Houston . 000 000 1203 8 2 Buhl. Anderson 8 and Bertcil. Woodeshtck, Kemmerer 3, Um orient 7, Tiefenauer 8 and Camp bell. Smith 8. Winner Buhl 9-9, Loser Woodeshick 5-4. American League Cleveland .... 100 300 001S 11 3 Baltimore 200 004 OOx 8 8 0 Latman. McDowell 7 and Ro mano. Fisher, Luebke 4. Hall 6. Hoeft 7 and Lau. Winner Hall 5-3. Loser Latman 4-11. HR Gen tile. Herzog. New York . .. 401 504 04321 20 I Kansas Cily 010Q02310 7 II 0 Terry 18-10 and Howard. Ptister, Walker 4, Williams 7, Archer 9 and Sullivan. Bryan 1. Loser Pfister 3-10. HRs Howard 2. Mantle. Sie bern, Cimolt, Causey. Bryan, Skow ron. Boston 002 000 000 2 5 I Minnesota turn uzijuzx i Unnhniinimtl 1(1.19 inrl Pnelia. roni, Tillman 7. Kaat 13-! 1 and Battey. HR Geiger. Verealles. (2nd Game) Boston 004 000 OOD 4 fi 2 Minnesota .200000 41x 7 8 0 Kolstad, Cisco 7, Fornietes 8 and Tillman. Nixon 3. Slange. Moore 8 and Zimmerman. Winner Stance 4-3. Loser Cisco 4-7. HRs Killebrew. Mslzone. Washington ..011000 0002 5 (i LosAngeJe.. 100004 OOx 5 B 2 Chenev, Hannan 6, Burnsfde 8 and Retzer, Chance 11-7 and Rodg ers. Loser Cheney 4-8. (1st Game) Detroit 000 112 001 5 13 1 Chicago 003 105 02x 11 12 0 Regan. NlschwitE 5, Jones 5 Fovtack 7 and Brown. Baumann, Fisher 6 snd Lollar. Winner Fish er 6-4 . Loser Jones 1 -4 . H ft Colavito. Boros, McAuliffe. Max well. (?nd Game) Detroit 000 700 100 8 7 0 Chicago 001 020 000 3 7 Kopiitz, Aguirre 5 and Roarke. Pizarro, Zanni 4. Tiefcnlhalcr 4. Jovce 4. Lown fl. Stone 8 and Csr reon. Winner Aguirre 11-5. Loser Zanni 6-5. HRs Colavito, Brti ton. MICKEY VICTOR Albuquerque N. M. - ftfPfi -Mickey Wright's bold, driv ing game gave the 27-year-old San Diego, Calif., swing er her sixth tournament vic tory this year as she marched away with the Albuquerque Swing Parade Sunday with a final round 73 and a 219 to tol. Kathy Whitworth of Jal, N. M., stayed near the top all the way and shot a final 73 that landed her in second place at 224. Fail Headlines r.&.j..,;-,'v(Jv.-. e. l "A' . " i "t KT f.&f Save dollars-crochet FaH'it favorite hats with or without brim to top your outfits. Puffy, fluffy, loop - stitch hats-so new, so smart in mo hair or other wool. Quick : crochet. Pattern 716": direc tions to fit al! sizes. THIRTY-FIVE cent (coins) tor this pattern-add 10 cents ! for each pattern for lst-class ; mailing. Send to Alice Brooks, care of Mcdford Mail Tribune, Needlecraft Dept., P.O. Box 163. Old Chelsea Station, New York II. N Y. Print plainly NAME, AD DRESS, PATTERN NUM BER. 1963 s Biggest V'edlccraft Show star? smocked accessories-it's our new Necdlecralt Catalog! Plus over 200 fresh-to-you designs to knit, cro chet, sew, weave, embroider, quilt. Plus free pattern. Send 25c Vow! I -53 ITTV."W1 FTI: ,st MEDFORD MAIL STANDINGS Vntted press International NATIONAL LtAGlF Pet. .65(1 .629 .60 .370 .557 .528 .4ti0 GH 3'. Los Angeles ... San Francisco Cincinnati , Pittsburgh St. Louis Milwaukee Philadelphia .... Chicago Houston . ... New York 82 43 78 46 75 49 69 52 S9 55 fifi 59 58 m 47 78 45 77 30 92 12'a IS 241, 50 Sunday's Results St Louis 10. New York 5 Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh 2 Los Angeles 5, Cincinnati 1 Milwaukee 13, San Francisco 8 Chicago 4. Houston 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. New YorK 74 Los Anst'les 7! 48 54 M .5K8 .358 ..ii8 .4iWi .488 .476 .468 .458 .371 Minnesota 70 Chicago 65 Uetroit 61 62 Baltimore 60 63 Cleveland 59 65 Boston 58 fifi Kansas Citv .... 57 68 Washington 46 78 Sunday's Results Baltimore 6, Cleveland 5 Minnesota 4, Boston 2 list) Minnesota 7. Boston 4 (2nd! New York 21. Kansas City 7 Los Angeies 5. Washington 3 Chicago 11. Detroit 5 Ustj Detroit 8. Chicago 3 (2nd PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. P-i. San Diego Salt Lake Tacoma ... . 82 40 . 71 61 .631 .53a J515 4108 Hbwbii 67 Seattle B3 Portland 62 Vancouver 57 Spokane 49 18 .4P6 17'i 69 .473 20 ij 67 .460 22 SI J77 33 StindR.v' Results San Diego 15, Spokane Jst game) San Diego fi. Spokane fl i2nd game. 7 innmex) Portland 3. Hawaii 2 (tat same, 7 innings Portland 5. Hawaii 2 (2nd samel Salt Lake City 8. Tacoma 5 Seattle at Vancouver (both games postponed, rsint NORTHWEST UAGVI IV. 1.. Prt Salem 3(1 22 JtT Tri-City 2(1 22 2A 3B!) l. takima 28 Lewis(on 25 .510 3'j 472 S'j 442 7 434 T'i 28 Eugene 23 29 wenatcnee 23 Sunday's Results Wenatchee 2-0. Eugene 0-1 Salem 1-4. Lewiston 0-6 ( Yakima 3-3. Tri-City 0-7 POST LEGION VERDICTS Las Vegas, N.M.-HMi-Hich-land. Wash., beat Phneniv Ariz., 10-7 and Farrington, Ha waii aeieated Las Cruccs, N. M., 3-2 Sunday in the Pa cific - Southwest rctinnil American Legion baseball tournament. Hawthorne, Nev. was to plav San Francisco, and Farrington was to meet Richland today in the winner s bracket. Charming Duo 9447 It HIVa I t 'HUm Whirl-pkirtcd dress takes a cape for cover-an outfit young fashionables will take to their hearts! Simple to sew cape is easier than a coat. Printed Pattern 9447; Chil dren's Sizes 2, 4, 8, 8, 10. Size 6 dress akes 2 yards 45-inch; cape takes lx4 yards 54-inch. FIFTY CENTS in coin- for this pattern-add 10 -cnts for each pattern for firsi-class mail. Send lo Marian Martin, Mcdford Mail Tribune, Pat tern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11. NY. Print plainly NAME. ADDRESS with MZE and STYLE NUM BER. FIRST TIME EVER! Glam orous movie star's wardrobe plus 110 exciting styles to sew in our new Fall-Winter Pattern Catalog. Send 35c. When In Crescent City GO DEEP SEA FISHING Bot - "SEA FlEA" 1 Trips Daily and Charter Salmon Trailing Bottom Fishing Aqua Shop Skindiving Supplies Citizen's Dock Crescent City Phone IN 4-5920 or IN 4-2966 toui Fieager P.O. Box S25 t TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON .:'.., ? 1 -. 1... ..... TRADE PUNCHES Denny Moyei ltf. wnue trunks, iraos s punches with Eniiie Griffith in bout at Tacoma, Wash., on Saturday night. Griffith got a split decision. The two fought as middlewcights and Griffith's welterweight title was no'; at stake. (L'Pl) IPODIKT! Passers Star Crush Pittsburgh 33-10 By JOE SAfiGIS UPI Spoilt Writer Paul Brown has come up with a new pair of passers m Jim Ninowski and Frank Ryan and it just might spell cham pionship for the Cleveland Browns. Ninowski, who came to the Browns in the deal that sent quarterback Milt Plum to the Detroit Lions, put on his sec ond fine performance Satur day night and Byan was there to back him up in Cleveland s 33-10 rout of the Pittsburgh Steeicrs in the second half of Forty Niners Called Finest San Francisco - Wli - "This is our finest ball club." said eonch T?ed Hickev after his San Francisco Forty Niners had clobbered an ailing New( York Giants team, 42-10. ; 'I've been saying that for some time. It's the speed that does it." Spirits were high in the Forty Niner camp today as Hickey & Co. prepared for a showdown with the Cleve land Browns in Portland, Ore., next Saturday night. The Giants, generally rated as one of the finest defen sive units in pro-football, fell completely apart when it came to defcnsing the speedy For ty Niner Pass receivers. Howeve, coach AI Sherman had to put his squad on the field minus four defensive reg ulars who were on the in jury list. And to add misery to his woe, one of his fine rookie prospects. Bookie Bo lin of Mississippi, broke a leg in the first half. Leaaue Leaders 1'n.ted Press International NATIONAL LEACLK Plsver & Club i AB R H Pft. T. Davis LA .. 123 5ft2 BR 73 .345 Robinson, Cin. 124 4fi3 10fl 1S9 .343 H. Aron, Mil. 123 471 103 161 .342 Mumni, S1. L. .. ftfi3ifl 43 (04 335 Altaian. Chi. . 117436 62 142 32fi Ciemenle. Pill. 112 415 77 135.325 F Alou. SF ..... 114 424 74 137.323 Skinner, Pi(t .. 114 4.2 74 133 .323 Davenport SF 1 1 1 3!J5 7fl 124 .3!4 Ceperia, SF 121 477 SI 14fl .312 Kuenn. SF 82 340 5! 10 512 AMERICAN LKAl'f: Runnels. Bots. .. 120 442 2 Mfl ,JW Jimpnci. KC .... 1 Ifi 424 44 13fl .321 Rollins, Minn... 12S4!(7 ?R 153 .anfi Siebern. KC . .. 122 4fi4 H7 143 .308 Hinton. Wash. .. 113 303 A3 131 Robinson. Chi... !2fl4fif 70 141.307 l.umnt, KC 122 502 B! 151 JOJ Smith. Chi. Ill 3!t!- 51 I'-Kl an Richardson. NY 12! 51ft 72 155 2W9 Snyder. Bat. . 109 35 38 ftl .298 Home Rtim National Lemtwe Maya. Otani 38; H. Aaron. Rravea 33; Robinson. Hen's 32; Banks, Cubs 31; Thomas, Mets 28 Aroerlran 1, funic Killebrew, Twins 32; Cah. Tisert 32; Wafi- ner. Aneeis 29; Colavit. TiRern 28; Maris. Vankn 27; Oentiie. Orioles 27. Runt Batlrd )n National l.raftif T. Tavi. Dnd tn 121; Robinson, Reds 111; Mavs. Giants 108; H Aaron. Braves 104: Howard Dodsri flfi. Amerlran l.faue KiHfhrew, Twins Si; Siebern, Athlitir SO, Waaner. Anarjs 87: Coinvtto, Ti gers 87; An) tin. Twins 83. Pitrtiinir Naiional t.pasitr PHriti-v. ttris 1(t-4; DrysriBit- DnrtRfm 22-fi: San ford. OiBTll 17-: Kmifax, Dnrfgcrs 14-5: Pierre. Oiants it-. Amriran l.raxitr M-nrlrl, An Sfls 11-4: Astilrr. Txgert 11-A: Fnrd. Yanks 13-fi- Donovan tndi ans 13-7: Wilson. Rt Sox 10-.V HATCH TAKES RACE Portland -flW- Kverctl Hatch of Aumsviiie captured the handicap race jor big bore sports cars in the Portland Grand Prix Sunday Hatch drove a i 1)81 360-h.p. Corvette in the 30-minute rare on the 2.4-mile West Dela Park course, Kenny van Dyke of Portland, driving an Alfa Vcl occ, was second and Charles Donald of Portland, driving a Lotus 18 formula Junior, finished third. As Browns professional football's first doublehcadcr. A crowd of 77,6(13 in Cleve land's Municipal Stadium saw Ninowski pass for four touch downs and Ryan for one after the Lions had beaten the Dai las Cowboys, 35-24, in the first game of the twin-bill. The champion Green Bay Packers (3-0 rolled over the St. Louts Cardinals (0-1-1), 41-14, the Philadelphia Eagles U-l) clipped the Chicago Bears (0-2), 28-14 and the Los Angeles Rams (2-0) outlasted the Minnesota Vikings !0-2), 33-24, in other NFL games Saturday. In Hie lone Sunday game, the San Francisco Forty Niners (2-0) buried the New York Giants (0-1-1) 42-10. Chargers Top Broncos In the Americari Football league, the San Diego Charg crs beat the Denver Bron cos (0-2), 31-24; the defending champion Houston Oilers (3-0) downed the Boston Patriots (1-2), 20-10, before a turuaway crowd ol 31,000 at New Or leans, and the Dallas Tcxans (2-1) shut out the Oakland Raiders (1-2), 22-0. TAKES THREE TITLES Denver-iOTU- Chuck Kath of Monroe, Mich., captured the class A and B hydroplane rac es and the class A runabout event Sunday for an unprece dented three class chamninn- ships in the national cliam- luu.-xiif speenooat races on Hidden lake. Here's your chance to tave on thets tire whih the factory ties priced down to us to cfear space in focfory warehouses . f actor) -v the C-t; this ttt.5 market ' . " Tved. mvon -"" j vt w ...a.anctto'3' Inc. t v"1""" si 25-mont ouarnn w. O'ronado. Jr,w , . ijiarj. I cord --. TL Hii OATf 5 GUAR ANTH with titan!,,' ",7"' mad Wn. '"m-whl""t hite rovers ANY failure fnr full warranty period. StirruM iirr. fail fnr suy rcawin fexcrpt repairable punrturw), you tH new tire, with full crerfit fnr Birosed miieaBe, based on OitM tutinn-wide, standard jdju)lment scbedulr. INSTANT CREDIT NO MONEY DOWN Yoer oftf fir mokes fho down payment. Buds 1600 Hawthorne Subdues Roseburg Las Vegas, N.M. JP1! Rose burg was to tangle today with Salt Lake City in the losers hrarkcl nf the Pacific South- west regional American gion baseball tournament. The Oregon team dropped a 4-3 decision to Hawthorne, Nev., in the 0cning round of the eight-team, double . elimi nation tournament Saturday, Hawthorne scored twice in the bottom of the ninth inning to defeat Rosehtirg. Down 3-2, the Nevada team collected its runs when Mcl Graham drove in Oliver Blanks with a double and scored on a single by Ron Wagner. UNKSt'HK; Rnsebxrr . .. 001 flflft Q2i 3 I 2 Hawthorne HW UtO 4 10 2 Hohtw snd Reamer; Stter and Lvle. Cascade Drops Premier Gear Eugene -fllPII- Cascade's Em eralds dumped national cham pion Premier Gear, I-Q, here Sunday night in the opening round of the 14th annual Ore gon Amateur American Base ball congress ioumament. In other games, Forest Grove beat Oregon City, 5-3. Ray's Continentals of the Inter-City league defeated Sal berg's of Tualatin Valley, 2-1, and Camas stopped McKenzic of Cascade, 8-2. Portland Faces Senators of AL Portland -illflt-The Portland Beavers will take time out from the Pacific Coast league baseball Tace tonight for an exhibition game. The Beavers are scheduled to face the Washington Sena tors of the American league. Portland will send Mickey Tjolich (5-8) against Bonnie Daniels (4-13) of Washington. Earlier this year, the Beavers lost to the Kansas City Ath letics in an exhibition contest at Portland. LEONARD WINNER Vancouver. B.C. -iP8- "Van. couvcr golfer tan leonara won the Brltisn totumoia Open Golf tournament here Sunday for the fittn lime when he defeated Bod Fun seth of Spokane, "Wash., in a sudden - death playoff. Leon ard's 72-hole total was two- over-par at 290. Portland, Oregon, golfer Bob Duden, finished with 72-hole total j of 28,1 and ihird place. for incoming stocks. A fiuarant nesv MYLON , -,?,.rf?'?. ' .:i hNVlOii" " -. ... . . .""'a j.w.i, : , , leu ...innai With i N. Riverside Ave, Tire MONDAY. AUGUST 20, BOWLING RAXOOM TIMBKtt Pin Pali U9-!3i a, torMt; Won Bees j !3-15i 4. Bill Even 429. Defender l9-9t 4. Harrv L Fever 4io; Bucksluni Ul-17 0. Bill Tne Fwr 3 m-13t 4, Son Yfier 437; Pin Leaver U3-15i Q. Nolan 'auf;ho 4 AS. . Wood Bee 3. Jnhn Wise ly 473; rce Loader UO-JBj 1. Leonard Chandler 4T18 Uel Host 201. Vera Wisely 168, I.r-iw""d B" Eagie Gridders Meet Tonight Eagl. Point - EsgU Point - t ,t a J nigft lootbail candtdaies &t la convn t 7 o'clock thit vening in lh rad fchool gym. Coach Vrn Steward de scribed ih session as "very importani." He Tetnatked con cerning the gridders, "I hope they are all there Ihi eve ning." Physical exams will be giv en on Tuesday at 7-.30 p.m., again at the gTade school gym. TEST DRIVE WITH NIW TORNADO-OHC POWER you'H be amazed at its performance! The new'jsep'Tortiacio-OHC engine features over head camshaft design. Yati get extra puiitng power, less maintenance and extra fuei economy. 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RECORD FIELD Buffalo, N.y.-iliffc-A record 120 players are entered in the five-day girls Junior amateur championship of the United States Golf association open ing here today. Wot' ttbe-tyP"' piutW'!a Vrtreee' Irede-trt. 1S MCTOKY CISTHISUIOIt J V(HOtJ-Att 773 - 7745 W 4 -WHEEL X i TT OR,VE
