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By FRED DOWN
UPI Sporti Writer
like ail's well with the iNew
York Yankees aain.
Remember the great debate
over whether Mickey could
prove himself a leader in the
brilliant Yankee tradition of
Babe Ruth and Joe Dimatfgio?
Well, it appears the argument
is over nlong with the chance
that the Yankees may have
hit a -slump thai would cost
them tiie American
pennant
Mantle who showed the way. j ington Senators scored a 4-0 fifth defeat. Maury Wills stole
Mickey, who went 4-for-5 in victory over the Baltimore his 73rd base-seven short of
American the NL record for one season.
league games. ' Willie Mays hit his 39lli
The Los Angeles Dodgers homer and made a brilliant
whipped the Cincinnati RedsJ lead-saving catch of an eighth-8-1,
and retained their 2 yz j inning drive by Eddie Math
game lead over the San Fran- ews to enable Juan Marichal
cisco Giants, who scored a 4-3 to win his 17th game for the
victory over the Milwaukee j Giants. Juan pitched a sturdy
Braves. The Pittsburgh Pi- six-hitter -marred only by Del
rates beat the Chicago Cubs, Crandall's three - run seventh-7-6,
the Houston Colts defeat-' inning homer that cut the
ed the St. Louis Cardinals, 4-2 Braves' deficit to one run.
night was the 399th of his ca-1 and the Philadelphia Phillies j Marichal and Harvey Kuenn
league ! reer and gave Bill Stafford j look a 10-1 decision after los- j had two hits each for Frisco.
his 11th win of the season in ing to the New York Mets, Olivo Won Fifth
Mickey Mantle is Hexing the Yankees' streak - ending Orioles i n other
nis $70,000 muscles so it looks ! Monday night triumph, ac
counted for both their runs
Tuesday night.
Mantle thus has responded
to the Yankees' "time ol trou
bles" with five hits in his last
seven at bats, enabling them
to retain their 'i'Uname lead
over the challenging Los An
geles Angels and Minnesota
Twins. His homer Tuesday
MONTGOMERY WARD
PREE-L&B DAY
DAVIS DIVES Willie Davis of Los An-
gclcs Dodgers dives back to first base during
pickoff attempt as Cincinnati first baseman
Gordy Coleman waits for throw. Davis
later scored from first on a single by Tom
DavLs as the Dodgers' speed proved too
much for the Reds. The Dodgers won the
game at Los Angeles HI. -(UPI)
The Yankees, rebounding: a game cut to 4' -z innings by 2-0, in the first game of their i Bill Mazcroski's eiglith-in-
from a six-game losing streak rain. : twi-nighter. ! ning homer gave the Pirates'
that put their AL lead in jcop- Angels Whipped A'l i Leon Wagner hit his 31st j 42-year-old Diomedes Olivo
I ardy. made it two straight vie-1 The Angels whipped the j and 32nd homers and Dean i his fifth win of the season and
i lories with a 2-1 win over the ; Kansas City Athletics, 10-5, the Chance went 6 2 3 innings for j tagged Don Elston with his
Cleveland Indians Tuesday Twins downed the Chicago 'his 12th win as the Angels i eighth loss for the Cubs. Bill
U.S. Tennis Tournament Under Way
1 night and once again it was I White Sox, 2-0, and the Wash-
Forest Hills. N.Y. - IUPII -- I like the athletic branch of Ihe
The old tennis grounds looked I United Nations today for the
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even by summer heat. This
national talent was given a cheer
ful accompaniment in 1769, when
Alexander Cordon introduced
his remarkable pin. The
Cordon's you drink today
harks back to his original
opening of the U.b. tennis
championships with a series
of qualifying matches.
An Israeli and the first
Russian in history were down
for center court appearances
and by Saturday approximate
ly 110 foreign players from
'M nations will be in action.
The big names were Rod
Laver and Margaret Smith of
Australia, lop - seeded and
strong favorites to grab the
two titles, but the fy ld was
so jam - packed they won't
even lift a racquet until Saturday.
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In Pro Golf
Tursdav's Results
New York 2. Phila. 0 ilil, twi
hfjhti I'hii.i 10, New York 1 CJnd.niKht)
I'lHshuinh 7, ChicjiKo i Inihtj
lloiiMtnn 4, St. Louis 2 ininhll
l.ns Anffrlcit ft. Cincinnati I
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Sun Kran. 4. Milwaukee 3 (nihtl
Lake Oswego - WW - Several I
former champions and pre- ;
tournament favorite, fWI by j w,r,f,;y' ''snr' mh,"h'
(he wayside Tuesday in the . .inhn.smi iii-M or Farreii ia-i7i
unison i
PACIFIC COAST I.KAGLK
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Sjtn Dit-Ro 87 52
Salt Lake Citv w 73 7
Seattle 71 fifi
Taciiina 71 8
Hawaii 71 70
Portland R! 72
Vancouver H4 71
Spokane 49 8H
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OlStllUO LONDON W GlD 100 NlUtRU SPiRHS OlSlllKO FROU GRAIN 90 PROOF.
COUPOK S DtrGIN CO L TO . UN0(N. N J. PRODUCT OF U S .
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first day of the Oregon Pro
fessional Golfers Association
match play tournament at O-s-weo
Lake Country club.
The survivors at the end
of the day were Harvey Hix
son, Cottage Grove: Hob Du
rien, Portland; Glen Spivey,
Purl I and; Boots Porterfield,
Grants Pass; Marlow Quick,
Astoria; Jerry Mow Ids, Port
land; Buck MfKendrick, Lake
Oswego, and Jim Peterson,
Vancouver, Wash.
Medalist. Al Cross of Salem
beat Nick Locke, Portland, in
21 holes in the morning round
Tuesday, but bowed to Hi.;son
on the 21st in the afternoon.
Quick had lo Ho 25 holes (o
heat Jerry Cloninger of Prine
ville in the morning, and
another HI to heat Bunny Ma
son, Portland, in the nfler
ntum. Former champions heal en
Tuesday included Mason, Bob
McKendriek, Larry Lnmherg-
er Sr., and Harold West.
Tuesday's Results
Salt Lake (i, Spokane 3
Portland 2. Tacnnia I
Vancouver 12. San Dicro 8 (1st
game. 7 innings I
San Diego 10. Vancouver 1 (2nd
Kamei
Hawaii 6. Seattle S
kept pace with the Yankees.
Lee Thomas, Bob Rodyers and
Felix Torres also homered in
the 15-hit Angel assault that
tagged Moe Drabowsky with
the loss.
Jim Kaat scattered nine hits
and won his 14th game of the
season when Zoilo Versalles'
fifth-inning single drove in
both Minnesota runs. Early
Wynn, trying for the 299th
victory of his career, suffered
his 1 1th defeat, compared
with six wins.
Extended Shutout String
Don Rudolph pitched a six
hitler for the Senators to ex-
prt. gb tend his string of shutout in-
$21 mi, i nings to 26. Harry Bright hit
.518 is j a two-run homer and Bob
iiij 15 IJohnson had three hits and
4H( i scored two runs to lead ine
Senators. The loss squared
Jack Fisher's season record at Cleveland
K I New York
.474 21
.3.M 17'i
Virdon also homered for ihe
Pirates while Don Landrum
hit a three-run homer for the
Cubs.
Roman Mejias' two-run dou
ble and Bob Lillis' run-producing
single gave the Colls
three runs in the fifth inning
and paved the way for Bob
Bruce lo win his eighth game.
Carl Warwick homered for
the Colts.
Al Jackson pitched a three
hitter for his fourth shutout
of the season for the Mets but
the Phillies came back with
a 13-hit attack behind the six
hit pitching ot Dennis Bennett
to take the night-cap. Billy
Klaus led the Phillies second
game attack with three hits.
I.INF.SCOKKS:
American League
(1st game, 4' Innings, rain)
Chicago at Pittsburgh (night)
- Kn.nicf lir-7) vs Friend il t-I2
I New York at Philadelphia might)
Huod 18-141 vs. McLish i8-4i
Cincinnati at Los Angeles (night)
Jay 120-1) vs. Drysriale (22-7 1.
NORTHWEST LE AG IE
Thursday f tames
New York al Philadelphia (night)
Chicago al Pittsburgh (night)
Cincinnati at Los Angeles inighll
Milwaukee al San Fran, inighll
Saletn
Tri-Cily .....
Lewi&lnn ...
Yakima
Eugene
Wenatehee
28 35
Pel.
.505
.51 1
.500
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.444
000 10
000 2X 2 3 0
f-t . i;7 i an A Rnmann Si rt f-
Home runs by Tommy Da- j for(j (m-8 and Howard. hr-Du-Ivis
and Duke Snider and Pl.M.nUe. yrk
Johnny Podres etgm -nil game, posipomd. rami
pitching gave the Dodgers i MinnMil .-nSToc 4 I
j their victory over the Reds in Chicago ooo ooo coo o o
tu r.nor f a Irnv IhrnP- i Kaal (M-I'l and Battey. Wynn.
i -i' ,, ; Fisher
ganic aui it's. i wl-iiij - 6 tin it i wynn
, winner Bob Purkey, tapped
and Carrcon. Loser
AMERICAN I.EA:UK
U'. .. Pel. (ill
New York .... 78 55 5Kfi
Los Angeles 74 RR .50 1 3',
Minnesota 75 50 .50(1 .Pa
Chicago OR (4 .515 i) ' a
Dt'lrmt Oti 05 .504 1 1
Halltmitre (Iii 00 .5(H) 1 1 "a
Cleveland 03 70 .474 15
Huston 02 71 400 10
Kansas Citv 00 73 .451 IH
WafthniRton . . 51 82 .303 27
Tuesday' Result
Tuesday's Results
Eugene 7. Tri-Cily 4
Lewmton 9. Wenatehee B
Salem 3. Yakima 2 (1st,
mugs)
Salem 6. Yakima 3 (2nd)
for seven hits and four runs in
four innings, suffered his
League Leaders
Washington 4. Baltimore 0 might)
Lo An. 1(1. Kaunas City 4 might)
Minnesota 2. Chicago 0 might)
New York 2. Cleveland list,
twilight. 4'i innings, raini
Cleveland at New York (2nd,
night, pi 1st poned, rain t
Detroit at Huston ippd., rainl
Wednesday's Probable Pitchers
Los A n gc les 11 1 Kansas C 1 1 y
(night) Behnaky 8-7 a-.s. Pena
(2-H
Minnesota al Chicago (night 1
Pascual 1 1 5-8 i vn Htihardt i7-I0i.
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With Hunting Season less than 6 weeks away, Hunters who have
not yet found the GUN in the model and caliber they want or are
desirous of trading the gun they now own for one that more
readily meets their requirements, will do well to come imme
diately to GUN HEADQUARTERS for Southern Oregon!
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OREGON GUN HEADQUARTERS
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1603 North Riverside Ave.
The widest selection in the whole Southwest of models, calibers in rifles,
shotguns, hand gunsl If we don't have it (New or used) they never made ill
A PARTIAL LIST OF USED GUNS IN STOCK AT
BOB KENNEDY FURNITURE:
Phone 772-5332
HUNTING RIFLES
1 Manlicher Schoenauer
30-06
1 Husqvarna Featherweight
270
3 Model 70 Winchesters
270, 308, 30-06
40 Model 94 Winchesters
30-30, 32 SP
7 Model 99 Savage
300, 308
25 Model 340 Savage
30-30, 22 Hornet
3 Marlin 336 Model
35 Rim., 30-30 Cal.
3 721 Remington
30-06, 270
6 740 Remington Auto
308. 30-06, 280
7 760 Remington Pump
270, 30-06
1 Model 92, 25-20
10 Springfield, Enfield
30-06 Sporters
VARMINT RIFLES
Our fall shipment of Browning
Shotguns and Rifles have just
arrived, so lay-a-way your
choice now.
We have in stock the now
Rugar 44 Mag. Deerslayer
Remington 700 DL 7mm Mag.
Browning Safari in 243
Winchester
RIFLE SCOPES
4X Scope $22.50
3 to 7 Custom variable 44.95
4 to 8 Custom variable 49.95
All popular brand scopes and
mounts. We mount scopes on your
own gun.
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682 Entered
In Kennel
Club Show
The 14th annual Dog
Show and Obedience Trial
of the Southern Oregon
Kennel club on Sunday,
Sept. 2. has the largest
entry of dogs since the be
ginning of the club.
Entry totals 682 dogs
from 21 states and Canada.
They will be shown at the
senior high school football
field. Seventy-three differ
ent breeds of dogs will be
represented.
Myrllewood trophies
make in Grants Pass by
MyrtUcraft Studio will be
presented to winners.
Food will be served all
day by the Ladies of the
Moose.
Judging will start at 9:30
a.m.
I' nit fd I'rrss International
A.MKHRAN I.KACl'K
Plavrr a Club C. AH
Runnels. B(is.l2)t 4 75
Sichcrn, KC 133 Am
Robinsn., Chi 12fi 4R4
Jimenez, KC 122 441)
Rollins. Minn 135 532
Hinton. Wash .123 433
Lumpe. KC ..130 533
Snvdrr. Biilt. 1 17 3-2
Rchrdsn.. NY. 132 5ii(i
Smith. Chi. 117 421
B. II. I'ct.
70 Kit .339
!t4 155 .313
74 151 .312
44 12 .30!
81 Ui3 .3ir
58 131 .303
75 llil .302
41 103 .301
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54 126 -2(111
NATIONAL I.KAGI K
Robinsn.. Cin 138 4!tR 114 170 .141
T. Davis. LA 130 532 94 1RI .340
H.Aaron. Mil. 131 4!)7 10R Hi7 .33ti
Bnllimore ... 000 000 COO 0 H 2
Wii-shintlton 100 010 02x4 ! 0
Fisher, Pappas i7i and Triandos.
Rudolph iH-tii and Relzer. Loser
Fisher 16-61. HR Bright.
LnsAnucles KM) 305 001 10 15 0
Kansas City 301 OtJU 001 5 R 4
Chance. Osinski f 7 1. Bow si icld
i!li and Rodgers. Drabowsky. Wick
ersham 161. Walker (Hi and Bryan.
Winner C h a n c e M2-7i. Loser
Drabowski (1-1 I, HR Siebern 2,
L. Thomas. Wagner 2. Rodgers,
Torre
National Li-ngue
(1st game)
New York .. 100 000 1002 7 0
Phila . . ooo oho nan o 3 I
Jackson (7-1 7 1 and Pignatano.
Short. Balrischun t!ti and Old is.
Loser Short i8-R.
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Mtisial. St L. infi 331
Ccpeda. SF ...128 506
F. Alou. SF ..121 453
White. St L. 129 501
Altman. Chi. 124 461
Skinner. Pitl 124 4-17
Clmrntv. PHI 123 453
110 .332
88 102 .322
79 146 .322
79 161 .321
63 147 .321
R3 142 31R
5 143 .316
Home It litis
American I.famif: Cash. Tigers
34; Killcbrew. Twins 34; Wagner.
Angels 32; Colavito. Tigers 30; Ma
ris. Yanks 29: Gentile. Orioles 29.
National Lraciir: Mays. Giants I Warwick
39; H. Aaron. Braves 35; Robinson,
Reds 33. Banks. Cubs 31: Ccpeda. ! Chicaen
uiants ju.
(2nd Kantp)
New York .100 OOO 000 J 6 2
Phila 210 021 22x 10 13 2
R. L Miller. MacKenzic i5i.
Moorhrad 161 and Cannizzari Ben
nett 1 6-9 1 and Dalrymple. Loser
R. L. Miller 10-1 1 i.
Houston 100 030 0(lll4 7 2
St. Louis 0(0 1 10 0002 5 0
Bruce. Mc.Mahon 161 and Camp
bell. Broglio. Duhba 161. Simmons
(7i and Oliver. Winner Bruce
rB-Ri Loser Broclio (10-7i. HR
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Run Hutted In
A liter Iran Lea sue: Siebern. Ath
letics 1 01; Killcbrew. Twins 9ti;
Wagner. Angels 03; Colavito. Ti
gers 92; Robinson. White Sox 86.
National l.racnc: T Davis. Dodg
ers 126; Robinson. Reds llfl; Mavs.
Gianls 110; H. Aaron. Braves 108;
Ccpeda. Giants 96
Pitrhlng
Ainerlran l.ragur: McBride. An
gels (ll-4i; Donovan. Indans 1 7-7 1 ;
Herbert. White Sox (14-7i; Aguirre.
Tigers 12-ii; Terry, Yanks il9-10i.
National Lea cue: Purkey, Reds
(20-5 1; Drvsdale. Dodgers (22-7 1;
Sanford. Giants (Ul-6i; Pierce. Gi
ants i!2-4i; Koulnx. Dodgers (14-5i.
204 000 000 fi 9 0
Pittsburgh 102 010 21n 7 ft 0
Buhl. Anderson (7i. Elston
and Barragan. Thaeker ifli. Law,
I.amahe l4'. Olivo iRi and Burgess.
WinnerOltvo i5-i. Loser Klstnn
(4-Bi. HR Landrum. Virdon. Ma
zcro.sk i.
Cincinnati . (HO 0(io win 1 8 0
Los Angeles 021 100 22x 8 11 I
Purkey. Sisler i7' and Foiles
Podres ill-KH and Roseboro. Loser
Purkey i20-5i. HR T. Davis.
Snider.
Milwaukee 000 000 3IH 3 6 1
San Fran 000 120 lOx 4 9 1
Shaw. Nottcbart (5i. Willuy Uii.
Burdette iRi and Crandall. Marl
chal (17-91 and Haller. Loser Wil
lev il-5i. HR Mays. Crandall.
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303 British Jungle Cirbin
303 British Rifle
30 Mauser 6 5, 7 7 Up
8mm Mauser 767 Russian
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Pack Sacks
Jeep Cans
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HAND GUNS
All popular makes including 22
Mag. and the new Browning 22
Auto, pistols. Over 75 used hand
guns In stock.
RIFLE
RENTALS
We hav limited number of
30 caliber rifles to rent. Make
your reservations early. We
will also rent a few shotguns
this year.
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