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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, Giants, Dodgers Both Lose; Magic Number Down To 8 By FRED DOWN UPI Sporti Writar The Los Angeles Dodgers' magic pennant-clinching num ber is down to eight and San Francisco Giant manager Al vin Dark's spirits are down to the point where he concedes. "The last week has been the low spot of my career as a manager." Frr the last two the Dodgers have been running on a tread mill but the Giants just haven't been able to do any thing about It. They've lost six straight games, equalling their longest losing streak under Dark, to make virtually a $10,000 giveaway of their chances for World Series loot. And now the Dodgers have found an unbeatable ally: Time. . It's all in their favor as the contenders head into their final 11 games of the season. The Dodgers bowed to War ren Spahn and the Milwaukee Braves, 2-1, Monday night but maintained their four game lead and cut the magic num ber to eight because the Giants lost to the Pittsburgh Pirates, 5-2. The Chicago Cubs de feated the St. Louis Cardi League Leaders By United Prass Intern atlonal AHIRIIAN LtAtillE Pnyrr Club G. AB R Runnel. Bon. .Ma 338 78 Hinton. Wash H3 314 S8 Robnsn.. Bull. 131 31)3 73 Jlohmsnn. Chi. 143 336 82 Siebcrn. KC 130 353 103 Jimenez. KC 133 4117 47 I.umpe. KC 147 607 Bl Rollins, Minn. 140 381) 81) Hk-hrdn., NY.1.11 640 111 YMzrniki. Boi 131 810 PS Snyder. Balt..l34 403 43 H. Pet. 178 .331 180 Jll 182 .307 170 .308 181) .303 142 .304 181 .303 177 .301 104 .200 182 .208 120 .308 NATIONAL LEAGUE T. Davia. LA .140 807 111 Robinson. Cm. 142 379 120 Alusial, St L... 123 308 31 White. St.L .147 368 87 H Aaron, Mil. 148 302 118 r. Alou, SF..I40 324 1)2 Altman. Chi. 140 313 60 Clemnte. Pitt. 140 321 04 Kucnn. SF 117 432 67 Skinner, Plttl.137 488 83 207 .341 106 .341 127 .326 183 .322 181 .322 106 .317 181 .314 163 .313 133 .313 131 .300 Hume Rum American 1. 1 1 u e: Klllebrcw Twlni 40; Caah. Titers 37; Colavl to. Tlgcra 36; Wagner, Ansela 35; Marlb. Yanka 32. National League: Maya. Glanta 44; H. Aaron. Bravea 30; Robinson, Reds 38; Banka. Cuba 33; Cepeda, Glanta 32. Rnna Hatted In American Leactie; Klllebrew, Twins UU; Colavlto, Tiger 100; Slehorn, Athlellca 107; Wagner, Angela 100; Robinson. While Sox DO: L. Thomas, Angela 08. National League: T. Davla. Dodg ers 130; nnblnion. Reds 130; Maya. Glanta 126; H. Aaron, Bravea 113; Howard, Dodgers 108. Pitching Ameriran League: MrRrlrle, An gela 11-5; Running. Tigers 17-8; Donovan. Indiana 10-8: Paacual, Twins 10-fl: Ford. Yanks Ifi-B; Agulrre. Tigers 14-7: Stlgman, Twins 10-3 National League: Purkey, Reda 22-5; Dr.vanalc. Dodgers 24-7; San ford. Glanta 22-7; Koufax, Dodg. ers 14-5; Pierce, Glanta 14-6. RENT a Hertz Truck oy trie WEEK, DAY or HOUR A. B. Scarlett licenses Medford Agent CHUCK RISSE RICHFIELD SERVICE 9th Central PHONE 772-5638 & HOW MUCH CAN YOU USE? Cain Monthly PlyminU For MPs You Gt 2, Mo. Tu mo. ij M $2011 $1(1.41 J13.07 $18.51 300 15.2 1!.IUI 27." 6i'0 2(5.04 32.H7 4(i.'.'!i 700 :ili.4S 45.75 til.M 111(10 52.08 H5.35 92.50 1500 78.12 08.02 138.88 Loam up to $3500 'A senile offered hy Commeniul Credit I'lun, Incorporated ol Mrdord 311 N. BARTLETT ST. Phone: 773-7404 SEPTEMBER II. 1SI2 nals, 8-4, in Monday's only other major league action. Hurls Fivt-Hitier Spahn pitched a five hitter to win his 15th game of the season and the 324th of his career. The Braves scored their runs in the second in ning on a walk to Lee Maye, Tommy Aaron's triple and an infield out by Spahn. The 41-year-old left-hander then pro tected the margin except for a seventh inning homer by Frank Howard. Pete Richert lasted only 1 13 innings for the Dodgers and suffered his fourth defeat against five wins. Spahn Is now one victory STANDINGS By United Presa International NATIONAL LtAGUE W. L. Pel. GB Loa Angelea .... 08 53 .6(0 San Francisco .. 04 37 .623 4 Cincinnati 03 31) .812 S'a Pittsburgh 88 62 .387 9'a Milwaukee 70 73 .320 in1 St. Louis ... 77 73 .313 20 1, Philadelphia .... 73 78 .407 23 Houston 36 01 .381 40 Chicago 34 06 -11.0 43 'j New York 37 111 .250 38', Monday'a Results Chicago 8, St. Louie 4 Pittsburgh 3. San Fran. 3 (night) Milwaukee 2, Loa Anselea 1 (nlghti (Only gamea acheduled). Tuesday's Probable Pitchers Houston at New York (2. twl nlghti Johnson i6-13i and Woode ahick (3-101 va. Jackaon 18-18) and Fobs 10-0). Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (nlghll O'Toole (16-131 vs. Francla 18-81. Loa Angelea at Milwaukee (nlghti Padres (13-11 1 vs. La Mas ter (2-4l Wednesday's Games Houston at New York (2. twl nlghti Chicago at Philadelphia (2, twl nighti cinclnail at 1'lttanurgn inlgntl Loa Angelea at Milwaukee San Francisco at St. Louie (nlghti AMERICAN LEAGUE W. Pet. .586 .3(16 .343 .323 GB 3 6'i 8 (a New York 80 Minneaota 88 Loa Ange ea 82 Chicago 70 Leiruu 1 1 Baltimore 73 .313 11 .483 13 'i .477 16'i .477 16), .433 20 J70 31 'a Cleveland 72 Boaton 72 Kansaa City 68 Washington 38 Monday's' Results (No gamea acueauiea.i Tuesday's Probable Pitchers Boston at Chicago might Schwall 18-131 vs. Wynn 17-121. New York at wash nston In anil Terry 121-111 vs. Cheney 16-81. c eveiana at Kansas city inignti -Perry Ill-Ill vs. Pilster 13-131. Ha more at Los Angeles (nlgntl Estrada lB-13 va. Belinsky 10-10. Wednesday's Games New York at Washington (night) Cleveland at Kansaa City (nlghti Boston at Chicago (nightt Baltimore al Los Ageles tnlght) Detroit at Minnesota Early Wynn Seeks 300th VVin Tonight . Chicago -(UPII- Early Wynn goes after that elusive 300th pitching victory tonight when the Chicago White Sox meet the Boston Red Sox. Wynn. a veteran of 22 ma jor league seasons, hit No. 209 almost 10 days ago. But the While Sox went on the road before his turn came around again and the club brass is determined that No. 300 will come on home grounds, if at all. SIGNS WITH PHILS Philadelphia -tUPli- John Briggs, an 18-year-old Ameri can Legion star from Pater son N. J., has been signed by the Philadelphia Phillies. He will report to the Twin Falls team of the Pioneer league next season. Baseball AMERICAN ASSOCIATION (IMsvofl Finals! Denver 0. Louisville 3 (Denver leads best of seven series 2-1 1. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE IIMavoll Finals) Jacksonville 4. Atlanta 3 (Jack sonville leada beat of seven se I rles 1-0 1 a I - J More neon e everv nav BORROW this pleasant way- II your budget is out ol balance, call on Commercial Credit Plan Our personal loan service is last, friendly and convenient. Thai's why thousands ol families prefer to use Commercial Credit Plan ... why more people every day borrow this pleasant way. COMMERCIAL CREDIT PLAN away from the general accept ed modern major league rec ord of 32S lifetime wins by a lefthander. Some books credit Eddie Plank with 324 life time wins and some with 325, including victories in the Fed eral league, while some other statisticians deny Plank all his Federal league victories and give him only 305 triumphs for his career. The Pirates whipped the Giants on the strength of a three-run homer by rookie Elmo Plaskett and a two-run homer by Roberto Clemente plus the sturdy seven-hit pitching of Tom Sturdivant. His Low Spot "This last week has been the low spot of my career as a manager, said Dark in the gloom of the Giant dressing room. "All of this so sudden ly. Our pitching was not too good tonight and of course Willie Mays is still not up to par after his illness." Mays went hitiess In four trips to the plate and struck out twice. The Giants scored their runs in the seventh in ning on a walk by Jim Daven port, Jose Pagan's double, pinchhltter Willie McCovey's infield out and Harvey Kuenn's single. It was the Pirates' 12th consecutive vic tory at home. Ernie Banks highlighted a five-run tic-breaking, seventh inning rally with a three-run homer for the Cubs to bring Dick Ellsworth his ninth vic tory of the season. Bill Ott also homered and Ken Hubbs had four hits in five trips for the Cubs while Ken Boyer and Gene Oliver homered for the Cardinals. SI. Louie .... 300 000 100 4 0 t Chlfaffo 0O3 000 SOx S II 0 Washburn. McDanlela. Simmons I7i and Oliver. Ellsworth (0-181 and Tracker. Loser Washburn (11-81. HRa Boyer, Ott. Banka. Golay. Loa Anselea 000 000 100 1 9 0 Milwaukee .. .020 000 OOx 2 6 0 i. Perranoskl (71. L. Sherry (8i nu niiiiui. aymtin ij-iii inn Crandall. Loaer Richert (3-4). HR Howard. San Fran 000 000 2002 7 0 Pittsburgh . 032 000 OOx 5 8 0 Mct-ormlck. LeMav (31. Larsen (31, Duffalo (81, Bolln 17 and Mai ler. Sturdivant 10-4 and Plaskett. Loser McCormlck (S-31. HRs I'lasKeu, uiemenle. BOWLING FUN A FROLIC LEAGUE The Gypos won ih playoff for first place trophies with 2160 total pins. Mem hen of the Gvpoa team were Julia and Allen Smith and Venita and Mo Atterhury. The Whizz Banci look necond place. Individual trophies for both men and women were awarded as fol low: High aeries scratch Wanda Booth and Marahall Brown; high series handicap Jerl Hutton and Jim Weaver: high game scratch Pat Geary and Allen Smith; htifh game handicap .Wanda Vorpahl and Everett Sy brant; most im proved bowlers Pat Geary and Harry White CLASSIC BOWLING LEAGUE Bud's Tire Exchange (1021 3. Dennis Bauman tJ02; Mechanics Laundry (5-7) 1, Berlfl Stephens 90S. Don's Hideaway '8-41 4. Troy Dean 572: Tower Broilers (3-7 0, Forrest Liddcll 311. Sewing Machine Center (73. 2, Ray Wise ,171: Hlllyer Oil Co. (5-7) 3. Harold EUta ti30. North a Lnuck wagon in-ei 3, Frank Chapman HOfi: A At W Root Beer 1 37 1 I. Cha. McWhorter fijfl. E. H. Mann i3-7t 1. Coe Brown 3D7, Team 8 U-8 3. BUI Newland 370 MONDAY NKillT OWL I.EAfitlK While House (in-Ji A, l.arry Blunt i'i'i; Consallriaterl Freight (7-M 0. Derald Wooton 464. Medford Plate Class t!1-3t 2. Dale Lane 47a; Package Delivery (2-101 2. Dick Lnros 4;14. Selby Class (7-.M 1. Bill Hall 47: Larson Appliance 7-Sl 3. Buck Morgan .VII. Team No. fl (7-5.1 4. Rav Chap man .MS; Laundered d-lli 0. Phil Rennlck ,100 Cogswell Market I7-.V 3. Bill Centers 4.10: Ren Taylor Ins. !39l 1. Ken Larson 4H.Y l.arrv Blunt 1112. mil HenniCK 204. Team No. S. 1319. MAJOR l.EAi;l'F. n OICI It s-r 1 1 (V (3 tl l lir i ii-i. . nav Harrti 371: R V. Country Clnt (4-4) 1. Jim Gill 5M- .VI 4; Jlm'i Repair Shop (3-5) 1. A..ko Supply is-Jl 9. hue morin .n.Y rVaorl Sftrvic 1 1 -7 1. Earl Thundrblrd Loriie (!t-3. 1. Oltn McCoy 41U, Rotary (M 3, Allan So. Or. Color Prof! , lala It.'. Ir.ii Ctrriatrri fill ll.ptl Cii.'Orc Ranohea 14-4) 4. Hill lurmmn .v.' a. nogua wi u. uick Sanford 487. Rov Harrti 233. Ne!on Gallant 21 Vtrn Colhna 211. Weitfrn Oil tt ouiiivr atom. M NOAY TWILICiHTKRft 1 IIP ijOHirri i, nun nr no. i:..v. X, nnllt iV.li .1 Walt Clrimfrirl. t.iiH The (iooieri (;-. n. i nuriri Moor? 471: 4 Left & Rihts i7-li 4 r.l a n Wtlkin All J Th iinrinunri I Pari Grenton Ml, Pin Downeri ii-3i 3 I Ini rf Snl inn trM The jmvk Pots U'rUM 'j. Pan Man ley .114: Topper i4'i-3'i 3't Pin Head i3-3 3, Jak Waleh 4!7; Oil Spic 1 2-0 k 1, Vern Col Axid'entaU il-7i 0. Rill Windsor 4(U The Chopper te-2t 4. Harry LaKever 497 ken 209. Furl Rrenton 202, The MOON MMNTRS I HIil t T.. c,v .Lit 1 iiih rarnen ter 42. Cha Rae i il-3 I. B'n Chaboude 323. Charlri Heavlhn 442; P. inky Dmkl if.oti '( 2 1 j l 1 i i BtirfU Taofy SIR: Revenurera 1 1 'i-S'ti 1 li. Clem t....ti.ia. i?t Night Owl 1 2 -3 9. Claude Lewu 43: Three-nun, ana nm la-i' iiauar ninow ,wsn U..-.1I I-..-, lit fUrf. Rerlntt I9V Claud Lew it 187.' Ruth Car penter I..IY 1 KS ON K l.eopardR i(t-2i 4. H Pepner 50; Tram Six I'rT'jl 0, I ItORue 44H Panther i-2 4. A. Salyer .VHV r aier Heaven l-7i 0, E Setioni 41h .tacnaia (-3i 3 M Otfenharker 4?n Tier -3-3i I, D .tantrer 3 Cheetah 3-3 3. L Shaker 4.' ; Fraidv Cau t 1 a-3 1 a t 1 W. Booth 41 Helen Pepner Ailt 5aher 10 11a H"u 173. Porothy Jam it 113, Panthara 1371. MEDFORDtcJWrRIBlOT IN SHAPE Dr. John Bellucci checks heart of heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson during pre-fight medical exam at Chicago Monday. Waiting turn at left is challenger Charles (Sonny) Liston. Both were pronounced in tip-top condition for their title bout at Chicago's Comiskcy Park Sept, 25. Dispute Over ListoiYs Gloves To Be Settled By Officials By JACK CUDDY UPI Sports Writer Chicago UP1 The stormy dispute over what brand of boxing gloves must encase the 14-lnch fists of challenger Son ny Liston in his heavyweight title fight with Floyd Patter son, a week from tonight, will be decided at Sonny's camp Wednesday. That's what Chairman Joe Triner of the Illinois State Athletic Commission announc ed today, on the heels of Mon day's 40-minutc hassle over the mitts a torrid argument that threatened to erupt in violence. "Commissioners Will Feig- enbatz, Joe Robechaux and I will drive to Linton's camp al Aurora Downs, III., Wednes day," Triner explained, "and we'll see if any one of five brand new pairs of specially made gloves from the Evcrlast company in New York will fit him particularly his huge thumbs." Uses Other Make If they fit poorly, or not at all, it will be a victory lor Liston, Triner indicated. Sun ny and his handlers have been insisting that only the Fragcr gloves of Chicago moulded to his hands can fit him properly. The five new pairs of Ever last gloves were scheduled to be flown in from New York today. Patterson and his handler? protested so loudly and so long against the Frager gloves at Monday's meeting in com mission headquarters that trainers Dan Florio Patterson and big Willie Reddish Liston almost came to blows while grappling over a disputed pail" of milts. Special detectives MEDFOBD MAIL Wednesday with the two fighters separat ed the struggling trainers. ' Patterson and his group claim that the Everlast gloves, with their horsehair matting, retain their resiliency longer lhan the Frager articles with their compressed foam rubber; but the Liston cohorts declare the true story to be just the opposite. Champion Floyd can wear his Everlast mitts, regardless of what Sonny pulls on. Although both champion and challenger have finished their public workouts, Pat terson planned a brief spar ring session late today. Promoter Al Bolan an nounced that the advance sale for the live gate at Comiskey park had passed $400,000. He said that indicated an ultimate gross gate of more than $900, 000. Liston is favored at 7li to 5 in the wagering. LOAN TWO PLAYERS Detroit OJPii The Detroit Red Wings have sold left wing Roger Dejordy to the Hcrshcy Bears and loaned forwards Wayne Rivers and Yves Locas to the same American Hockey league club. BAY Builders Supply QUALITY I BLOCKS I METAL WORKS 1 I fi ' & Chimntyi ) Commercial Industrial k J CliS Tt j ' Residential Sheet Metal Work H H. .. ConcreU StainltM. Galvan.ted Q fl i and Copper Fabrication M Vy$TE7 j 2287 West Main 1 V'sa W- McAndrewl M 0773-4575 j H0N, f TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON Bird Hunting Rule Synopses Being Sent Out Portland - Oregon hunters are advised by the state game commission that copies of the 1962 upland game birds, small game, and waterfowl regula tions should be available now, or will be within a week, at all license agencies through out the state. Shipments of the regula tions synopsis are being mailed by the game commis sion to vendors as rapidly as possible. Shipments are made alphabetically by county. Season dates, bag limits, and open areas will be found in table form. Specific regu lations are outlined in more detail for clarity. Included in the general regulations is a brief on shooting time, pro hibited methods, possession and transportation, public shooting ground regulations, and refuges and closures. For convenience, hunters will find a shooting hours table beginning Oct. 13 and extending through Jan. 2. The table is not a sunrise and sun set table, but represents the actual shooting hours for game birds and waterfowl. Prior to Oct. 13, shooting hours are one-half hour before sunrise to sunset. Women's Golf Rogue Valley lady golfers held a "criers tourney" last Thursday. Winners were: A group, Mrs. Parker Woods; B group, Mrs. Sam Prough; C group, Mrs. E. W. Tichenor; D group, Mrs. Wayne Struble: nine-hole group, Mrs. E. S. Wentjar. This Thursday, Sept. 20, will see medal play on the board of directors trophy. SEPTEMBER 27 PAIRINGS: Mr. Ron Caperna and Mesdatnes R. Ren Taylor. Warren Baylisa. Frank Tamney; William Cownlng. Robert Morrla. Harvey Woods, C. R. Collins; H. Rovington. Wil liam T. Clark. F. O. Bunch. Runs Achesnn- Brian Douglas. Randall Gilford. Robert Palmer. S. A. Petera: Al Williams. Ray Friable. Lloyd Brooks. Cordon Reeves; Frank Bcne&h. Galen Sanner. E. W. Sickels. Charles McCaun; R. H. Torheim. William Schci. Richard Finch; Tom Tubbs. charlca Gustaf son. Walter Shaylor: Richard Schwahn. Leonard Schitdt, T. A. Culhertson Jr.. Mesdamcs W. tl. Pyle. Charles McAdams. Ed Milne, Dick House; more. Arlhur Wood. K. C. Trum blv; R. M. Sorenson. Reese Alex ander. Lou C. McLaughlin. George Pearson: S. L. Stark. F. L. Brewer. Earle Tichenor. C. H. Barrell; Jim Bayliss. Thomas Lorenr.. Kenneth Teeter, Wayne Safley; J. A. Dickey. Wayne Struble. Richard Rementeria. Howard Scrocgin; .lerrv Olson. Andrew Foley, W. L. Stark; R. B. Knight. John Day. Jack Six; Tony Cappello, Charles Swrnson. Robert DcLorme. (Women wishing information on pairings should telephone Mrs. C. Gustafson. 772-2385. or Mrs. L. Brooks. 772-04b9.i R. E. Randalph. Lawrence Buono- ' I BRILL i Black Tornado, Crusaders Will Play Home Openers Medford and St. Mary's of Medford moke their 1962 home football debuts this week. Medford will entertain the Marshiield Pirates of Coos Bar on Friday night and St. Mary's will launch its Rogue league slate against Lakeriew on Satur day evening. Both tilts are billed for the senior high stadium. While the A-2s of the area get their league play into full blast, the A lt will have another round of non counting games. Crater will go to Troutdale to meet Reynolds. Ashland will en tertain Redmond. Grants Pass will host North Bend and Klamath Falls will be at home to South Salem, These games are set for Fri day. PHOENIX AT RR A-2 Rogue league conten- Beavers Polish Up Passing Game and Running Offense Corvallis -fUPIi- The Oregon State Beavers polished up their offense Monday, work- j ing on both their passing ! game and running. ! Their practice was climaxed ! by a rugged drill called the I "Burma drill," involving run- J ning at a staggered lineup of players holding dummies. ! Starting tackles Tom Holley I and Jim Funston have been removed from the sick list, and Terry Baker's infection is down. PURCHASE FULLBACK Montreal (UPD The Mon trcal Alouettes of Canada's Eastern Football conference have bought fullback Larry Hickman from the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in a straight cash deal. Cascade Sports Marina Offers the . . . 50 cc 125 cc Pholos by Simonson Walker Photos EXPERT SERVICE en all 2-Cycle Motors CASCADE SPORTS Corner Crater lake Hwy. v.. RECEPTIVE! Readers Welcome Neivspaper Advertising . . . It's Not an Intrusion! People really want newspaper advertising and have said so. Surveys usually show well over S0T in favor of newspaper advertising; less than 70' o for magazines; and under W.' in favor of advertising on radio and TV. Your advertising's first job is to win a friendly feeling for your product. It stands to reason you will win more friends by running your advertising where most people want it. If you want to sell more people you have to reach them when they are receptive. Newspapers reach more of the most receptive people. MEDFORDvMaiWTRIBUNE tion includes Phoenix at Rogue Hirer, Illinois Val ley at Eagle Point and Hen ley against Sacred Heart at Klamath Falls, all on Fri day night. Two southern Oregon preps which loom al Class B eight-man power collide on Friday afternoon. It will be Prospect at Butte Falls. Ninth grade 11 man games this week will in clude Crater freshmen hosting the St. Mary's frosh and sophs tonight and South Grants Pass Friday, Hed rick of Medford going to North Grants Pass on Fri day and McLoughlin of Medford going to North Grants Pass on Friday and McLoughlin of Medford go ing to Klamath Falls on Saturday. Roseburg Junior varsity defeated Crater jayvees 19 to 8 last Saturday, scoring all its touchdowns in the last quarter. Crater put over a touchdown at the start of the second half but ran out , of gas. LAMPORT'S Medford's Moit Popular SPORTING GOODS STORE 226 East Main Street DONT FORGET! Calif. Hunting Season Opens Saturday, September 22 CALIFORNIA LICENSES Phone 772-6815 Open Fridays Until 9 P.M. TOHATSU The Cascade Snorts Marina, Corner of Antelope Rd. and Crater lake Hiway Hours 8:30 to 6:00 Tuesday Thru Sunday Rogue Marina, 1119 Court St., Medford Hours 8:00 to 6:00 Closed Sundays I Antelope Rd., Camp White VOL) CAW DEPEND Ols IT - HARD WORK AMD GOOD LUCK ARE. TIAVIMS We Make Saturday Delivarui at Only a Slieht Et' Charge Prompt Courteous Service CYCLE "HOT" One! MARINA Phone 826-9821