Womens' Golf
Golf play Thursday, April
11, was medal and first play
on the Rogue Valley Country
club women's trophy.
Winners were: A group,
Mrs. Robert Palmer; B group,
Mrs. Bryan Douglass; C group,
Mrs. Earl Tichenor; nine-hole
group, Mrs. Luke Vorheis.
Play April 18 will be fours,
fives, sixes and sevens. The
nine-hole group will play for
specs in threesomes only.
APRIL 25 PAIRINGS:
Mcsdanics Ed Nave, C. A.
Holmes. Robert Morns. Leonard
Sehildi; Harvey Woods, Lloyd
Brooks. Jack Wood, Wm. Schei;
Robert Palmer, R H. Torhcim.
Galen Sanner, Charles Gustalson;
T. A. Culbertson, Gordon Reeves,
Ren Taylor. Warren Bayliss; Ray
'nsbie. Fred Coleman, William T.
Clark. R. E Heysell: Ruse Ache
sun, S A Peters. Dean Lambert.
John Flynn: Randall Gilford. E. W.
Sickels. Robt S. Boyer. Tom Tubbs;
Richard Schwahn. Brian Douglas.
Frank Benesh. H. S Covington;
C B. Collins. Charles McCuan,
Frank Tamney, Al. Williami.
Mesdames Win. Gowning. Paul
D-aver. Wayne Strublc. W. L.
Stark; Wayne Safley. Marcel Thie
baud. S. L. Stark. Paul Selby; Jack
Six, Ed Milne. W. H. Pvle. Glenn
Fabrick; B D Mitchell. Max Mill,
hollen, Alex Petersen. Reese Alex
ander: Howard Scroggins. Charles
Swenson. R M. Sorenaon. Jim Bay
liss; Dick House, Richard Remen
teria. Tony Cappello. Charles Mc
Adains, Kenneth Teeter. Jerry Ol
son, C R. Williamson. Paul Moore;
J. A. Dickey. F L. Brewer, Andrew
Foley; Arthur Wood. Lawrence
Buonocore, Russell Hogue.
NINE HOLE PAIRINGS
- (For April lRth. 1963)
Mesdames Vern Collins. Rav
Wise. Willis Williams; Dale Tvccr.
Ralph Marlatt. Bruce Turner: E. S.
Wentjar. Ellis Charticr. D. B.
towry, Daryl Carlson. Bud Par
sons. Luke Vorheis: Wayne Chit
wood. Melvin McGrew. Royal Bebb;
B- L. La Re son, G. L. Lewis, Thomas
McFaddcn: Paul Haviland. R. D.
Ford, H. S Maybert; R. H. Leer,
J. S. Cummins, Ota Bincgar.
STANDINGS
I mini Press International
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L Pel. GB
New York 4 1 .800
Baltimore 3 2 .600 1
Detroit 3 2 .600 1
Kansas City 3 2 .600 l
Chicago 2 2 .500 1'j
Los Angeles 2 2 .500 1 a
Boston 2 3 .400 2
Cleveland 2. 3 .400 2
Washington 2 3 .400 2
Minnesota I 4 .200 3
Sunday's Results
Washington 7. Boston 6
Cleveland 6. Detroit
Kansas City 5. Minnesota 4
Chicago at Los Ang. iPpd.. rain,
- New York5.J3aItimore 1
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pet. GB
Pittsburgh 4 1 .800
San Francisco 4 1 .800
Philadelphia 4 1 .800
St. Louis 3 2 .600 I
Milwaukee 3 2 .600 1
Los Angeles 3 3 .500 Wa
Chicago - 2 3 .400 2
Houston 2 4 .333 2 'a
Cincinnati .7 1 4 .200 3
Js'ew York 0 5 .000 4
Sunday's Results
- Pittsburgh 1. Cincinnati 0
Chicago 3. San Francisco 1
- Milwaukee 1. New York 0 (10
innings'
Philadelphia 4. St. Louis 3 (10
Innings, lsti
. Philadelphia 5. St. Louis 4 (2nd)
- Houston Los Angeles 4
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
United Press International
Southern Division
W L Pet. GB
Oklahoma City . .. 2 0 1.000
tenver 2 1 .666 i
an Diego 1 1 .500 I
Dallas-Ft. Worth .. 1 2 .333 l'j
Salt Lake City 0 0 .000 2
Northern Division
W L Pel. GB
Portland 2 1 .666
Tacoma 1 1 500 'i
Spokane 1 2 .333 1 '2
Seattle 0 2 .000 itf
Hawaii 0 0 .000 l'
"Sunday's Results
Dallaf-Ft Worth 5, Portland 4
jlst game, afternoon)
Portland 9. Dallas-Ft Worth 5
(2nd game, night'
Oklahoma Citv 9, Seattle 5
Spokane 1. Denver 0 (1st gamei
Denver 4. Spokane 1 (2nd game.
.? inningst
Tacoma 5. San Diego 3 (2nd
-game postponed, raini
Salt Lake City-Hawaii idouble-
"hcader postponed, raini
Pro Basketball
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Besl-of-Seven Final)
.Boston 1
Los Angeles 0
Sunday's Results
Boston 117, Los Angeles 114
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SEARS
BOWLING
Entries for the men's city
tournament close Saturday
midnight, April 20, officers
of the Medford Bowling as
sociation have reminded mem
bers. The tournament opens
on April 27.
BOWLING BELLES
Roethler Chevron (42-10 3. Ma
rie Chandler 467, Mail Tribune
I Headliners 1 16-36 1, Mary Howe
, 435
j Trowbridge Electric (31-121 3.
Kathy MeCall 471; Southern Ore
! gon Tallow (25 13-26 ',, j 1. Jean
Bitterling 488.
McLaren Oil i26-26i 4. Kewpie
j Facey 505. Pat and Mike's Builders
' Supply (20-32) 0. Louise Patterson
: 377.
M & M Motors (24 1 2-27 'a ) 2.
Nancy Weber 408; Big Y Beauty
Salon 123-291 2, Virginia Ziesmcr
416.
Kewpie Facey 203. Wanda Pitts
197. Jean Bitterling 191; Trow
bridge 2755.
PACIFIC LEAGUE
Langlev's Union '41-23 3. Ted
Zahnow 520: Coast to Coast Stores
(38-26) 1. Wilmer Bailev 554.
IOOF (Mtk-SSlb) 4. Clarence
Hcrshiser 518; Lininger'n Concrete
Pipe i34la-23'j 0, Lcs Goff 507.
Rogue Vending (35-29) 1. Ken
McManama 522. Rogue Vallev
Country Club (35-29 1 3. Slim
Brown 572
Oregon Veneer (35-29' 3. Doug.
Anderson 560: Ore-Wash. Tele
phone Co. i29-35i 1. Homer Haynes
454.
Bill's Richfield (30lfc-93)) 4.
John Rains 539; Valley Poultry ,20
44i 0. Pete Gosnell 505.
Little Dutch Laundrv (24-40) 3.
Walt Wheaton 488; Vallev Plumb
ing (20-441 1, Ron Bertram 446.
Slim Brown 247. Walt Wheaton
224. Wilmer Bailey 211.
SPORTSMAN LEAGUE
Electrical Products (24'--15'J) 3,
Gordon Schulz 543: Specialtv Con
tractors (19-21) 1. Bert Sarff 525.
Rogue Valley Auction i23-17i 3.
Ed Meeker 616; Butte Falls Gen
eral Store i20-20i 1. Bruce Pingle
554.
Applegate Investmeni (23-17) 2,
Stan Morgan 557; Brecount Broth
ers (20-201 2. Tom Stanton 513.
Kim's (22-181 3. Larry James
554; Brookhur-it Subdivision (21
19 1 I. Len Howe 521.
Butte Palll Shell (21-191 2. Burell
Facey 565; First Christian Church
One (19-21) 2. Roy Henry 498
First Christian Church Two -17-23)
3. Vaughn Keyser 489; Hillyer
Oil H0lj-29') 1. Don Penwell 515.
Ed Meeker 232, Fritz Offen
bacher 220. Bob James 211; Rogue
Valley Auction 2700.
ROW SATURDAY NIGHTERS
Rounders (16-4) 2. Bill Mathews
473; Odd Balls (10-10) 2. Dora Pev
ton 456.
G-M's (16-4) 4. Eddie Glover 536;
Hits and Mrs. (814-1U4) 0. Everett
Gosch 443.
T-J's (13-7) 3. Bob Vinson 467;
Parfections (9-11) 1, Larry Bang
413.
Coffee Breakers (11-9) 2. Dave
Shurts 492: Peashooters (IO-IOi 2.
Bill Byrd 538.
Blowers (lOtt-iHi, 1. Jim Rob
erts 500: 4 Cals (8-12) Ed Hcrzog
532.
New Friends (5-15) 3. Bill Howel!
561; Triers (3-17i 1. Ted Zahnow
490.
Isabel McMillin 184. Dora Pev
ton 182. Ed Herzog 206. Bill
Howell 205
BARTLETT BELLES
Carriage House (24-8) 3, Lila At
kins 499: Faber's (12'j,-19l3 1. Pat
Walley 496
Alexander Ar Brown (23-9) 3.
Elaine Brown 479; Young's Cycle
(12-20) 1. Nina Carpenter 50fl.
Pick's (22-10) 4. Ruth Holloway
484; Liningcr's (16-16) 0, Ernie
Lisenbee 399.
United Grocers (21-11) 3. Shirley
Mitchell 530; Baker's Moulding
(lfl'.a-lS'a) 1, Mamie Baker 453.
Medford Radiator (20-12) 2. Max
Ine Janzen 499; House of Beauty
(lO'a-21'ii 2. Viola Warriner 449.
Pogue's (16U-1SU) 4. Alice
Landing 460; Franklin Mayflower
(8-23') 0. Doris Owings 445.
Alexander Music (16-16) 3, Eve
Sanderson 470; L. M. Beauty Salon
(12-20) 1. Louise Stocker 476.
Crystal Meats (15-17) 2. Alta Lo
gan 424; Sy's Place 12-..-1V,, 2.
Georgia Vollmcnt 428.
Shirley Mitchell 215. Louise
Stocker 193. Verna Cheek 190;
Pick's 2692.
VALLEY ROLLERS
Kool Four (29-19) 4. Ruby Ed
dings 326; Koffee Klatch 19!i
2B&) 0. Lolita Ritterspack 496.
Whirley Birds (27-21) 3. Ruth
Holloway 521: Alley Cat (26-22)
1, Jo Aston 515.
Bowling Biddies (24"i,-23',) 2'a.
Roberta Travis 478; Three Hits and
a Miss (19-29) 1)4, Lyla Smith 458.
Sparc Ribs i24-24) 2. Mary Park
er 511; Jolly Jigglers (24-24) 2.
Dorothv Plumlev 446.
Ruth Holloway 204. Kool Four
1902
NIGHT HAWK LEAGUE
Hart's Hatchery (39-14) 4. V
Lobdell 551; Oregon Food Three
H4-3HI 0. U. Lrasicr -l.C'
Phoenix Food Mart (33-19) 0. G.
Caster 453; Triangle Market (31 lj
204) 4. B Campbell 509.
Oregon Food One (31-21 1 1. R.
Champion 809; Woodland Heights
Market (22-301 3. E. Vinson 521.
Piggly Wiggly Two (27-25) 1. W.
Barman 484: McLaughlin Plumb
ing (24'j-27li) 3. B. Price 539.
AUTOMOTIVE
SPECIALS
99'
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Open Mon. 1 Fri. Till .M.
FREE PARKING
Piggly Wiggly One (22-30) 1. D.
Hooper 496. Oregon Food Two U6
36' 3. W. Davis 455.
Ranee Champion 223. Vince Lob
dell 202, Morns Byrne 200.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
(Fyr Fyters and Drive-In Clean
er tied tor first place. A three
lame playoff ended with Drive
in Cleaners winning 2640 to 2778.
Drive-In Cleaners won the first
i wo-thirds also, making them
league champions. A playoff be
tween Fyr Fylers and Baker's
Mldg. plant will deride second
place trophies next Friday. The
other teams will have a sweeper.)
Drivc-ln Cleaners (27-17) 3. Coe
Brown 590; So. Ore. Trophy Co
(26-18) 1. Roscoe Dav 556.
Fyr Fyters (27-17i 3. Earnie
Duktshire 571: Pattersons Plumb
ing (23-21) 1. Evan Wruck 472.
Whitclaw Candy Co (21-23) 3.
Neil Farriet 377; Coca Cola (2l-23i
1, Bob Perdue 504.
Eagle's iaaiV33tt) 3j. Jack
Weber 533; Baker's Mldg. (17,
26'j i Don Turner 511.
Olson-Lawyer (19-25) 2. Larrv
Anderson 568; No. Riverside Tav
ern (18-26) 2. Dick Hart 498.
Larry Anderson 246. Don Tur
ner 218. Coe Brown 216.
Drive-In Cleaners 1042-2922.
TRIANGLE LEAGUE
Knights of Columbus (31-13) 4
p. Wager 511; Eagle Point J.C.
-No. Two (11-33) 0. R. Olson 528;
Team No. One (29-15) 2. J. Jen
sen 523: Eagle Point J. C No
One 26-lSi 2. E. Kimmel 514.
Willamette Vallev (24-20) 1 J
Wilson 495: Thunderbird Mkt
18j-25i 3. R. Snopl 555.
Jcwett Office Supplv i23-2l) 2 H
Lemming 563: Farrell Glass 1 19
25) 2. N. Roberts 511.
Richfield Auto & Truck (21-23)
1. F. Norrw 563: Pat & Mike (I7',a
26' 3. L. McQuade 600.
BOWLING QUEENS LEAGUE
Bambys (40-16) 4. S. Harshbarg
er -499: Security Insurance (26-301
0. Iredene Doty 415.
Pacific Power Light f35-21) 1
Helen Dey 481; Wooden Shoe (19
37) 3, Georgia Boardman 504.
Cal-Ore Ranches (33-231 3. Betty
Rcinholtz 547; First National Bank
(30-261 1. C. Arnold 494.
H. H. Lage 12(5-30, 3, Enid Ed
wards 518. Reter Fruit (25-31) 1.
Pal Eastwood 454.
Charm Cottage (26-30 1 1 Vir
ginia Johnson 540; Kim's (20-36) 3
Carol Duzan 569.
Carol Duzan 214, Georgia Board
man 200. C. Arnold 211. Kim s 967
2763. CITY LEAGUE
(End of season. Playoff next week)
Fritos Kids (46J8) 2. Wallv
Norum 592; Ping's Gardens (43-21)
2, R. Smith 552.
Pacific Power & Light (39'2
24 'ji 4. B. Schroeder 574: Olson
Lawyer Lumber 37'a-26'2) 0. D
Swan 593.
Concrete Steel (38-26) 3. B. Thur
man, R. Matthieson 527; A. L. (Texi
Nash (35-29) 1. B. Hayman 504
State Farm Insurance (37-27) 3
M. Neathamer 551; Barco SupdIv
(34-30) 1. H. Rlckman 586.
Steve Wilson Lumber Co. (35
29) 4. K Peters 642; No. Central
Garage (33-31 0. J. Hopkins 506
Westside Merchants (30-34) 0, C.
Landis 570; Tic-Toe Time Shop (29
35) 4. M. Morse 539.
Silver S Stamps (24-40) 1. W
Kyker 529; Snoboys (22-42) 3 F
Couch 576.
House of Wood (15-49) 4. W An
derson 558; Gay 90's Pizza Parlor
0. C. Ellis 501.
INDEPENDENT LEAGUE
Irwin. 508; Harry and David (27
29) 1. Fay Goddard 506.
Table Rock Lumber Co. (33-23)
2. Clarence Freeman 577; Eagle
Point Teachers (30-26) 2. Jake Ol
sen 579.
Timber Wolves (30-26) 4. Del
Ross 548; Midway Meats (20-36) 0.
Dan Hadley 491.
CWA (29-27) 3, BUI Centers 527;
Bakers Moulding 1. Don Turner
535.
Knights of Columbus (27-29) 3.
Harvey Humphrey 549; Red Pega-
aui i. i nnir. c.tti.r -.in
Leif Ostmo 234. Del Ross 218.
Cliff Graves and Clarence Freeman
217; Eagle Point Teachers 2568.
STAR LEAGUE
Kool Kats 23 ft -4 ft) 3. Nora
Bailey 473; Rollettcs (1LJ4-Wtt) 1.
Betty Westfall 389.
Gutter Belies (21-7) 3. Nellie Et
tinger 432; Shadows (1436-18&) 1.
Agnes Harrison 396.
Sputniks (16-12) 3. Lois Strick
land 419: Spare Tires (14-14) 1.
Alice Brown 392.
Three Duds (16-12) 4. Jo Pogue
412; Telestars (7-21 1 1. Cappi Lind
quiat 417.
Gutter Dusters (15-13) 4. Marcia
Dodenhoff 489; Three Belles (9'i
18'ji 0, Irma Lawrence 434.
Alley Kittens (I2'i-I5i,) 1. Col
leen Baylor 416; Three Strikers
(7tt-30tt) 3. Maybelle Gascon 387.
Nora Bailey 198. Marcia Doden
hoff 189. Nellie Ettinger 180; Koo!
Kats 1215.
BOWLING WIDOWS
City Cleaners 132-12) 1. Judy
Shouts 429; Timber Products One
(24-20) 3, Loma Ingram 411.
Team Five (3tMfij 4, Joyce
Thornton 483; Team Six 16-28i 0,
Pearl Grant 41
Timber Products Two (22-22) 4
Betty Chisum 465; Big Y (15-19) 0.
Ruth Dean 342.
Bob West Const. (22-22i 4, Vio
West 471; Team Three 118-26) 0,
Delorcs Dyer 475.
Vio West 176, DeloreB Dyer 169;
Timber Products Two 1330.
SATELLITE LKAGUE
Grcssett's Drive In Cleaners '21
7) 1. Yvonne MunscI 371: Nash
Ford Implements (13-15) 3, Norma
Bellini 385
Foster's Jacksonville Store (18
10) 3. Toomasa Urien 484; Rite Wav
Janitorial (4-24) 1. Olivia Thomp
son 347.
H. E Colvin and Associate (17
II 4. Ellen Wade 473: Mobile Vil- j
11) 4, Ellen Wade 473: Mobile Vil
Bearing Sales and Service (12
16) 3, Dolores Pierce 334: Brook
shire Beauty Salon (11-17) 1,
Naomi McTevia 421
Toomaaa Urien 484: Ellen Wade
174. Hazel Gallardo 154, U E. Col
vin and Associate 1246.
SIKSTA LEAGUE
Valley Poultry (38-10) 3. Nita
Gosnell 510: Oakdale Market Two
19-.-2H-, 1. Bonnie Heffncr 118.
Bob West Const. (28-20) 3. Viv
ienne West 470; No. Central Ga
rage (26-22) 1, Maurlne Helmick
502
Snow White Diaper (24 -24 1 3.
Norma Larson 435: Oakdale Mar
ket One (21'j-263t 1. Helen Nlko
dym 425
Cascade Sports Marino (18-30) 3.
Lyd Blood 455; Bill's N. Central
Shell (17-31) 1. Eileen Hunting 438.
Nita Gosnell 106, Lvd Blood 18B.
Florence Roberts 188; Valley
Poultrv 1446.
j Ll'C'KY STRIKERS
McLain's (42-Mi 3. Midge Pan-
ter 540. Oakdale Market (30-26) 1,
Bonnie Samp 435.
! Moser Flying A (41-15) 3. De
lores Kalisla 506; Neeley Nelson
! (17-391 1. Rose Thasher 452.
' Jean Hart's '30-26 0. Lila Nelson
, 409. Big Y Signal 126-30) 4, Ceciie
Bangs 399
West Shell i28-28 4. Dee Fullmer
412: Bunnycrest 21-35 0. Dorothy
Farley 445.
Elk Citv Market i27',-281,i 3.
Marlene Jensen 469. Faber's Mar
ket 26-30i 1. Irene South 413
Cogswell Market 27-29 1 3. Mar
: riane Moller 408; Dardanelle (201
; 35' j i 1 Bett Meyers 408
Delores Kalista 209. Midge Pan
j ter 184. Marlene Jensen 181: Mc
1 Lain s Drug Center 1498.
COCA COLA INVITATIONAL
Martin Stockdale 234 01: Dick
VcKenzie 254 00: Walt Shundrick
249 00; Rov Harrw 247 17: Bill
Blunt 24537: John Dickinson
242 48. Howard Larson 241 43. Ron
Dixon 237 00 Cliff SchulU 234 41:
Harr Goodt 233 15. Gale Kimball
230 20 Roier Wrlii 22831 Harold
Ellia 22732; Arme Mataon 218 40;
Sam Battlitone 313.16: Keith Mcll
vsin 208 05.
Ed Bintham 50: Martin Stock-UtJN
MEDFORD
WILLIAMS WINS
By FRED DOWN
UPI Sports Writer
There's no cure for what
ails a pitcher like those New
York Yankee pinstripes.
The story has been told
over and over again but it
looks like there's a new ex
ample in Stan Williams, the
6-foot, 4 - inch, 230 - pound
right - hander who walked
home the San Francisco
Giants' winning run in their
1962 playoff finale with the
Los Angeles Dodgers.
It was an experience that
could have made the 26-year-old
Williams a couch case. In
stead it made him a Yankee.
Because the Yankees happily
acquired the big fireballcr in
a winter deal that sent Bill
Skowron to the Dodgers and
caused New York Yankee
Manager Ralph Houk to pre-
SPORTS
BRILLIANT RUN A brilliant stretch run by anchor man
Ray Van Asten, above, in the mile relay gave University
of Oregon a 74 to 71 nod over Stanford on Saturday at Palo
Alto, Calif. Van Asten overtook Stanford's Keith Emmanuels
to break the tape in front. Oregon trailed by one point go
ing into the final event. (UPI)
April 18 Meeting
For Linebackers
Medford high kids don't
like to get beat, Head Track
Coach Dean Benson declared
Friday at a meeting of Med
ford Linebackers club.
Benson and Head Baseball
Coach John Kovenz gave run
downs on their respective
squads at the luncheon at
North's Chuck Wagon.
President Orvan Eaton an
nounced that next Friday's
session of the Linebackers
will be the last of the weekly
meetings until August. He
said that all members of the
sports booster's club should
be on hand for the luncheon
at noon at North's. Eaton re
ported that coaches of the
area will be guests.
Benson described his track
men as real competitors in
their wins in the Ore-Cal and
Rogue relays. "I'm just as
proud as heck of these kids,"
the coach remarked. He
brought out that Tornado
training and efforts are point
ing toward the district and
state meets.
Kovenz said that the South
em Oregon conference base
bail race is expected to be
cloM similar to the chase in
basketbal. He pointed to the j
Black Tornado as defending j
champ and said that Medford
docs have the personnel to
win the conference and dis
bid titles again. But, he in-j
dicated a hope for the breaks. I
The diamond tutor said that
be hadn't expected the pitch
ers to do as well as they did ;
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1 diet that Williams would be
J the world champions' fourth
; starting pitcher.
Williams made his Ameri-
can league debut for the
Yankees Sunday - his first
real competitive appearance
since that fateful walk last
October and breezed to a
5-1 victory over the Balti-
j more Orioles. For those who
believe in omens is the fact
i that the win also gave the
! Yankees sole possession oi
: first place.
The Cleveland Indians
whipped the Detroit Tigers,
6-0, the Washington Senators
beat the Boston Red Sox, 7-6,
and the Kansas City Athletics
edged the Minnesota Twins,
5-4. in other games. The Chi
cago White Sox and Angels
were rained out - the first
rainout in Los Angeles big
To Be Last
Until August
in the first conference games
and that he was thereby
rather pleased with the hurl
ing. Kovenz, who remarked
that he can't remember a
spring which has been so bad
wcatherwise, stated that the
hitters have been tremen
dous, considering their
amount of practice.
Parker Woods discussed the
Medford high golf team and
tabbed the Tornado linksmen
as a state title threat.
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YANKEE
league history.
In the National league, the
Pittsburgh Pirates shaded the
Cincinnati Reds, 1-0, the Chi
cago Cubs opped the San
i Francisco Giants, 31, the
Houston Colts beat the Los
; Angeles Dodgers, 5-4, the Mil
: waukee Braves shut out the
i New York Mets, 1-0, and the
Philadelphia Phillies swept a
doubleheader from the St.
Louis Cardinals, 4-3 and 5-4.
Williams pitched a five
hitter, struck out eight and
allowed only three walks.
Two walks by Chuck Estrada
and singles by Johny Blan
chard and Klston Howard
gave the Yankees two runs
In the first inning and they
added three more in the third
with the help of Clete Boyer's
two-run single. Boog Powell
and Jerry Adair tripled in
succession to produce the
Orioles' run.
Rookie Vic Davalillo's two
run homer and the seven-hit
pitching of Jim Grant and
Jerry Walker enabled the In
dians to deal Detroit's Jim
Bunning his second defeat.
Grant allowed only two hits
and struck out five before
leaving the game when struck
on the pitching arm by a bat
ted ball. Walker yielded five
hits the rest of the way to
pick up his first win.
Chuck Hinton had a triple,
double and two singles to
lead an 11-hit Washington at
tack on six Boston pitchers.
Carl Bouldin was the winning
pitcher although Ron Kline
struck out five and pitched
two-hit ball over the last four
innings for the Senators. Carl
Yastrzcmski had four hits and
Bob Tillman homered for the
Red Sox.
Pinch - hitler Manny Jim
enez three-run double was
the big blow of a five - run
fourth inning as the Athletics
handed the Twins their fourth
loss in five games. Chuck
Howser, Jose Tartabull, Ed
Charles and Gino Cimoli had
two hits each for the Ath
letics. Camilo Pascual, a 20-
game winner, was relieved in
the fourth inning and dropped
his second decision of the
year.
L1NF.8CORKS:
(American League)
Detroit . 000 000 0000 7 0
Cleveland . 000 021 03x H 12 0
Bunning. Lgan (7j, Ductal 8
and Trlandos. Frechan (8). Grant.
Walker (.1) and Edwards, Romano
(7). Winner Walker (1-0). Loser
lunntng to-2l. HR Davallllo.
Baltimore 000 010 000 1 5 0
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discus-
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