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10 A TUESDAY. APRIL 16, 1863 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD. OREGON pvae of fans welcomed them STANDINGS Beavers Score Three In 11th, Still Lose To Dallas-Ft. Worth Hv United Preii International AlUBIGAM LSAUUE W. L. New York 4 1 Baltimore 3 2 Detroit 3 2 Kama City 3 2 Chicago 2 2 Loa Angelea .... 2 2 Botton 2 3 Cleveland 2 3 Washington 2 3 Minnesota 1 Pet. .800 .600 WO .600 .300 .500 .-too .400 .400 00 Monday' Iteault No gamefc scheduled Tuesday's Games Los Angeles at Minnesota Kansas City at Chicago Detroit at New York Maltin.ore at Boston Washington at Cleveland (nlghli Oateen tU-0. vs Donovju i(M Wednrsdav's tiamrt Loa Angeles at Minnesota Washington at Cleveland mightt Detroit at New York Baltimore at Boston lOnly games scheduled I crowd (UPI) LOST IN CHOWD Members of National League champion San Francisco Giants are barely visible on steps of city hall as huge Giants Return To Candlestick; Get Welcoming Parade Monday. San Franclsco-IUPli-The San Francisco Giants today re turned to windy Candlestick park the place where they won the National League flag. Last year, the Giants com piled a spectacular 61 21 mark in the much discussed ballpark and a full house of 40,000-plui was certain to fhow up for today's home opener against Houston, un less rain washed out the pro ceedings. - Manager AI Dark held out the brilliant southpaw-, Silly Fierce, all last week to enable him to pitch the home opener. Last year Pierce was 12-0 during the season at Candlestick Park and won number 13 against the New York Yanks In the World Series. Houston named Bob Bruce as its starter. The Giants were 4-1 on the road last week and moved in to a tie for first in the crowd ed National League chase, but Dark is not happy with his troops' performance to date. The Giants power boys have been carrying the team with Felipe Alou, Orlando Cepeda and Willie McCovey all hitting .400 or better. Wil lie Mays is hitting only .222 but has hit two homers and scored six runs. What has distressed Dark has been the collapse of his infield both in the field and at the plate. Catcher Tom Hal- ler is hitting .158, second sacker Chuck Hiller and third Baseman Jim Davenport .14a each, and Jose Pagan .053. Besides not hitting, they have been making errors and misplays of a kind that no team can get away with against ton-flight competition. "Potentially, we are just as strong as last year, maybe stronger. But the others have improved, too. We'll have to do better,'' Dark says. More than 100,000 fans turned out to welcome the team home Monday In a brief parade through the down town section. After the reception, the Gi ants headed (or Candlestick Park but found it too soggy for a workout The Giants ? it good news when Matty Alou, the ailing reserve outfielder whoso left knee has buckled twice, escap ed an operation. Dr. Floyd Jergesen examin ed him and called Alou's in jury "minor cartilage dam age," Otherwise, the Giants were in good condition for their 14-gamc home stand. Follow ing Houston, they meet Chi cago, Cincinnati, St, Louis and Milwaukee. Dark says Billy O'Dell and Sanford will pitch Wednesday and Thursday. NATIONAL LI w.lt W. L Pittsburgh . .. t 1 San ''ranceico ..a 1 Philadelphia .4 1 Milwaukee 4 2 St. Louis 3 1 Loa Anselea 3 3 Chicago . .. 2 3 Houiton 2 4 Cincinnati 1 4 New York ..0 6 rat. , 800 800 00 .667 .600 I .500 I ' .400 2 333 2 .200 3 .000 4' Monday! Results Milwaukee 4, New York 3 (Only garnet acheduledi Tuesday's Probable Pitchers Philadelphia at Milwaukee Houston at San Francisco New York at Cincinnati might) Hook 10-1) vs. Maloney (0-0). Pittsburgh at St. Louis (night) Francis lO-li vs. Gibson (0-fl. Chicago at Los Angeles (nlghtl Buhl (0-1) vs. Pndres (O-li. Wednesday's Games Pittsburgh at St. Louis New York at Cincinnati might) Philadelphia at Milwaukee (nlchti Chicago at Los Angeles (nighti Houston at San Francisco (night) SPORTS W. I.. Prt. GB Oklahoma City 2 1 .667 Denver 2 1 .667 San Dlegu 2 I .667 Dallas-Ft. Worth 2 2 .500 Salt Lake City 0 0 000 Northern Division W. L, Pet. GB Portland 2 2 .500 Taroma I 1 .300 Seattle 1 2 .333 'j Spokane 1 3 .250 1 Hawaii 0 0 .000 I By United Press International Portland scored three runs I in the top of the 1 1th and still I managed to lose at Dallas in the wildest game yet of the new Pacific Coast League campaign. The game took 5 hours and 20 minutes and did not end until early today, but it goes into the book as a mere 4 hours 30 minutes long. Fifty minutes of delay occurred when half the lights at Bur nett Field went out. The lights went out for Portland in the bottom of the 12th when Dallas loaded the Net, Golf Encounters This Week Mcdford girls' and boys' tennis teams each have two matches this week. The girls entertain St. Mary's on Wednesday after noon and Lake Oswego on Saturday morning. The boys have afternoon home matches with Ashland on Friday and Klamath Falls on Saturday. Crater boys play at Klam ath Falls on Friday and host North Bend on Saturday. Ash land Roes to Grants Pass on Saturday. In golf competition Grants Pass clashes at Ashland on Friday and Medford travels lo Coos Bay for a Saturduy scrape with Marshfield, Monday's Results San Diego 3. Spokane 2 (13 in nings) Dallas-Ft. Worth 11. Portland 10 (12 innings) Seattle 6. Oklahoma City S Salt Lake City Ht Hawaii 12 games postponed, rain.) (Only games scheduled) TUESDAY'S GAMES Spokane at San Diego Satt Lake City at Hawaii (' games l Tacoma at Denver Portland at Oklahoma City Seattle at Dallas-Ft. Worth TECH SPLITS Klamath Falls - W!l - Ore gon Tech and Eastern Oregon split an Oregon Collegiate con ference baseball doublehead Saturday. Oregon Tech won the first game 6-2 and Eastern Oregon captured the second contest 3-2. PSC BEATS DUCKS Portland - GOT - Portland State got jparklltlg pitching performances from Gordon Rlese and Al P'aschio to s-ore 2-0 an 3-2 baseball wins over previously unbeaten Oregon Saturday. Builders Supply Buy At QUALITY Chimncyi fK BLOCKS 727 I 0W W. McAndrewi PHONE 773-4575 SM Meets Ashlanders In Track St. Mary's and Ashland start the high school varsity track activity this week. They contend on Wednes day afternoon at Ashland. Feature attraction of the week will be the Rotary meet on Saturday at Grants Pass. Medford, Phoenix, Rogue Riv er and Eagle Point are to have entries along with host GP. Crater goes to Roseburg on Saturday. Illinois Valley will vie at Phoenix on Friday and Grants Pass junior varsity will con tend at Rogue River. Ninth grade meets will have McLoughlin at Ashland on Friday and Savage and Klamath Falls against Hed rick at Medford on Saturday, Friday seventh and eighth grade meets are Savage and Monument at Hedrick, Mc Loughlin at South Grants Pass and Central Point and a Klamath Falls team at Ash land. bases on a walk and two sin gles and Ron Henry singled home the winning tally. Tlie regular contest ended 7-7 after nine innings and the Beavers seemed to wrap things up with three in the 11th. But old pro Ray Jablon sky's homer sparked a three run Ranger burst in the 11th. Bruce Swango, a busy re liever who seems to figure in just about every Dallas-Ft. Worth decision, got the win, while Bill Kitk took the loss. Jay Ward of the Rangers crashed a pair of homers and Portland's Bill Kern also lost one in a wild battle that saw a dozen pitchers touched for 33 hits. In other action Monday night, San Diego nudged Spo kane 3-2 in 13 innings, Seattle slid by Oklahoma City 6-5, and Salt Lake was again washed out at stormy Hono lulu. Deron Johnson did most of the damage for San Diego. He followed Art Shamsky's triple with a single in the 13th after having delivered a big single during the Padres' two-run rally in the seventh. The former USC athletic ace John Werhas drove in both the loser's runs. Dick Luebke, third Padre hurler, picked up the win after a nice relief job. Seattle broke a 5-5 tie at Oklahoma City with a run in the top of the ninth. Archie Skeen led off with a double, took third on a sacrifice play and then went home on a long drive by Rac Slider. Dave Roberts and John Weekly homered for the los ers, who absorbed their first defeat after two wins. Former big leaguers George Spencer of Seattle and Gor don Jones of the 89ers picked up the decisions to both emerge with 1-1 marks. Heffner. Spencer (7i and Skeen; Johnson. Jones '8i and Wooten. wp Spender. LP Jones. (12 innings) Portland 031 120 000 030 10 13 2 Dallas-Ft Worth 010 211 200 031 11 18 I Krause. Aker (6). Hernandez (7i. Mackenzie 10i. Kirk (Hi and Saul; Cimino, Mecklenbery (4), Ar- rlgo (5i. Donohue '7). Rantz 8). Dotter (10. Swango ill and Henry. WP Swango. IP Kirk (13 innings) Spokane 001 010 000 000 02 10 3 San Diego . 000 000 200 000 13 10 0 Reed. McGavock (13), Tlllotson ( 13 . and Julian: Breeden. Sisler (8). Luebke (lOi and Pavletich. WP Luebke. LP McGavock. LAMPORT'S Medferd's Most Popular Sporting Goods Store 22 Fast Main Street FISHING TACKLE Calfornia & Oregon Angling Licenses PHONE 772-6815 1HE 0EPBI0ABI18 BUIIT BY OOOGf ! I Seattle Okla. City 000 001 1316 000 012 0205 Paul Jones at the garden club? Not likely! This whiskey's blended for man. Blended rich and mellow-with bourbon for verve, aged rye for heft, a touch of two fisted corn whiskey, and aalact grain neutral spirits. Not for tha cardan club. 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Titans), today bcRnn a search for another Johnny Unitas to help him beat the five -year championship timetable h e once wrote for the Baltimore Colts. The odds are strictly against Ewbank, ol course, hut he feels that with a few "sleepers" like Unitas, can "start a new era In the Amer- L2 OPEPM AgT AMBr-now '& A GOOD DISH ROtt A MAkJ IP HE SEASONS rr vjith commow sewse. Wp Make Saturday Deliveries al Only a Slight litra Charge rrompr courteous Service, IBM W Ji', p A 77J.016 lean Football league And who can blame Wecb for hoping? The S5 - year -old Ewbank, dismissed by the Colts at the Close ol tha last National Foot ball league season, Monday signed a three-year contract railing for an estimated $100. 000 to serve as coach, general manager and vice president of New York's AFL entry. At the samp time, Dave (Sonny) Werblin, new presi dent ot the club, announced that tlie nickname would be changed lo Jets, rhyming with Mcts. The Matt and Jets Joint- j ly will occupy the new sta- I dhim now under construction ' on Long Island. Ewbank readily admitted that the Jets' biggest problem is players Tlie old regime headed by tempestuous Harry Wismcr did not sign a single member o( last season's col- I lege crop. "But this club is not any worse than the Colts when I took them over in lio4," Ew bank Insisted. -Talk about a challenge Well, this is no tougher than a lot of others. I've faced "I've seen sicker cows than this one get well, " he gagged in an allusion to his Hoosler farm-boy unbrmumi; The pudgy Ewbank said uiai in ins cuoris to rebuild the Jets, for this year at least he would have to rely heavily on free agents, rejects from other pro clubs, fugitives from Canadian (ootball and other sleeper-type players. "Johnny L'nitas was a free agent, you know," he remind ed his listeners. L'nitas was playing sandlot football for $tj a game in Pittsburgh when Ewbank signed him. With Uni- ; tas at quarterback, the Colts won the NFL championship; in 19S8 and 1939. ft ra . RECEPTIVE ! Readers Welcome Newspaper Advertising . . . It's Not an Intrusion! People really want newspaper advertising and have said so. Surveys usually show well over SOri in favor of newspaper advertising; less than 70rc for magazines ; and under 40rc 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. Medford Tribune
