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Crippled Giants
Send Marichal
Against Braves
Milwaukee - IUPD - Right
hander Juan Marichal seeks
his fourth win of the season
tonight in the opener of a
three-game series between the
crippled San Francisco Giants
and Milwaukee Braves.
The Braves are in a fight
ing mood after dropping three
in a row at home to the sur
prising Chicago Cubs. Mil
waukee manager Bobby Bra
gan has nominated Lew Bur
dette, 3-2, to face the Giants.
Giants manager Alvin Dark
may be forced to reshuffle his
lineup due to the possible loss
STANDINGS
By United Press International
AMERICAN LEAGUE
w. V. Pet. GB
Kansas City .... IS 10' .600
New York 12 8 .600 i
Boston 11 8 ..179 , 1
Chicago 12 10 MS Hi
Baltimore . . 13 11 .542 t'.j
Cleveland 9.9 .900 2',i
Los Angeles .... 13 14 .481 3
Minnesota 10 14 .417 4'i
Washington .... 10 1.1 .400' .1
Detroit - 9 13 .375 Jli
Monday's Resulta .
Chicago .1, Kansas City 1
New York 10. Detroit 3
Los Angeles S. Minnesota 4
Only games scheduled.
Tuesday's Probable Pitchers
New York at Detroit Inightt
Stafford (1-1) vs. Mossi (2-11.
Boston at Baltimore (night)
Conley (1-0) vs. Roberts 10-3).
Minnesota at Los Angeles (night)
Perry (0-0) vs. Lee (2-1).
Cleveland at Washington (night)
McDowell 11-2) vs. Osteen 10-2).
Chicago at Kansas City (night)
Buzhardt 11-1) vs. Wickcraham
ll-ll.
Wednesday's Games
Minnesota at Los Angeles (night)
Chicago at Kansas City (night)
New York at Detroit (night)
Cleveland at Washington (night)
Boston at Baltimore (night)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L
Pittsburgh 14 8
St. Louis ... ... 18 10
Pet.
.836
.619
.619
.922
.900
.478
.462
.499
.379
.320
San Francisco ..
Chicago ..
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Los Angeles ....
Cincinnati
New York
Houston
13
13
11
12
10
9
Monday's Results
Pittsburgh 7. Loa Angeles 4
Only game scheduled.
Tuesday's Probable Pitchers
San Francisco at Milwaukee
(night) MBrichal (3-2) vs. Bur-
Htt 13.21
Philadelphia at New York
(nishtl Mahafley (2-3) vs. Jack-
Houston at Cincinnati (night)
Nottebart (3-1) vs. Purkey (0-O).
Los Angeles at St. Louis (nignil
Koufax (2-1) vs. Washburn (5-0).
Wednesday's Games -Philadelphia
at New York
Pittsburgh at Chicago
Houston at Cincinnati (nighr)
San Fran, at Milwaukee (nightl
Los Angeles at St. Louis (night)
PACiriC COAST LEAGUE
Northern Division
W. L.
Tacoma 14 7
Portland 12 ff
Seattle 12 8
Spokane 9 14
Hawaii .. 8 13
Pet.
.667
.600
.600
.391
.381
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W. L. Pel. GB
Oklahoma 12 10 .945
Salt Lake City.. 9 8 .529 15
Denver ... 11 13 .458 2
San Diego 11 14 .440 2'5
Dallas-Ft. Wrth. 9 12 .429 2;
Monday's Results
Tacoma 5. Hawaii 3
Denver 7. San Diego 6
nblihnmi CMv 9. Seattle 5
Dallas-Fort Worth at Portland.
postponed, rain.
Only games scheduled.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Northern Division
W. L. Pel.
Buffalo 12 8 .667
Rochester 10 9 .528
Syracuse . 9 11 .450
Toronto 8 12 .400
Richmond ' 12 .368
Southern Division
w.
Pet.
.600
.600
.900
.455
.453
12
Atlanta .... 12 8
Indianapolis .... 11 II
Jacksonville .... 10 12
Columbus 10 12
Monday's Resulta
Jacksonville 8. Buffalo 6
Columbus 2. Atlanta 1
Indianapolis 4. Arkansas t
Rochester 2. Richmond 0
Toronto 9. Syracuae 3 . .
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
W. L. Pet. G
Wenatchee 8 2 .800 ,
Salem 8 3. .667 1"
Yakima 3 4 ..556 3
Lewiston ..... 7 . 8 .338 2'
TTl-City 5 8 .3R5 4'
Eugene 0 8 . 000 7
Monday's Results
Wenatchee at Salem, ppd.. rain
Yakima at Eugene, ppd.. rain.
HOCKEY
WESTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE
plavoff Standing!
By United Prew International
nat nf Stwen
W. W. OF GA
'San Francisco 4 3 25 25
Seattle 3 4 25 35
Mondiv'i Results
San Franc i ico 4. Seattle 3 (over
time.
Lcafut champion.
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TUESDAY. MAY 7, 1963
of two regulars - second base
man Chuck Hiller and out
fielder Willie McCovey - and
utility out fielder Matty Alou.
X-rays taken in New York
Sunday showed that Hiller
had a bone chip fracture of
the left wrist. Hiller injured
the wrist at Pittsburgh last
Wednesday while making a
tag at second. i
McCovey wrenched h i s
ankle while running out a
triple in the first game of
Sunday's doublehcader with
the New York Mets at the
Polo grounds in New York.
McCovey said nothing about
the ankle until he asked Dark
to lift him midway through
the second game.
Trainer Frank Bowman
said Hiller would be out "two
or three more weeks." Bow
man, who treated McCovey's
ankle during Monday s off-
day and also today, said he
was not sure whether Willie
will be able to play tonight.
Matty Alou's injured knee
has been responding to treat
ment and he has been seeing
action as a pinchhittcr. Dark
said he may use Alou sparing
ly in the outfield tonight if
McCovey s ankle is too tender.
Marichal, who has lost
twice, closed out the Pitts
burgh series Thursday with a
masterful five-hit victory.
The Giants also seek re
venge against the Braves who
took three straight from the
defending National League
champions to close out San
Francisco s home stand Apr.l
zh. During that stand at Can
dlestick Park, the Giants won
only 6 of 14 games.
However, since headine east
the Giants won six in a row
before bowing to the Mets
the finale of Sunday's
doublehcader.
After concluding the three-
game series here, the Giants
head to Los Angeles for the
iirst 1963 meeting with the
Dodgers whom San Francisco
beat in a playoff for the Na
tional league title last fall.
DeNucci To
Take On :
Jose Gonzalez
New York-UJPD-YounB Joe
DeNucci, excellent boxer
puncher from Newton, Mass.,
makes his bid for recognition
as a middleweight contender
Saturday night in a nationally
televised fight with Puerto
Rican Jose Gonzales at the
Boston Arena.
Their 10-rounder stands out
on the week's boxing sched
ule. Each is 23 years old and
an aggressive fighter.
Because of his speed, skill
and punch, DeNucci is favor
ed at 2-1 to beat slugger Gon
zales although Jose is ranked
10th among world 160-pound
contenders by the World Box
ing association and DeNucci
is unrated.
Giulio Rinaldi of Italy de
fends his European light
heavyweight title against Ger
many's Erich Schoeppner at
Rome on Friday.
Also on Friday, light heavy
weight Von Clay of Phila
delphia fights Gustov Scholz
of Germany at Berlin.
Valley Girl
On Linfield
Softball Team
McMinnville - Elyse Eskew,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Eskew, Medford, is a
member of the women's soft-
ball team at Linfield college
The team is one of the inter
collegiate activities sponsored
b y the Women's Recreation
Association and the women's
physical education department
for interested Linfield women.
Miss Eskew plays the posi
tion of right field on the team.
Intercollegiate competition
is held, and in the first such
game of the season, Linfield
was defeated by Portland
State. College. i . .
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WILLIE CELEBRATES The cake wasn't
very big, but Willie Mays, San Francisco
Giant centerfielder, took a big breath as he
blew out the candles on his cake celebrating
Denver, Oklahoma
Tacoma Post PCL
By RON SUPINSKI
United Press International
Ninth - inning rallies pro
pelled Denver and Oklahoma
City to Pacific Coast league
victories Monday while Ta
coma lengthened its Northern
Division lead at the expense
of Hawaii.
Thirty - f ive - year-old out
fielder Al Heist, who played
for Houston in the National
League last year, socked a
grand-slam homer in the ninth
to pace Oklahoma City to a
comeback 9-5 victory over the
Seattle Rainiers. The win
Vachon Seen
Favorite in
Local Ring
Mad Dog Vachon ur favored
to annex the Pacific- Coast
Junior heavyweight wrestling
championship to his northwest
laurels when he meets Cham
pion Rocky Columhifcjn - the
main event at Medford armory
Thursday night.
The first match of tfie three
ply card starts at ,D:30 p.m.
and doors will optrr-wn hour
earlier. Ringside . -reserved
seat tickets are available at
Lamport's sporting goods
store in Medford. V ;.
Vachon is a big; bearded
French Algerian who. has cut
wide swath through the
northwest wrestling circles.
He is a tough campaigner who
will resort to anything to win.
Well Liked Here .-,
Columbo is well liked in
southern Oregon because of
his aggressive and ; clever
style. His past career as a
professional boxer makes him
capable of taking punishment
as well as dishing it "out.
Promoter Elton Owen, in
lining up what he calls his
best card to date, will send
veteran Soldat Gorky; a star
a few years ago at. the old
Bartlett st. armory, against
newcomer Gil "Hilo" Ane, a
former USC football player
who hails from Hawaii.
Pretty Pat Patterson, the
Rnstnn Dandv. and clever
Ricky Hunter will kick tilings'
off in the curtain lifter.
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moved the 89ers into the first
place in the Southern Divi
sion. The Denver Bears, in last
place one week ago, came
from behind with two runs in
the ninth to defeat the San
Diego Padres 7-6 and climb
into third place in the tight
Southern Division.
A throwing error by new
San Diego centerfielder Barry
Shetrone allowed - Denver's
winning run to score. Three
singles had scored one run in
the inning and Shetrone tried
to throw out a runner al third
base after the third single but
the ball sailed into the Padres'
dugout.
Veteran Gordon Windhorn,
whose baseball sojourns have
carried him from Triple-A ball
4o the majors and back again.
ii rt. -n .two-run nomer lor -oan-
tliego in the eighth to give the.
Padres a 6-3 lead.
Denver bonus baby Dan
Schneider, behind 6-5 going
into the Iod of the ninth, was
replaced by Dick Rchm who
got credit for the victory.
Tacoma outfielder Bob Per
ry, who hit .268 for the Giants
Bulletin
The Medford Klamath
Falls varsity baseball game
scheduled here this after
noon has been postponed
because of rain and wet
grounds. It is expected to
be rescheduled for some
time next week.
Buffington To Take
Part In Ski School
Timberline -Lodge A 17-
year old Medford High school
student. Collier Buffington, is
one of 75 skiers from all parts
of the country who will par
ticipate in the seventh annual
Timberline lodge summer
racing school, June 17-26.
A member of the Rogue
Snowmen, Buffington, recent
ly spent a week at Sun Val
ley, Idaho, to improve his ski
technique. He plans to par
ticipate in the Golden Rose
brace,- a feature of fontanel t
annual Rose festival. '
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his 32nd birthday at Milwaukee Monday as
Giants prepared for scries with the Braves.
(UPI) ...
City and
Victories
last season, belted a two-run
homer in the fourth to spark
his team's 3-3 win over Ha
waii. Ron Herbel won his
third game for the Giants,
going the route and allowing
seven hits. He retired the last
10 islanders in order.
The victory gave Tacoma a
14-7 record and a IVi-game
edge over Portland and Seat
tle who are tied for second.
Heist's blast touched off a
six-run ninth for the 89ers. It
was hit off another oldtimer.
George Spencer, 36-year-old
reliefer for Seattle. He ab
sorbed his third loss against
one win.
The Rainiers had taken a
4-3 lead in the eighth on Jim
Rivera's solo homer. The
89crs' uprising an inning later
was . touched off bv a double
error by Rac, SUder, Seattle
shortstop. With two out and a.
runner on first, he bobbled a
ground ball and then threw it
into right field, allowing run
ners to move to second and
third.
i- Hal Smith followed with a
double. A- walk loaded the
bases and Heist hit his homer.
Rain caused postponement
of the Dallas-Fort Worth at
Portland game.
Lincscores:
Oklahoma C. 010 110 0009 II 3
Seattle 011 001 0115 11 2
Gulstl, Gerard (9) and H. Smith
Spanswick. Spencer (81 and Gib
son. WP Guistl. LP Spender.
San DlcgO ....012 010 020 fl 9 1
Denver 100 200 0227 10 1
Janclch. Slslcr (81. Rlsenhoover
(9) and Pavletlch; Schneider, Rchm
(01 and Roof. WP Pchm. LP
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Hawaii 000 030 0003 7 4
Tacoma ... 200 300 OOx 5 1 ' 2
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Yankees
For First With
By MILTON RICHMAN
UPI Sports Writer
The New York Yankees are
back on top again and frankly,
who did you expect, the Wash
ington Senators?
If you had paid strict atten
tion, you would have known
Open Stake
Captured
By Nik Nak
Nik Nak, owned by Mrs.
Margaret Dcnman and han
dled by Leonard Nelson was
winner iji the open stake Sun
day in the Rogue Valley Re
triever club's fifth picnic trial
of the season.
Powder puff derby honors
were taken by Mrs. Pat Gard
ner handling Hunter.
Gay Knight, -owned by Jack
Gardner, was victor in the
qualifying stake. Terry, own
ed by Bob Hissong, Glendale,
too the derby stake and Cap
tain, owned by Walt Garter,
Roseburg, the puppy event.
The trial was conducted in
the Kenneth G. Denman man
agement area of the Oregon
game commission. Twenty
seven dogs were entered.
Hunter Second
Leonard Nelson's Hunter
was second in the open with
Floyd Bubb's King third and
Mike Well's Mik fourth.
In the qualifying event
Bomber, owned by Hetty Na
politano and handled by Bob
Napolitano was second. King
took third and Mik fourth.
Tom Richard's Missy gained
a merit award.
Bubb's Misty took second
in the derby and Del Berg
mans Happy third. Lynn
Shreeve's Lady was second in
the puppy stake, Evelyn
Kirk's Truly third and Lila
Bubo s Tina and Mrs. Kirk s
Widgeon were awarded merit
certificates.
Lila Bubb, handling Misty,
and Diane Windsor, with Gay
Knight, gained merit awards
in the powder puff event.
Bob Napolitano, Hissong,
Shreeve and Rickard shared
.trial chairmanship duties.
-. Ernia Black and' Del Berg
man were open judges and
Black and Mrs. Kirk judged
the qualifying stage. Derby
judges were Nelson, Pat Gard
ner and student Diane Wind
sor. Those handling the puppy
stake judging were ..Rickard,
Mrs. Dcnman and student Bill
Windsor.
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weeks ago everything was go
ing to be okay with the Yanks.
When some alarmists sug
gested this could be one of
their off-years. Manager
Ralph Houk said not a chance.
When questions were raised
about Whitey Ford's arm, the
Yankee manager said don't
worry. And when anyone
asked when Mickey Mantle
would start hitting, Houk al
ways said soon.
It looks as if he was- right
on all counts.
Technically, the Yankees
are tied for first place in the
American League today with
the Kansas City Athletics but
the A's had better hurry up
and get a picture of that be
cause that situation is subject
to change on short notice.
Yanks Crush Tigers
Baring their muscles for the
first time in weeks, the Yan
kees rattled off 13 hits and ran
up their highest run total ot
the season Monday night in
crushing the Detroit Tigers,
10-3.
League Leaders
Rv United Press International
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Player ii Club G. AB R. H. Prt
Covnjtn.. Phil 19 .18 14 23 .397
T. Alou. S.F. ..24 1)8 10 37 .37B
White. St. L. 26 102 10 36 .353
Edwards. Cln. 21 71 7 29 .352
Howard. L A. 25 1)2 13 32 .348
Demel'r, Phil. 21 74 12 25 .338
Altman. SI L. 26 01 12 30 .330
Vlrdon. Pitt. 19 7 3 22 .328
Ceoeda. S.F. 26 104 17 34 .327
Wine, Phil. .. 20 40 3 16 .327
AMERICA LEAGUE
Player & club ft. AB
Pet
382
.355
.346
.345
337
.333
J29
J2!l
.326
Causey. KC. 17
Yastrzmski,
Boston ... 10
Lcppcrt, Wn. IB
Rohins'n. Chi. 22
68
76
52
Wasncr. L A. 23
Amis n, Minn. 24
Fox. Chi 20
Schllli'8. Bos. 19
Charles. K C. 24
Kallne, Oct... 24
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HOME RUNS
National Leaaue: Aaron. Braves
0: Ccpeda. Giants 6; Maya, Giants;
Bailey, uianis; r. Ainu, uiants;
Banks, Cubs; Snider. Mets; Deme
ter. Phtla; Covington, Phila; How
ard. DociKers all 5.
American League: wacner. An-
:els 6: Nicholson. White Sox 8;
toward. Yanka 6: PcDitone. Yanks:
Powell, Orioles; Held. Indians; Al
lison. Twins; Osborne. Senators;
Kinton. Scnatora all 5.
RUNS BATTED IN
National League: Boyer. Cards
22; Aaron. Braves 22; Covington,
Phils 21; Cepeda. Gianla 10; Fairly.
Dodgcra 10; Edwards. Reds 18; F.
Alou, Giants 18.
American League: Allison. Twins
20; Nicholson, wnue sox nr. Os
borne. Senatora 18: Baltey. Twins
18: cnarles. Atnieucs ii; wagner,
Angela 17.
PITCHING
National League: Washburn.
,'nrrim 5.0. Simmons. Cards 4-0:
O'Dcll. Giants 3-0: O'Toole, Reds
6-1. Sanford, Gianta. 5-1.
American Loague: Fischer, Ath
letics 5-1; Stocks, Orioles 3-0; Che
ney, Senators 4-1: Pcna, Athletics
4-1; Herbert. . White Sox 3-1; Ra
kow. Athletics 3-1.
COURTESY CHEVROLET
Alive, Garner Tie
Win Over
The Tigers ended Ford's
string of scoreless innings at
20 when they got to him for
three runs in the fourth in
ning but the veteran southpaw
still registered his third
straight victory even though
Jim Bouton relieved him in
the seventh.
Mantle enjoyed a perfect
night, driving in three runs on
three hits in as many times at
bat. With the Yanks leading
4-3, he smashed a two-run
homer off loser Hank Aguirre
(3-3) in the seventh to make
the score 6-3.
Tom Trcsh, who collected
three hits, then unloaded a
three-run homer off reliever
Paul Foytack in the eight to
cap a four-run rally. Bobby
Richardson also had three hits
and drove in two runs.
In (he only otner American
League games sceduled, the
Chicago White Sox beat Kan
sas City, 5-1, and the Los An
geles Angels snapped a four
game losing streak with a 5-4
victory over the Minnesota
Twins.
Only one game was played
in the National League, with
the Pittsburgh Pirates down
ing the Los Angeles Dodgers,
7-4.
Gary Peters of the White
Sox, given his first major
league start, made the most of
it by limiting the A s to four
hits and belting a home run
himself.
Peters tired after eight in
nings, however, and Jim Bros-
nan, picked up 24 hours ear
lier from the Reds, relieved
him In the ninth and set down
the A's in order, striking out
two of the three batters he
faced.
Southpaw Ted Bowsficld
suffered his fourth defeat
against one victory, yielding
10 of the White Sox' 13 hits,
including homers by Peters
and Mike Hershbergcr
Albie Pearson drove in four
of the Angels' five runs
against the Twins by connect
ing for a pair of doubles, both
times with the bases loaded.
Pearson's second double
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Tigers
came off Bill Plcis with on
out in the ninth and broke up
the ball game after Zoilo Ver
salles had singled home Bob)
Allison in the top of the in
ning to put, Minnesota ahead,
4-3. Dan Osinski was credited
with his first victory and Ray
Moore charged with his first
defeat.
Johnny Logan's pinch single
with the bases full climaxed a
four-run rally in the sixth In.
ning that gave the Pirate)
their come-from - behind vie
tory over the Dodgers.
Logan s shot to right field
came on a 3-2 pitch by Don
Drydale and snapped a 4-all
tie. Jim Gilliam's throwing
error made three of the runs)
in the inning unearned.
Drysdale, a 25-game winner
last year, now is 2-3. Joe Gib
bon, who relieved Pirate start
er Bob Friend and was re
lieved himself, posted his sec
ond victory without a defeat.
Frank Howard socked his
fifth homer over Forbes
Field's left field scoreboard
in the third.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Los Angeles 013 00U 000 4 16 1
Pittsburgh 200 004 lOx 7 13 O
Drysdale, Roebuck (til and Rose
boro. Friend, Gibbon 14), Sisk 7i.
Face (7) and Burgess. Winner
Gibbon (2-0). Loser Drysdale (2
31. HRHoward.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago 102 010 0103 13 0
Kansas City 000 0U0 010 1 4 1
Peters. Brosnan 10) and Carreon.
Bowsficld, Willis (71. Ttiiei 10) ami
Sullivan. Winner Peters 11-2).
Loser Bowsfleld (1-4). HR Pe
ters,, Herahberger.
New York . 001 120 24010 13 3
Detroit 000 300 000 3 10 3
Ford, Bouton (71 and Howard.
Aguirre. Foytack 181, Eaan (01 and
Trlandos. Winner Ford (3-21,
Loser Aguirre 13-31. HR Mantle.
Tresh.
Minnesota ...ono 021 noi 4 7 a
Los Angelca 000 030 002 5 8 1
Roland. Lasher 15), Dailey 16),
(6i, Roggcnburk (7i, Moore (8), .
Plcis (01 and Battcy. Chance. Na
varro (5), Nelson (6), Osinski IR)
and E. Sadowski. Winner Orinskl
(1-0). Loser Moore 10-11.
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