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Uillic Mayo Bashes Three Homers As SF giants Trim Cardinals 6-4 MtDrOHD MAIL IHlbUMt. MfcUrOHD, OREGON MONDAY. JUKE 8. 6i 2 B SIPCOnSTTS By JOE SARGIS UPI Sperti Writer Look for the San Francisco Giants to break the National league race wide open any day now. Why? Willie Mays, that's why. When Willie gets into one of his hitting streaks he liter ally carries the Giants, even with all those other muscular hitters, on his back. He gave evidence that he has shaken off his most recent slump Sun., day by ramming three humeri as the Giants dclcatca me ti. Louis Cardinals, 6-4. They were homers No. o, 9 and 10 for Mays, who hadn't hit one since May 17. During that period the Giants won seven games and lost six, and, even though they held onto first place in the NL race, it hardly was a pace befitting a contender, let alone the de fending champion and favor ite. . Throughout his major When you think of leasing . . . think of Southern Oregon Lease Co. COMPUTE SGtlVICE By the hour . . . day . . . month . . . or year ... our rites can save you moneyl SOUTHERN OREGON LEASE COMPANY Sh Jim Coleman at Crttit lake Motors Hdg. Phone 773-7591 Phone 773-3003 6TH & FIR MEDFORD AVIS mutt ctfj league career the 32-year-old Mays has been a streak hitter, and this year doesn't seem any different than the other 11. The thing about Mays' hit ting streaks, though, is that they sometimes produce awe some results - such as Sun day's three homers. The first homer came with Harvey Kuenn aboard in the first inning and was a typical four-base blow - not too long a drive but no cheapie by any means. The second hit the scoreboard at St. Louis' Busch Stadium in deep left-center, a drive of about 400 feet, and ctrsit with the bases empty in the eighth. The third reached to the foot of the scorebosrd in the ninth and gave the Giants a 6-1 lead. Willie snowed signs of com ing out of his hitting slump on Saturday when he got three hits in four at-bats. He finish ed the three-game set against the Cardinals with six hits in 11 at-bats and raised hit average 18 points to .234 -far below his career average of .319. The victory enabled the Gi ants to salvage one game against the Cardinals and wid- ened their lead to two games ! over second place St. Louis I and 3 ',3 over the Los Angeles Dodgers, who lost to the Cin cinnati Reds, 3-2. In the other NL games, the New York Mets swept s dou blcheadcr from the Pittsburgh Pirates, 2-1 and 4-3, the Hous ton Colls nipped the Milwau. kee Braves, 3-1, in 17 innings, and Philadelphia and Chicago split, the Phils winning the opener, 5-2, and the Cubs tak ing the nightcap, 3-2. Jim O Toole picKea up ms ninth victory in beating the Dodgers, but it took some weird doings to achieve as the Reds scorxd three runs on bunt during five-run second inning. A double, infield hit and a walk loaded the bases after two out in the second. The Dodger infield then threw the ball around, two runs crossing on an error by Dick Tracewski and three on a wild throw by Don Zimmer. The Mets gained their first game victory when Bill Vir don and Jerry Lynch collided chasing a fly ball in the 10th inning as pinch-hitter Rod Ka- nchl scored from second, and they gained their second win on a 10th Inning homer by Jim Hickman. Believer Elroy Face was charged with both defeats. Four consecutive singles in the top of the 17th produced the margin of victory for the Colts, who struggled four hours and 38 minutes before beating the Braves. Hal Wood- LINKSCORKSl National League Mat camel . Chicago ... ... 100 100 000 2 8 0 Philadelphia 401 000 OOx S 10 0 Brewer, rotn ioi, ocnuiix i n ana gchaller. McLish (9-31 and Dal rymple. Loser Brewer (3-1 1. HR Williams. Lemon. Malhewi. Cnd game) Chicago 001 001 0003 B 2 Philadelphia . . 000 110 0003 9 0 Koonce. ficnuliz tn. Aicuamei IDI and Sertoli. Mahaffey 13-7) and Dalynnpla. Winner SchulU (1-01. Ran Francisco 101 000 031 10 0 SI. Lou 1 1 000 010 0034 10 0 Marlchal. Bonn (ill ana Baiiey. Brogllo, Humphreys (61, Baula Ifli. bhanu (in ann mccarver. winner Marlchal 17-31. Loser Broglio 15-31. HR Maya 3, tcpeaa. Loe Angelas .... 000 000 1011 T 3 Cincinnati OSO 000 OOx 8 6 1 Podrai. Calmus (St. Bherry 111 and Camlltt. O'Toole, Henry (01 and Pavlaltch. Winner O'Toole (83). Loser Podrea (a-ot. STANDINGS t'nlte Piess InternaUonal AMERICAN pr, c, New YorK - 3 17 .BOS Baltimore - 30 30 mo Chicago 2 20 Ml , Kansas City 31 ..J3 J'; Minnesota 24 33 Jll 4 Boston - 23 33 Jll 4 . a ...I.. 91 97 .471 S Cleveland 'ZZ 10 3.1 .432 7'i Detroit 20 27 .426 I Washington 17 33 .337 13 Sunday's Results ..... Cleveland J, New York 0 (lati Cleveland 7. New Vork 2 (3ndl Boston II. Chicago 0 Mali Chlrago 10, Boston 0 (3ndl Detroit 7. Mluneaota 0 Washington S. Kansas City 4 Los Angeles 8. Baltimore 2 eshick, who pitched six in nings of shutout relief ball, was the winner, and Ron Piche, who worked the last two, took the loss. Between them, the Colts and Braves left 30 runners stranded. Veteran Cal McLish, given a three-run lead at the start, coasted to his fifth straight victory as the Phils won their opener, but Cal Koonce and Barney Schultz combined on a five-hitter to gain the Cubs a split. Art Mahaffey, who won 19 games last year, suf fered his seventh loss against only two victories. NATIONAL LKAOUK ( San Francisco St. Louis Los Angelas .. Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia ... Milwaukee Houston . 31 . 30 , 27 , 37 . 24 , 24 . 33 22 21 New Vork 20 Prt. .020 .177 .931 .MO .311 .300 .460 .4411 .412 1011, J83 13 Sunday's Results Philadelphia a, tnicaao a us,, Chicago 3. Philadelphia 2 llndl New York 2, Pittsburgh 1 (1st, 10 innings) . . .,. New Torn e. rnisourgn u 10 Innings) Cincinnati 9. nnaeira Houston 3, Milwaukee 1 (17 In- n'""1 ...... ...i. a sun rrancireo o. m, uu-jh PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Nnrthern nivlslon W. I., Tacoma 30 10 Spokane " -n Seattle 23 23 Portland a- n Hawaii -. 23 2' Ssutharn Division Pel. (112 .Jin .300 ARB AGO (17 Innlnis) Houston (1(11 000 000 000 000 001 10 0 Milwaukee I 001 000 000 000 000 01 I Ift 0 Bruce, wnndeshlck (ill ana Camnhell. Lemas(er. Schneider (131 naymonrf (13), Piche (10) and Torre. Winner Woodeshick (4-11 Loser Piche 10-11. HR Warwick. fist. 10 Innings) Pittsburgh .. ooo no 0 ooi 01 0 1 New York . 000 100 000 1 -J S 1 Law. race IB I and Burgess. Brand I. Crala. Bearnarth (01 and Sherrv. Taylor (8). Coleman ID). Winner Bearnarth (2-11. Loser face (2-4). HR Snider. (?nd, 10 Innings) Pittsburgh .. lion 000 111 03 8 0 New Ynrk . 0110 021 000 I 4 8 I McBean. Slsk Oil, HartdlK 171, Face iR) and Burgess. Brand (SI. Stallard, Bearnarth (71. Craig 18), Hnok 1 101 and Coleman. Winner Honk 13-31. Loser face 12-31. HR Hickman. nallaa-Ft W San Diego Oklahoma City , Denver Salt Lake City W. L. m 22 28 24 24 lit 24 27 18 30 OB Pet. .338 1 Vs ,4(in 4 .471 .338 10 Sunday's Results . ... Denver 8. Tacotna 3 (1st) Tacoma 3, Denver 1 (2nd I Spokane II, Portland 3 Hal) Hfiia,,f l fliMikins 0 1 2nd I Hawaii I), Dallas-rt. Worth 8 (1st! Dallas-Ft. Worth . Hawaii S !!. . . OKianoma t-ny s. a.n mcin Salt Lake City at Seattle (2 games ppd , ralnl NORTHWEST LEAGUE W. 1.. ITl, l,U ewlstnn 28 13 Yakima ....... - 21 14 Salem 23 18 Trl-Clty 23 18 Wenatchea 17 22 Eugene 3 30 Pel. .843 (100 3 .300 3 .381 3 .438 8 .143 18 Sunday's Results lwlston 3-3, wenatcnee i-u r.ugene S-2. Yakima l- Salem 9. Trl-Clty 2 SAVE TIME! SAVE MONEY! miiimiiiii!!iiiiiimiiiiiiiiinii CRATER LAKE MOTORS COUNT DOWN Vacation CHECK-UP Lubrication '' Wheel Pack ' Adjust Brakes ' Change Oil (5 Qts.) nut Inspect Conditions of . . ' Exhaust System ' Cooling System ' Steering Linkage ' Brake Lining v Tires 4 U-Joints All-Thumbs Panel Hurts LA Dodgers Houston - iupii - Alter a should-have stayed - in - bed second inning in Cincinnati Sunday, the all-thumbs Los Angeles Dodgers will try to cut their four-game losing streak against the Houston Colts tonight. Don Drysdale, 6-3, who has worked one out beyond 100 innings this season, will have ex-Dodger Dick Farrel, 4-5, on the mound at the start of a three-game scries. In the Dodgers' 5-2 loss to the Reds Sunday, Cincinnati scored all its runs in the sec ond inning after two men were put out on easy ground crs to pitcher Johnny Podres, everything Wrong Hut then everything went wrong. Catcher Don Pavletich smacked a solid ground-rule double, Podres knocked down Leo Cardenas' d rl v e but couldn't make a play, and Gordie Coleman walked to load the bases. Shortstop Dick Tracewski fumbled a broken-bat ground er by Reds pitcher Jim O'Toole, allowing a run to score and keeping the bases loaded. A swinging bunt by Vcte Rose was unplayable and an other run was registered. A bunt by Tommy Harper emptied the sacks as third baseman Don Zimmer thrsw the ball wildly past first bare- man Ron Fairly. The final out came when Harper was tagged out over-sliding third base. RV Dairy Maids Subdue Salem Shamrocks by 3-0 Memorial Field, White City - Rogue Valley Dairy Maids broke even In their rplit dou blcheadcr with the Saicnt Shamrocks Saturday by win ning an evening tangle with the Capital city club 3 to 0 in the Northwest Women's Ma jor Softball league. Salem was 1 to 0 victor in afternoon contention. The twilight scrap saw the Maids tabulate in the fourth inning on singles by Janet pfaff and Ellen Callaghan and a fielder's choice swat by Sherry Larson. Pfaff and Callaghan again contributed hits in the fifth frame when the Rogue Valley poked over its other two runs. Yvonne Mclvor also hit. A fielder's choice bunt by Mau reen Larson and a wild pitch also figured in the run-making. Callaghan held the Sham rock's back with two-hit pitching. She walked two. Fern Wilgus give up six hits, all runs and two walks to Rogue Valley in 4 13 in nings. She allowed two bases on balls. Relief pitcher Pearl Pinion fanned one batter. LINKSCOKES: Salem ooo 000 00 2 0 Rogue Valley 000 120 x 3 8 0 Wllsus. Pinion (31 and Butach; Callaghan and S. Larson. Cleveland Lefties Defeat NY Yanks in Doubleheader Br JOE SARCIS UPI Sports Writer Memo to American league managers: If you want to beat the New York Yankees, save your lefthanders for the world champions. And if you need proof of that statement just take a look at what Jack Kralick and youn Sam McDowell of the Cleveland Indians did to the Yankees on Sunday. Kralick, who seems to have regained his 1962 form since being traded by the Minne sota Twins, slopped ths Yao.. kecs on two hits in the opener as the Indians won, 3-0, and McDowell, the 20 -year -old flame - thrower from Pitts burgh beat the champs in the nightcap, 7-2. league leaders . I'nlled Press International NATIONAL LGAGL'K f aver & Lluh n An n u s,i i-Dviugion. rna 42 jas 23 47 .331 Croat. Sll, 32 214 30 73 .341 White. StL 3:1 9in 3n no i-n Cepeda, SP 30 11)2 38 83 J28 Buyer, St.L 4D lri7 21 S3 .320 H. Aaron. Mil .. . AO inn 42 tin :iim T. Davis, LA .... 38 127 13 40 .313 Onnsalez, Pha .. 48 1(12 27 30 .30!) Warwick. Hou .. 43 1.18 13 42 .3(10 Clementc, Pitta 30 137 22 42 J07 AMKRICAN l.KAtiUF. layer & ( lub (. An It II Prt. 47 173 28 (ill .343 43 l(i 17 37 34:, . 38 1U2 20 34 3::t Wagner. LA Malzone. Boa Cauaey. Kt Rohlnson. Chi .. 47 17 28 33 3'J!) Kallne. Del , Fox. Chl Charlea. KC ... Schilling, Boa . i'cpitone. NY 48 177 31 37 .322 48 187 28 80 Hit 43 178 30 38 .313 43 1112 24 80 .313 40 134 21 42 .313 Boyer, NY 43 173 23 54 .312 Home Runs National League: Aaron. Bravea 18: r. Aloti. Glanta 12: Ballev r.l. ants II; Howard. Ondgera, Cepeda. wiani. inn mays, mania, alt iti. American League: Wagner. An gela 13; Allison, Twins 13; Mantle, Yanka: Battey, Twina, and Stuart. Red Sox, all 10. !k JSC" -TLX ""... V' jrUsfiMS:... I lu-.-ii. sa. RODGERS INJURED Angel's Bob Rodgers suffered a sprained ankle as he landed safe ly on first base in the fourth inning of American league baseball game with Balti more in Los Angeles on Sunday. Balti more's Jim Gentile made the long stretch to take the throw. Angels won 8-2. (UPI) LA Angels Sweep All Three Tilts Los Angeles (UPD Manager Bill Rigney today was enjoy ing the sweet tones of his per sonal "hit parade" as leader Mickey Wright Preps For Chattanooga Open Beaumont, Tex. - OJPD - Mickey Wright, tied with her own record of four straight tournament victories and ad mlttcdly "a little weary," to day readied for next week's Chattanooga, Tenn., Women's Open and her last chance to keep the present victory skein alive. The Dalas blonde burned up the course Sunday, turning in a last round 69 for a record 209 total and a victory in the $8,000 annual Babe Zaharias Women's Open golf tourna ment. Little Clifford Ann Creed, of Alexandria, La., hung on gamely through the front nine, but wound up with a 73 for a 54-hole total of 214 and $975 second place money. of the Los Angeles Angels band of sluggers. And the only fervent hope of manager Rigney was that the Chicago White Sox would provide the same accompani ment for his Angel swingers that they received from the Baltimore Orioles. Los Angeles swept its three game scries with the Orioles Sunday with an 8-2 victory behind a 13-hit barrage that gave the Angels 43 hits in the tierce victories to set a c'u'u record for three consecutive games. The Angels generated 22 runs in downing the Orioles in the three contests and ail Rigney could say was, "I just hope it keeps up." Rodgers Hurt LEHRER OUTSTANDING Corvallis (UPll Al Lchrcr senior outfielder from Port land, was named winner of the Vie Brown trophy as Ore. gon Stale's outstanding base- ball player of 1963 at a dinner Sunday night. Huns Ratted In National l.rsgliet F. Ainu, Giants 30; H. Aaron. Braves; Boyer. Cards, and Cepeda. Glanta, all 38; White, Cards 37. American League: Wagner. An gela 38; Allison. Twins 33; Nichol son. White Sox 34: Stuart. Red Sox 34; Kallne. Tigers 33; Robinson. White Sox 33. Printing National l eague! O Dell. Giants R-0. Perranoskl. Dodgers 8-1; Si:n mons. Cards 8-t; McBean. Pirates 3-1; WoiHieshlck. Colts 4-1. American League: Stock. Orioles 3-0; rischer. Alhletlca 7-1; Bouton. Rakow, Athletics 8-2. Rabow, Athlettca 8-2. Ken Ashley NAIAChamp Sioux Falls. S.D. - WPI) - Willamette's Ken Ashley is a national champion again. Ashley cleared 8-8 to cap ture his second NAIA track meet high Jump title in three years here Saturday. lie won the title in 1961 with a lean of 6-9. Portland Slate, with lave- I lin thrower Steve Curtice and shot putter Ken Patera each getting second places, finish- ed filth in the learn scoring with 21 points. Maryland Stnle took the team crown with 82. Reg. H3M Now $ Only s95 Sofia, Bulgaria - UT9 - Ron ! Finley of Oregon State w , eliminated in the feather- I weight class at the world ; freestyle wrestling champion- ships Sunday by Stancho Kolcr of Bulgaria. Finley i scored second and third sr! round Motorics Saturday. CRATER LAKE MOTORS, INC. Between 6th & Main on Fir Phone 773-7591 HI GAR PUSHERS for RENT at A to Z Rental mi N, XWarsies 77-WM AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALS 1" J! ct- j sr, I av1 tU- r?sA 1 SVJC eJf XJ J-A mm mm -:-t,t3' COMPLETE LUBE $100 Includes: Lubrication all fittings Cleaning floor boards Cleaning all windows Checking gear boxes . 1 WHEEL ALIGNMENT WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY American Made Cars Call for Appointment All Work Guaranteed k 99 COMPLETt BRAKE ADJUSTMENT Inspect Brake Linings Adjust All 4 Wheels Add Needed Fluid BRAKE LINING 499 iMatea) Shoes Guaranreeel 25.000 Miles. AS LOW AS lack. Wheel Cylinder Repair Kits 4Qc Complete 41 SEARS SOI I. jKkwn 771-661 Open Men. 1 M. Till P.M. FKEI PARKING But the joy of the Angels was tempered somewhat in Sunday's game when catcher Bob Rodgers twisted his right ankle beating out a bunt and probably will be sidelined Jor two or three days. "Rodgers was just starting to come back after having been out for a couple of weeks with a broken finger and this was a tough thing for him," Rigney said. Although he savored the hitting of his Anje! iwingcrs, Rigney said a big factor in the sweep was the fine pitching the club enjoyed. The Los Angeles hurlers held the top Oriole hitlers to just scattered safeties with the dangerous Brooks Robinson getting only one hit in three games and dropping his average nearly 30 points. The Yankees have lost only 17 games thus far this season in 43 starts but eight of those setbacks have been to south paws, including one to the departed Bo Belinsky, who had just that lone victory over the New Yorkers this season in eight decisions. Yields Two Singles Kralick, who won 12 BTnes for the Twins in 1962 includ ing a no-hit, no-run game over the Kansas City Athletics, gave up a single to Clete Boyer in the third inning and a single to Mickey Mantle in the seventh. Joe Adcock's three - run homer in the sixth inning de cided the issue for Kralick over Bill Stafford. It was Jack's fourth victory in nine decisions and third since com ing to the Tribe on May 2. McDowell didn't pitch near ly as well in the nightcap, but he had more to work on as the Indians opened up a 6-2 lead in six innings. Fred Whitfield, who took over for Adcock in the second game, was the hitting hero with three runs batted in on a double and homer. Orioles Lose The second-place Baltimore Orioles failed to gain ground, though as they bowed to the Los Angeles Angels, 8-2. The third - place Chicago White Sox climbed to within 13 per centage points of the lead by splitting a doubleheader with the Boston Red Sox, winning the nightcap, 10-0, after drop ping te openher, 11-9, while in other games the Detroit Tigers shaved the Minnesota Twins, 7-6, and the Washing ton Senators won their sec ond straight, 6-4, over Kansas City. The Angels handed the Orioles their fifth straight Golf '500' Goes Into Last Round Indianapolis, Ind. IUPII -At least five veteran pros get a shot today at first-prize money of $10,000 in the final round of the $55,000 "500 Festival" golf tourney. The pro circuit's par bust ers did such a convincing job on Speedway's flat acres in the first three rounds of this fourth annual 72-hole affair that Bill Casper's tourney rec. ord of 264 was in jeopardy. Leading the assualt In the final round were Dow Fins- terwald, Tequesta, Fla., and Julius Boros, Mid Pines, N. C, tied with 13-under-par 200 s for 54 holes. One stroke back at 201 were Jim Ferrier, the native Australian from Burbank, Calif., who set a course record 61, 10 under par, Sunday, and Tommy Aaron, Gainesville, Ga. loss as Dean Chance gained his fifth victory, stopping the Birds on six hits. He needed relief help from Julio Navar ro to get the final out. Little Albie Pearson provided the punch with three runs batted in, including his fourth hom er. Lee Thomas also homered for the Angels. Juan Pizarro shut out the Red Sox on just four hits in the second game and aided his own cause with a two. run double during a seven run outburst in the sixth in ning. Carl Yastrzemski's two. run homer in the eighth pro vided the margin of victory for the Red Sox in the open er. Dick Stuart also homered for Boston while Ron Hansen, Floyd Robinson and Pete Ward stroked round-trippers for the White Sox. Singles In Ninth Rocky Colavito's ground single in the ninth drove in the winning run for the Tie. ers after the Twins had rallied to tie the score at 6-6 in the eighth on a double by Jim Hall and a single by Rich Rollins. Colavito homered earlier in the game as did Al Kaline. Chuck Hinton's two -run homer in the 10th inning led the Senators to their victory over the A's. Don Lock's eighth home run in the sev enth tied the score after the A's had taken a 4-3 lead in the sixth. Jim Coates was the winner in relief and Dale Willis, who took over in the 10th, was the loser. I.INESCORES: American League (1st game) New York 000 000 0000 2 0 Cleveland 000 003 Ux s 10 0 Stafford. Renilf (8) and Howard, Kralick (4-5) and Azcue. Loser, Stafford 12-41. HR Adcock, Azcue, (2nd game) New York 000 020 0002 9 a Cleveland 020 022 lOx 7 10 0 Williams, Hamilton 161,' Rcniff HI and Howard. McDowell 13-41 and Azcue. Loser Williams (2-2). HR Whitfield. Detroit 002 001 3017 11 O Minnesota 010 202 010 6 7 2 Faul. Fox (7) and Trlandos. Kaat, Dailcy 171. Moore (8), Sullivan in and Eattey. Winner Fox l3-2t. Loser Sullivan (0-1 1. HR Allison. Kaline, Killebrew, Colavito. Baltimore 100 000 1002 6 3 Los Angeles . 002 301 Ux B 13 I Roberta. McCormick 15). Miller (7) and Orsino. Chance. Navarro !)l and Rodgers. . Sadowski 151. Winner Chance (3-41. Loser Roberta 14-31. HR Pearson, U Thomas. (10 innings) Washington 100 011 100 2 S 11 1 Kansas City 100 003 000 0 1 10 1 Daniels, Kline I6l. Coates 191 and Landrith. Bowsfield, Segui (6l, Fischer (7), Wyatt (81. Willis (101 and Sullivan. Edwards (loi. Winner Coates (2-21. Loser Willis 10-1). HR Cauaey. Lock. Hinton. (1st game) Boston 020 400 221 11 14 0 Chicago 010 140 300 Sill Monbouquette. Earley (Si. Ra datz (8i and Nixon. Herbert, De Busschere (4), Baumann (6). Wil helm I7l. Peters (Si. Brosnan and Martin. Winner Earley (2-2), Loser Brosnan 11-21. HR Stuart, Hansen. Robinson, Ward, Yastrzem-ski. (2nd game) Boston 000 000 000 0 4 3 Chicago 010 207 OOx 10 13 0 Wood, Fornieles (81. Nichols 161 and Tillman. Pizarro (4-2) and Carreon. Loser Ward (0-11. HR Nicholson. HERE'S THE JHIRD WAY TO SHAVE! l. AZOt SIA0ES JCIAPE OFF WHISKEM 2. OIDINAIY IlECTIICS CUP OFF WHISKEIS NOMICO ROTARY ILAMt TOKf OFF WHISKERS Your Dad., .your Grad will thank you foe Norelco rotary-blade shaving. comfort NEW! Uaf 'i NEW! 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