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TUESDAY. JUNE 4. 1963 10 A Ira, Lchcrc fit Murphy Make Coast All-Stars MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON Stanford, Calif. - (WD - Four schools placed two men each on the NCAA 8th district all star baseball team announced here by W. P. Fehrinff, chair man of the district rules committee. Landing a pair of players on the mythical squad were district champion USC, run ner-uo Oregon State. Califor nia Poly of Pomona and Los Anceles State. Outfielder H. V. Murphy of the University of Oregon top ped the squad with a .449 average, while Occidental's Don Hagen led the pitchers with a 10-0 record and eye DODpine 0.30 earned run mark. Here is the 1D63 team: P-Don Hagen, Occidental, TO O. 0.30. LEGAL NOTICES SUMMONS VOR PUBLICATION No. fij 57 K IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY ALL1E A. THOMAS Plaintiff vs. TOMMIE G. FODGE, alio known ai H H FODGE, also known at TOM FODGE and JOYCE C. FODGE. also known ai Mn. TOMMIE FODGE, alio known as JOYCE FODGE, husband and wife; ELTON C. DUNKEN, BEN NETT R. HILL, VICTOR R. MAS TERS and WILSON P. NOBL1N, Individually and ai a co-partner-hip doing business at Grunt Piss Hubburd-Wruy Co.; ROGUE VALLEY CREDITORS, SERV trr. IN(7 n Oreiron Coroora- lion CREDIT BUREAUS ADJUSTMENT DEPARTMENT, INC.. an Oregon Corporation; GAIL GROOMS, doing bufineni a Lsfflng Gai Service; tne un known helm of each and all th above named Del end ant it any of aald Defendant be dead: Alto all otner persons or parties un- knnwn Halmlnir IHV rifiht. UtlO. lien, ei late or interest in lh real properly described In the Complaint nerein. Defendants TO: ALL THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You and eacn of you are hereby required to appear and answer to ine t,onipiaim mcu against you in the above entitled suit within four ) weeks from the date of (he first publication of this Summons, and if you fail to to answer or otherwise appear in aid suit, for want thereof. Plain tiff will take a Decree against you for the relief prayed for In Ihe Plaintiffs Complaint succinctly stated as follows: That Plaintiff have J ud dement against Ihe above named Defend ants. Tommie G. Fodge and Joyce C. Fodge, husband and wife, tor the turn Tff Two Thousand and No'lOCKni Dollars f2,uou.00 plus Interest thereon at the rate of four per cent 4) per annum from tha ltith day of April, 1057, until the date of entry of Decree herein, and for the further aunt of $31)0 attor ney fees and for the sum consti tuting the Plaintiff's costs and dis bursements taxed herein. That that certain mortgage, dated the loth day of April, 11)57. securing a promissory note dated April 16, 1037, made and delivered bv tha Defendants. Tommie G, Tod ae and J ovce C . Kodae. to Plaintiff. AlHe A, Thomas, at Roaue River Oreaon. and recorded on tha aoth day of April, 11157, in Volume 3241. Pases 157 and 15B Mortgage Records of Jackson Cuunlv Oreaun. ha toracluaad. That the real property described in taia niunvHKe snuaiv in wv aun County, Oregon, to-wii; The Southwest quarter of the Northeast quartet' of Section S, Township 3d South; Range 4 West of the Willamette Meri dian, ALSO, all of Lot 3 lying South of the now existing - County Road In the Northeast one-ouarier of Section 5, Township 30 South, Range 4 West of the Willamette Meri dian. Jackson County. Oregon, consisting of approximately 47 acres, more or less, be eold by the Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon, according to the law and the practice of tha Court; that the proceeds of said sale ha applied to the payment of the amount due the Plaintiff from the Defendants Tommie G. Fodge and Joyce C. Fodge, and that all the Defendants, each and everv one. and all persons claiming by. through or under them, cither as purchasers, encumnrancers oi omerwise, suosequeni to ine exe cution of the said mortgage, be barred and foreclosed of any and all right, title. Mm. estate, or in terest in and to the above describ ed premises except the right of De fendants Tommie G. Fodga and Joyce C. Fodge to redeem laid premises as provided by law. That tit Flutititf or any other party to iht suit may become a purchaser at said sale, that the Sheriff execute a certificate of title to tha purchaser, that the Pur chaser be let lu'o Immediate pos teuton of the premises on the production of tthe bherilf Certtf Icate of Title theretor. and that satd sale be confirmed by the Order o( this Court and upon the exmratlon of the redemultun nert- od as provided by law in the event oi saia uremiacs nui wing reneeni' ed bv the Defendant!. Tommie CI Vodee and J ovce C. Purine, a deed be Issued by the sheriff to the fmrchaser conveying the premises a the purchaser, and that the Court make and enter an Order for such other and further relie at to the Court may seem just and equitable. Thia Summons It published bv the Order of tha above entitled Court made and entered on the 13th day of April, 19ti3, directing that Uttt Summons be served bv publication thereof once etu-h week fur four 4t consecutive wrens m me nieniora Mail Trt bune. a newsoaner nutihthoH i.rf of general circulation In Jackson vouniy. uregon. uate of first publication It 5 14, John M. Rots Attorney at Law 230 West Main Street Medlord, Oregon P-Walt Peterson, USC, 10-3, 1.93. x-P-C e c i 1 Ira, Oregon State, 10-2. 2.02. C-To-n Hinkle, Cal Pol y, .367. IB-Randy Schwartz, UCLA, .386. 2B-A1 Cout, Los Angeles State, .310. 3B-Louii Smith, Cal Poly, .311. SS-A1 Lehcre, Oregon Stale, .404. OF-H. D. Murphy, Oregon, .449. x-OF-Gene Neri, Los Ange les State, .312. OF-Kenny Washington, USC. .361. x-repeater from 1962 team, Fredenburg Wins 1st Writers' Scholarship Portland Marshfield High school basketball star Edward Fredenburg Monday wag named winner of the $500 first annual Oregon Sports writers and Broadcaster! asso ciation scholarship. The selection of the 6-3 Fredenburg, who plans to en roll in the school of engineer ing at Oregon State universi ty for the next school year, was made from 47 applicants by a committee of educators. 1 "!WilJ I arum j j. a, .... v;; League Leaders By United Frcss International B A IT INI NATIONAL I.KAfite Player 4 Hub ti. AU Cvngtn.. Phil 42 134 Groal. St L. 52 214 White, St L. 52 210 Cepeda. S .. 50 -92 Buyer. St L. 49 197 H. Aaron. Mil M 1U0 Temple. Hous 43 lttH Conzalc. Phil 48 162 T. Davis, LA. 37 130 Clmenlc.. Pitt 39 137 Player at Club Hi. AH Ma I zone. Bos. 43 Ihn Wagner, LA. 48 17U Causey, K C. 38 13 Rhin.n, Chi. 47 171 Kaline. Det. 48 177 Fox. Chi 47 102 Charles. K C. 48 1S2 Schilling. Bos 43 1U2 Pepltone. NV 40 134 Buyer. NY .. 43 173 I R. H Pet. 23 47 Ml 30 73 J41 31 69 J29 36 83 328 21 63 J20 42 60 .316 11 52 J10 27 50 J09 13 40 JOS 23 42 .307 i H. Pet. 17 57 343 28 80 .333 21 35 333 28 36 .327 31 37 .322 26 61 JIB 30 37 313 24 60 .313 21 42 -3)3 23 54 J12 LEGAL NOTICES NATIONAL FOHKST TIMllKIl FOR KAI.K flection I lilowtfown Oral auction bMs will be received by the Koreat Supervisor, or his authorized representative at the office at the Forest Supervisor, PrtMl Of lira Hulldine. Medlord. ore- an. besinnina at 2 00 P.M., P U T.. June 14, 1UH3, for all merchantable timber marked or designated for cutting on an area embracing 3 acres, more or less, within Sec tions 3. 4. 9 and 10. t. 31 s.. ft 3 W. M., surveyed, In the Hoiui River National Forest. Jackson County, uregon. ine esti mated volumes are: 123 M board feet of Doualas-fir: 350 M board feet of ponderosa pine, sugar pine and western white pine; 10 M board feet of white fir and other species. The minimum acceptable bid per M board feet la as follows: Douglas-fir $27.73; ponderosa pine, iiigar pine ana western wniic pine ii.au: wnite ur ana omer species 83.05. This Includes the following rate, per M board feet for stump agu, including deposit for sale r e a oeitermeni: uoumas ur 823.80; ponderosa pine, sugar pine : and western white pine 7.2.i; I white fir and other species $2,011: net S3.ua lor slush disposal lor an species. In addition there is within , :ha sale area an uneslimatcd vol- ; unio of Douulas-fir. lous and peel i er blocks, unmerchantable because or delect whicn tne binder muy agree to remove at $0.00 per M board leel nroas scale, sealed htus will be publicly opened and posted at tha of i tec of the Forest Super visor, Men iora, uregon, at 2 :uu P.M., P.D.T.. June 14, lUf)3. All those who submitted a satisfactory sealed ma will ne pormiitcd im mediately to continue auction bid ding a money orucr. unnK aruti, cannier s or certified check In tha luin of $1,300 00 must accompany eacn oia. 10 oe annitra io tne nur- chase price, refunded, or retained lor application to any claim lor nnmnges. according to ins comu lions of sale. If requested by Iho purcnaser, contract lertns win per mit felling of timber in advance of payment up to the value of the fieriormance uond. If an orl hid s declared to be hiah at the closing of the auction, the bld.ler ust inmedlnte v con (Inn the oral bid by submitting 11 In writing on rorest service old form, i nc right to reject any and all bids la reserved, roresi service mo forms for use In submlttlnc scaled bids and full Information concerning the timber, the conditions of snle and the submission of bids should be obtained from the District It anger, Union Creek Ranger Sta tion. Prospect. Orrson. or the For est Supervisor, Mcdford, Oregon, hefore outs are auhmiitcd. NOTK r. ur UKKtlON OAlltY PKOIIUCTS rtlMMlSSlON I'tmi.U: IllUIOKT Ml.KTlNi; Notice hereby is given that a public meeting will be held, pur- I suant to ORS Chapter 378. the Oregon Commodity Commission Act; at naiem, uregon. on June 20th. lt3. at 10:00 AM. upon a proposed budget for operation of tne uregon uairy rrooucts com mission during the fiscal year July tutu to June 30, iut)4. At this meetlnc anv nrodurer of milk or cream In Oregon has a right to he heard with respect to the proposed budaet. a conv of which is available for Inspection under reasonable circumstances in the office of each County Extension Agent in uregon. Notice of Oregon hairy 1'rndiicti Commission Assessment 11 raring inis is to advise interested pri sons that the Oregon Dairy Prod ucts Commission has scheduled a publir hearing for the purpnte of receiving evidence and testimony relating to proposed amendments to Oregon Administrative Hules, Chapter 617. section 10-043 It is proposed to Increase the assessment payable to the Commission from one half cent per pound butterfat on farm-separated cream to three fourths of one cent, and to increase the assessment from two cents per hundredweight on all other milk lo three cents. The hearing Is scheduled for June 20. IDtO In the basement con lerence room of the Agriculture Hullding, Salem. Oregon and will start Immediately upon the termi nation of a prior hearing, i prior hearing is on the proposed ll)ti3-4 budget of the Commission!, which is set for 10 00 A M Any person so desiring may present evidence or testimony at such hearing, or may contact or present written material on or lie lore June 2K, ltMt3 at the otiice of the Oregon Dairy Product Commission 0123 S W. Hamilton Street. Portland. IIOMK HUNS National Liif u e H. Aaron, Braves 16; F. Alou, Giants 12; Bat ley, Giants 11; Howard. Dodgers 10; Cepeda, Giants 10; Mays, Gi ants 10. American League Wagner, An xcls J3; Allison, Twins 13; Mantle, Yanfc. 10; Uat'ey, Twins iu; biu art, fUl Sox 10. RUNS HATTK1I IN National Lea cue F, Alou. CI anta 30: II. Aaron. Braves 38; Moyer, Cards 38; Cepeda, Giants Afl White Cards 37. American League Wngner, An :ih- Allison. Twins 35: Nlchol son. While Sox 34; Sluort, Red box 34; Hooinson, wnuo box at. ROLLS OVER Dick Tracewski, Los An geles shortstop, grabs his head aiter rolling over Colts' second baseman Ernie Frazio while breaking up a double play. Tracewski recovered quickly but was called out on the play. (UPI) PITCHING Niliunal l..arii. O'Dcll, Gl.nl, fl.U: Perrar.u,kl. Doofleri 6-1: Sinv inun,. Card, Mi-Hean. Piratea 5-1; WoodF,hii--lc. Colt, 4-1. Atnerlran I.Facita Stork. Orl- nln. 5-n: Flachcr. Athletlci 7-1 Boutnn. Yank, 7-1: Pappaa, Oriolea 4-1; Kakow. Ainicllca o-i. BEARS SIGN ROOKIE Chicago (UPI)- The Chicago Bears locli'y announced the signing of olfcnsive back John Szumczyk o( Trinity college, Hartford, Conn., for the 1UU3 season. He was the Bears' 131h draft choice. LEGAL NOTICES Farrell Defeat Bests Drysdale To Dodgers; Angels Lose STANDINGS ' tjaiutl PreM Interactional NATIONAL LEAGUE Saa Franciaco. St. Louis Los Angela Chicago Cincinnati . . Pituburgh Philadelphia Milwaukee Kuuaton New York GB Prt. JB2Q J77 I J40 4 SiO 4 111 Si .460 S .449 .423 10 Mi 12 Mona'av'a Beaulta Houjtcn 3. Lo Angeles 1 (night) lUniy game scheduieoi 30 22 27 23 27 23 24 23 24 24 23 27 22 27 22 30 Tuetday's Probable Pitchers San Francisco at Chicagi O'Dcll (S-Oi va. Jackson 17-3). Los Angeles t Houston might! Miller !3-2t va. Drott t2-2. Milwaukee at New York (night) Bendlcy 14-3) vs. Wllley t-4i. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh might) Purkey (1-21 vs. CardweU (2-6) or cibbom 2-3). (Only gsmes scheduled). Wednesdmy'a Games Milwaukee at New York St. Louie at Philadelphia (night) cinclnnau at rilUDurgn itwi' night) Ssn Francisco at Chicsgo (21 Los Angeles at Houston (night) AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. 17 20 20 21 22 24 2S 29 17 39 Pet. GB .609 .600 V, .600 ,, J93 2 .911 4 .500 4 'i .462 6, .432 1x .428 8 .327 13 li Monday's Reults Kansas City 4, Minnesota 1 (nightl Chicago 4. Los Angeles 0 (night) Only games scheduled. New York 26 Baltimore 30 Chicago 30 Kansas City 26 Boston 23 Minnesota 24 Los Angeles 24 Cleveland 19 Detroit 20 Washington .... 17 NO. F-49-61 NOTIt'K TO ( ItKDITOItS IN TI1K CIRCUIT COURT OK THE STATE Or OREGON r OR JACK SON COUNTY. In The Mntlir or The Eatale of JOHN BURT THOMPSON, also known as JOHN B. THOMPSON. also known as J. B. THOMPSON, Deceased. Notle is hereby given that I have hecn appointed executrix oi tne estate ol jump huht THUMf- SON. also known as JOHN B. THOMPSON, also known as t. B. THOMPSON, deceased, by the Circuit Cs-jrt o( the Slate of Oregon Tor Jackson County, and have qualified. All persons having claims against said elate are hereby nutillud lo present the same, duly verilicd as by law required, to tne at the office of Junius C. Wilson. Jr.. 21U K.al Pine Street. Ccntrnl Point. Ore gon, within six months from the date hereof. Dated and llrst DUbluhed Mav 31, una. EHNKSTYN ALLEN CHARLEY Executrix Jnmes C. Wllmm. Jr. 210 E. Pine Street Central Point, Oruonn Attorney lorexeculrix NOTICE TO ( ItKDITOItS Ntilit'c Is hereby given that T I nave been appolnlrd by the Circuit Lourt ul tne btute or Oregon lor Jackson County Administratrix of Ihe Estate of Emma Sk.vrmun, de ceased, and have qualified. All per aons having claims against the estate of said decedent nre hereby notified to preaent them, with proper vouchers, duly verified to me at tne otiice oi MtyniKin i At Helsel, attorneys for snld Adminis tratrix, at Huoin :tl Mtcllc.il Cen ter Hullding. in Medlord, Orcson. within six months Irom the dnte of this notice. Dated and first published May 21, 1UII3. Clnra E. Miller Administratrix Skyrmnn At Hciscl Attorneys for Administratrix PI 18-413 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OK OREGON FOR J ACKS4)N COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OK LORRAINE MORRIS, also known as M Lorraine Morris, Deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY UIVEN that by an Order of the above entitled Court dated May 21). 11)63. Ihe undersigned wns appointed ex ecutor oi tne estate oi Lorraine Morris, also known as M. Lor raine Morris, deceased, snd all persons having claims artalnst said estate are hereby nottticd to pre sent the same to said executor at One East Main Street. Medlord Orenon. properly vended as pro vided by law and within six months from the date of llrst Dututentlon hereof. Dated and (trst published this 21st dav of Mav. Ititia. The First National Bank nf Oregon. Portland. Executor rarrell. Ularkhurtt At Horneckcr Attorneys lor Executor NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUN Estate of CLAUDE AUGUSTUS (.ROVE also known as 4. laude A Lirove. Deceased Notice is hereby siven thst the undersigned has filed ht, final account In Ihe estate of Claude Augulsus drove, also known as Claude A ('.rove, deceased, In Ihe Circuit Court of the Slata nf Ore gon for Ihe Counly o( Jackson, and (he rotirt has lixed Monday, June 17. IIIK1. al l :u am. in the courtroom o( said eouit as (he lime and place for the hearing of ob)ectlons thereto and (ne set (leinenl (hereof. T C Hopkins Bv: VAN DYKE DELLEN HACK A McUOODWIN Attorney lor Administrator By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer Giving 'em the slip is still Dick Farrell's No. 1 skill only now they re talking about a pitch and not his ability to elude private eyes A strapping, 29-ycar-old flreballer from Boston, Far rell won fame with the Phila delphia Phillies as one of the "Dalton Boys" - three fun loving pitchers who thought training rules were for Yas ser girls. After 5'2 years the Phillies traded Farrell to the Los An geles Dodgers, from whom the Houston Colts purchased him for $125,000 in the Na tional league's famous expan sion draft on Oct. 10, 1901. At Houston, general man ager Paul Richards educated Dick in a new form of the 'slip" - a Richards-invented LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE n the Circuit Court of the State or Oregon lor Jackson County. Probate Department, In the Matter or ttie Estate of Eda F. Richardson, deceased, No. 11441). Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has tiled her Final Aecuunt in the above entitled mat ter, and the above entitled Cuurt has lixed the 5th day of July. 111113. at 11:30 o'clock A.M. In Circuit Courtroom No. 1 In the courthouse In Medford. Oreuon. as the time and place for hearing coleutlons lo said Final Account and for the settlement thereof. Martha Jane Rudgtrj Exot-utrlx SKYRMAN Ai 1IKIS.CL Attorneys tor Estutc NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK THE STATE OK OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ) ESTATE OK I BLANCHE E. CANODE. also ) known as Blanche Ncff Canode, 1 Blanche N. Canode and Blanche I Canode. deceased ) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai the above court has appointed the undcrsisncd executrix ot tne estate of Hlani'hc E. Canode. deceased. All persons having claims amilnst said estate arc hereby required to pre sent the aiinie with proper vouchers wunin six inontns troth tins nine I be offices of t- rohnniaver. Lowry Ac Deathernite. Cooley The atre Building, Mediord, Oregon. Dated and llrst published this 2 1st day of May. IDIV). GERTRUDE N. WARNOCK, Executrix curvcball which has rounded out Farrell's pitching equip ment and made him one of the best right-handers In baseball. Farrell had only a 10-20 record with the Colts last sea son but Richards and man ager Harry Craft said he pitched like "a 25-game win ner" and rated him among the best pitchers in baseball. Farrell gave his former Dodger teammates a sample of his new-found art of the Padres Defeat Rangers Unitod Press International The see-saw battle between Dallas-Fort Worth and San Diego for the Southern divi sion lead in the Pacific Coast league has entered the stage of open confrontation. The PCL schedule calls for the two teams to meet 11 limes this season, and all 11 games will be played within a 13-day period that started Monday night. The Padres won that open ing round with a sevca-run explosion in the seventh that earned them to an 8-4 victory The loss cut the Rangers' lead over San Diego to a half go me. The two teams play three more games on the Rangers' home grounds this week be fore shifting to San Diego next Tuesday for seven more contests. In other PCL action Mon day night, Tacoma slipped by Suit Lake City 3-2 and Den ver scored an easy 8-4 win over Spokane. Portland lost an 8-1 exhibition decision to Lewiston of the North west league and everybody else was idle. NOTU'K OT SA1.K NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the atith tiny of June, lUti... at the hour of ft 00 O'clock A. M. at the front door of the Jackson Coun ty Courthoune located al Main and Oakdnle tn Mcdford. Orceon. 1 shall oil at Puhlic Auction, for cant, to the hiKhcKl bidder, all of (he rlicht. title, hen eilatr and Interest of O. I) McGce and Dnrts V.ay Mc (.re tn the following detcribed real properly, to-wit: 11 c k I n n I n s at a point from which the Southeast corner of Donation Land Claim No. 4. In Tow nhi p 3t) Sou I h. Range I Kant ot Ihe Willamette Meridian bean North 1.217 70 feet and Et l fi:trtt() feet; tttenoe Went Mti 67 feet, thrnce South UH SO leet; thence East Uti 7 ferl; thence North 14H AO feet to the point of heittnninii, Saul prop erly being, described on the Tax Records as Code 3-11 Account l.VUHE Tax Lot 13-1. SAID SALE Is made pursuant to an Execution txsued out of the Cir cuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson, anti a Cerlllicate ot Levy on the above described real property tiled in the above Court on the IMlh dav of May, l!ti.l wherein Central Supply of Southern Oregon, an Cicgon corporation Plaintiff and O. D. McCiee and Doris May Mci.c r Defendants. Dated this 3Rth day nf Mav. TH.3 DeArmand Leigh. Shertlf, Jackon County, Oregon. ADD PADRES naiGe L1NESCOKES: San Diego . 010 000 7v. 8 B Dallas-Kt. W. 113 000 00(3 4 7 Janclch. ford or (til, McWilliams 17) and Saul; Bamberger. Bonikow ski (7) and McLabe. WP rodor LP Bamberger. Salt Lake .. 110 000 000 2 ft 1 Tacoma 000 U0 Olx 3 7 Lary. Baker 1 8) and Barracan Htvas. Schorr (Ot and Talton. WP Ktvai. LP Larry. For . . . Specify LININGER'S READY-MIX CONCRETE Home Improvements Driveways Sidewalks Patios CALL 773-7555 for FREE ESTIMATES Denver 504) 004) 201 8 U Spokane 000 001 300 4 12 1 uuvo. Nelley m. llli-kman 4 H I antt Rool; Koch. MeGavock 7(. Ratlovirh 4 ft k and Urumley. WP Ollvo. LP Kiu'h LEGAL NOTICES "slip" Monday night when he pitched a no-hitter for 7 1-3 innings and wound up with a two-hit, 2-1 triumph over Los Angeles. Farrell didn't allow the Dodgers' first hit until Dick Tracewski singled in the eighth, and lost his shutout in the ninth when Junior Gil liam tripled and scored on Tommy Davis' sacrifice fly. Rookie Rusty Staub's first big league homer, with Carl Warwick on base in the fourth inning, gave Farrell the edge he needed to raise his season record to 5-6 and deal last year's 25-game winner Don Drysdale his sixth loss against the same number of victories. The Chicago White Sox moved Into a second-place tie with Baltimore in the Ameri can league when they beat the Los Angeles Angels, 4-0, and the Kansas City Athletics downed the Minnesota Twins, 4-1, in the only other major league games of the day. The White Sox, however, lost the services of first baseman Joe Cunningham for an estimated eight weeks when he suffered a broken collar bone. Farrell, 6-4 and 225 pounds, worked exclusively as a re lief pitcher for the Phillies and didn't pitch a complete game until his 268th game tn the majors. The other mem bers of the Phillies' famed "Dalton Boys" were Jack Meyer and Jim Owens. Drysdale) Fans Thirteen Drysdale, who had a 25-9 record last season, struck out 13 Colts and walked only one. Farrell had five strikeouts and three walks. The "slip pitch" is similar to a change of puce although it has some break to it in addition to being a slow ball thrown with the sweeping motion of a fast ball. Eddie Fisher pitched a four hitU'r for the While Sox be hind a nine-hit attack that in cluded two hits each by Pete Ward and Sherm Lollar. Cob Turley yielded all the White Sox runs in five innings and suffered his fifth loss against one win. Cunningham tripped over first base in the fifth inning and the injury was diagnosed by Dr. Robert Ker lan as a broken collar bone. Dave Wickersham's four hitt4'r enabled the Athletics to spoil Camilo Pascual's bid for the 100th win of his ca reer. A homer by Doc hd wards and a single by Ed Charles were the key hits of the Athletics' seven-hit attack. Tuesday's Probable Pitchers New York at Baltimore (nl(ht) Terry (6-4) vs. Barber (8-4). Chicago at Los Angeles (night) reiers (j-z vs. usinski o-i). Detroit at Cleveland (night). Lolich (1-1) vs. Latman (1-2) or lirant (3-ai. Minnesota at Kansas City (night) Stlgman (4-51 vs. Rakow (6-2). Boston at Washington (night) Wilson (4-4) vs. Stenhouse (2-6), Wednesday's Gsmes Chicago at Los Angeles (twl- ntghtl Minnesota at Kansas City (night) Detroit at Cleveland (nightl Boston at Washington (night) New York at Baltimore (night) PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Northern Division W. L. Pet. GB Tacoma 31 19 .620 .Spokane 27 26 .309 5i Seattle 23, 23 J00 6 Portland 23 26 .469 7',, Hawaii 23 27 .460 8 Southern Division W. L. Dallas-Ft. W. 29 23 San Diego 29 24 Oklahoma City 24 25 Denver 25 27 Salt Lake 16 30 Pet. GB .558 .547 14 .490 3s .481 4 .348 10 Monday's Results San Diego 8. Dallas-Ft. Worth 4 Tacoma 3. Salt Lake City 2 Denver 8, Spokane 4 (Only games scheduled). NORTHWEST LEAGUE W. L. Pet. GB Lewiston 26 15 .643 Yakima 22 14 .611 Hi Salem 23 16 .590 2 Tri-City 23 19 .548 3", WcnUchee 17 23 .425 8'j Eugene 6 30 .167 17 li Monday's Results Yakima 7. Tri-City 6 Eugene 12. Wenatchee 6 (Only games scheduled) Beatty To Run Compton Mile Los Angeles IUPI) Jim Beatty, America's top middle- distance runner, will run the mile against New Zealand's Peter Snell Friday night at the Compton relays. Beatty, who finished third in the California Relays at Modesto which Snell won in 3:54.9, said Monday he had decided to enter the mile rather than the two-mile. In addition, other sub-four milers in the race were Ma rine Cary Weisiger, second in the California Relays; Dyrol Burleson, and Jim Grelle. Frick Tells How Big League Ball Has Remained Clean Br MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Writer New York - (TJPD - Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick met the gambling question head-on today, without flinching, side stepping or denying "it" would happen to baseball just as it has to other sports. The commissioner said he is proud of baseball's clean rec ord overall although he is "not gloating over it." "Who knows?" he said. "We might have some kind of in cident tomorrow. I rather doubt it, though, because I have great confidence in our players." Despite his confidence, Frick feels it still requires "a con stant awareness" on the part of everyone connected with baseball, including his office, club owners, managers, play ers and even club-house boys, to maintain the integrity of the game. Speaking straight from the shoulder on an admittedly touchy subject, Frick revealed Finsterwald Wins 500 Golf At Indianapolis By KURT FREUDENTHAL United Press International Indianapolis, Ind. - (TJPD - The same old caddy but a new grip on his driver pulled Dow Finsterwald out of golfdom's doldrums today with his first major victory in more than three years. The former PGA champion from Tequesta, Fla., banged home two birdies on the final three holes Monday for a three-under-par 68 to win the fourth annual $55,000 "500 Festival" golf tourney by two shots. That gave him a 72-hole score of 268, 16 under par, and $10,000 top money and boosted him from ninth to sixth place in earnings on this year's circuit with $26, 543. F i n s t e r wald, who now heads for the Buick Open at Flint, Mich., grabbed his first victory since the New Orleans Open in 1960. He set the stage for the showdown with a red hot seven-under-par 64 that tied him for the 64-hole lead with Julius Boros. Dissatisfied with his driver despite his fine round, he changed the grip for the final round and that and his caddy may have made the differ ence. "I thought my driving was much better," said Finster wald. "And my caddy, Tom Vinson, was a big help, too, especially in figuring the yardage from hole to hole. . Vinson also toted the golf bag for Finsterwald here last year, when Dow finished out of the top dozen. Boros, Bobby Nichols, Tony Lema and Tommy Aaron fin ished deadlocked at 270, two strokes behind Finsterwald. that he has called certain play ers before him to spiaK witit them regarding "rumors that were brought to his attention. "Rut." he added, knocking wood on the top of his ma. hneanv desk, "never once has there ever been an accusation of any ballplayer throwing a game or betting against his own team during the 12 years I have been commissioner." Due to the recent National Pnnlhall lpapill srandal ani the frequent basketball inves tigations, there has been greater concern about gam bling in all sports than ever before. Frick insists, however, he is not running scared." "Don't get me wrong," ha said. "We certainly don't hava our heads in the sand, but tha NFL case has not caused us to take any step we did not take before. "What it did do was to serve to alert us. Anytime a thing like this happens it brings you up on your toes." Frick explained 'lis office operates its own policing sys tem, "Although that doesn't mean we're doing detective work into the players' private lives. "Players are human beings and, like all human beings, they have their weaknesses. My prime interest is not in regulating the lives of players, but in keeping them aware of the possible dangers they face. "Specifically, I'm speaking of players being in the com pany of questionable associ ates. To me, that's far more important than any so-called gambling threat. "No matter how innocent a player may be, he is imme diately subject to public scru tiny if he associates with any type of undesirable element. "And once the public doubts a player, it also doubts tha game." mm mama Stop-O-Mitie Brake Lininej In stalled on all 4 Wheels WHILE YOU WAIT! Euy terms. Brake Specialist for 23 yean. 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