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Yankee Luck Flares Again As Baltimore Defeated 4-3 United Press International Yankee luck! That's what rival American leaguers call it and sometimes you have to wonder because it seems that even when they lose they win. . . Take Wednesday night when they lost the services ol three-time most valuable play er Mickey Mantle for three weeks to a month. Disaster? Possibly In the future but not right now. Because the Yan kees not only beat the Balti more Orioles 4-3, despite the loss of Mantle, but' also re gained possession of first place. What's"' more, they scored the winning run on a tap back to the pitcher's mound that should have resulted in an inning-ending double play. No wonder American leaguers insist somebody up there loves cm! The critical play came with the bases filled and one out in the eighth inning. The score was tied at 3-3 and Yogi Ber ra was making one of his in frequent appearances as a pinch-hitter. He tapped the ball back to the mound and Stu Miller fired it to catcher Dick Brown for the forceout at the plate. So far, so good but In an other instant so long, Orioles. Trash Jars Brown Because, Tom Tresh, run ning from third base, jarred the ball out of Brown's hand as he prepared for the relay to first base. The ball squirted loose and in another second or two Roger Maris went chugging over the plate - all the way from second base -with the winning run. . Whitey Ford yielded 13 hits but pitched his way out of numerous jams and wound up with his seventh win against three losses. Jackie Brandt and Brooks Robinson homered for the -Orioles but Maris achieved a milestone when he hit No. 200 of his career for the Yankees. The Los Angeles Angels beat the Chicago White Sox 8-2 after a 3-0' defeat, the Minnesota Twins defeated the Kansas City Athletics 4-0, and the Detroit Tigers ioppea i Cleveland Indians 5-4 in other AL action. The Boston-Washington game was rained out. Unman Win Game Home runs by Jim Landis and Dave Nicholson and the nine-hit pitching of Johnny Buzhardt enabled the White Sox to win the first game of their twi-nighter with the Angels. But the Angels rallied for seven runs in the sixth inning of the nightcap to split the double bill and give Ken McBride his fifth win. Albie Pearson went 2-for-5 in the first game and 4-for-5 in the second. Richie Rollins knocked in three runs with a homer and two singles and Bob Allison hit his 15th homer for the Twins, who shut out the Ath letics for the second straight game. Jim Roland went seven innings before retiring with an injured elbow and Bill Dailey finished the game. Norm Cash's ninth-inning homer and Terry Fox' sturdy relief pitching for the last 1 innings gave Detroit's Jim Bunning his fourth victory. Jim Grant suffered his sixth loss against three wins for the Indians. LINESCORES: Nrw York 001 002 010 4 1 . nii nm nno3 1.1 2 '''"rr. .,H Hnw.rd. Berra (8 Pappas, McNally (81, Miller (J) .nH Brown. Loser Pappas (4-2). HJt Brandt. Maria. Robinson. SECTION E PAGES 1 to 8 siPflDninrs MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1963 Banks Rebounds; Cubs Top Giants In Doubleheader Loser Pena o-oi. Allison. 9 Battey. ill. Wvatt (91 and Winner Roland 14-11 Minnesota .. 000 102 010 4 K.n. City 000 000 000-0 Roland. Daile.v (81 ana Pena. Fischer H. Sullivan HB Rollins 8 0 9 3 Detroit ...... 000 020 2015 9 nnn nin 021 13 in i and Trlandos. Grant. BeU (81, Allen (7i. Niachlti (81. Abernalhy (9 and Azcue. Win ner Bunnlne (4-51. Loser Grant (3-8). HR Cash, Luplow. Chir"o"ne). 010 020 000-3 r!: ?.i.. nnn non nooo S. "J.Vh. ,.li and LoUar. Nel aon. Lee (61. Fowler 181 and Follea. Loser Nelson (i-3)-on, Landis. (Second fame) , Chicago . 000 002 0002 5 ! Mrhrt. Baumann (61. DeBus- chere (7) and Martin Carreon (7 McBride (S-8 and E Sd2"K,,kJ Loser Herbert (5-31. HR Robin son. ' Tom DeSylvia Resians Post Portland (UPO Portland State mllese football coach Tom DeSylvia resigned Wed nesday, blaming lack of sup- Dart for his program. He announced no plans tor the future. DeSylvia said he decided to quit after he submitted a 1963 football budget of $2,500 and asked that track coach Ralph Davis be named an assistant coach. The PSC athletic board slashed the budget to 800 snd refused to approve Davis. DeSylvia took the Portland State iob a year ago after i coaching state championship teams at Jefferson High school in Portland. United Press International It may be about time to take the Chicago Cubs ser iously because it's sure time to make light of stories that Ernie Banks is over the hill. The Cubs, who haven't won a National league pennant since 1945 and haven't been in the first division since 1946, are tied for second place with the St. Louis Cardinals only one game behind the faltering San Francisco Giants. - They've won four straight and 10 of their last 12 games, including Wednesday's 9-5 and 5-4 victories over the Giants. It would be a ho-hum mat ter for rival NL teams except for the fact that the 32-year-old Banks mired in the worst slump of his career for the first seven weeks of the season - is swinging that whip-like bat again like the man who's averaged 33 hom ers a season for 10 years. , Ernie couldn't buy a hit for one agonizing spell,; going l-for-28 arid 0-for-22 in a slump that benched him and suggested that his career as a star might be over. ' Banks Bounces Back But a short rest on the bench apparently was all the ace needed because he's bounced back with nine hits in 19 tries in his last tive games. He went 4-for-8 with two homers Wednesday when the Cubs achieved their first sweep of the season and dealt the Giants their seventh loss in 10 games. The Philadelphia Phillies jolted the St, Louis Cardinals 6-0, the Los Angeles Dodgers whipped the Houston Colts 5-1, the Pittsburgh Pirates swept . the Cincinnati Reds 5-4 and 4-3, and the Milwau kee Braves downed the New York Mets 11-9, in 10 innings in other NL games. ' Banks hit two homers and Ken Hubbs, Lou Brock and Billy Williams hit one each in the Cubs' first-game win and Brock had three hits in the nightcap as Dick Ens worth won his eighth game and Lindy McDaniel his sec ond. Willie Mays, Harvey Kuenn, Willie McCovey and Orlando Cepeda homered for the Giants during the dou ble-header. Pitches Three-Hitter Roy Culp pitched a three- hitter for his seventh win be hind a Philadelphia attack that included a homer, dou ble and single by Tony Gon zalez. Curt Simmons, former Philadelphia star, suffered his second loss of the year nd only his second to the Phillies since 1960. Sandy Koufax pitched an eight -hitter and struck out eight for his eighth victory at Houston. Dick Tracewski had three hits and Frank Howard two to spark the Dodgers' 10-hit attack. Ken Johnson suffered his , eighth defeat for the Colts. Smoky Burgess' eighth-in ning pinch single provided the Pirates with their margin of victory in the first game and Bill Virdon led their 10 hit attack with a two-run homer in the nightcap. Bill Mazeroski and Jim Paglia- roni homered for the Pirates in the first game and Frank Robinson hit two homers for the Reds in the second game The Braves blew an eight- run lead when the Mets ; scored seven runs in the sixth inning but won out in the ; 10th when Bubba Morton sin gled with the bases filled. Lee Maye and Denis Mcnke hit homers for the Braves while Rod Kanehl and Frank Thom as had three hits each for the Mets. and Bailey. Ellsworth. Elston (SI and Bertell, Winner Ellsworth (8-3). Loser fuller (3-71. HR Maya, Hubba, Banks 2, Brock, Wil liams, Kuenn. (Second camel San Fran 000 020 200 t 1 1 Chicago 103 (100 lOx 5 13 2 aaniora. Bonn (8) and HaUer. Hobble. Schultz (7 1 McrunM 171 and Schalfer. Winner McDaniel w-ii. Looser saniord 17-4). HR McCovey. Cepeda. (10 Innings) Milw. - . ..U03 231 000 9 II la a New York 000 017 Oil) o 9 14 2 opnn. ncne tin,- Raymond (6). Clomnger (8), Burdelte (9) and Uecker. Torre (91. Hnnk Rmu. u. Cisco (81, MacKenzie (7), Bearnarth (!l) and bherry, Taylor (6), Cole man (10). Winner Burdette (3-5i. Liner Bearnarth (2-2). HR Maye, Menke. , (first aamel Cincinnati .. 000 001 0304 R 0 Pittsburgh .. 300 100 01 x 5 n a Nuxhall. Owens (1), Zannt (5). Tsilourls (7). Woithington (81 and Rewards, cardwe Vea ifti u.. dix (B) and Pagllaronl. Winner vcaie ii-ui. Loser Tsltourla (0-1). HR Mazeroaki. Pagliaroni. ; fsecond came) Cincinnati 000 000 201 3 n 0 Pittsburgh .. 200 002 OOx 4 10 0 Purkey, Worthlngton (81 and Edwards. Friend, Veale (9) and Burgess. Winner Friend (7-41. Loser Purkey (1-3). HR Virdon, Robinson 2. Los Angelea 100 003 1005 10 1 Houston 001 000 000 l ft 3 Koufax (8-3) and Rosehnrn John. son. Brown (). Umbrlcht mi .nH Campbell. Loser Johnson (3-8). St. Louis .... 000 000 0000 ' 3 1 002 001 30x 8 14 1 Simmons. HumnhrU, mi rii.,n (J). Baula (7), Shantz (81 and Mc (.arver. Culp (7-3) and Dalrymple. ..wac. oimmons (0-2), HR Gonzalez. STANDINGS Groth Competes In OSU Relays Corvalluj - n - Morgan Groth, who upset Oregon's Keith Forman in the mile on Memorial Day, gets his big gest test Friday night, -. . The Oregon State miler will compete in the Compton Re lays race which includes Peter Snell, Jim Beatty, Jim Grelle, Dyrol Burleson and Cary Wei siger t all of whom have gone under four minutes. - G roth's best time this spring is 4:03.2. 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