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ROBERTS WINS 250TH Ballimore Ori
oles pitcher Robin Roberts delivers final
pitch to score his 250th major league win
In a Tuesday game with the L, A. Angels
at Los Angeles. The Angels lost by their
biggest shutout margin in their short his
tory with the final score Orioles 10, An
gels O. (UPI)
Radatz Preserves 2 for Red Sox;
Boston Challenges in AL Chase
By MILTON RICHMAN
UPI Sports WriUr
The sag around the Ameri,
can league is that Dick Radatz
may win the MVP award but
that his arm will be so sore
by then that he won't be able
to comb his hair tor tne oc
casion.
Actually, the Boston strong'
boy's chances of winning the
most valuable player award
are looking less and less like
a gag.
And even though he has ap
peared in 40 per cent of the
Red Sox games so far, include
ing six of their last eight
games, he doesn't seem to be
worried about arm trouble.
"I don't see any cause for
concern," he says. "My pitch'
lng motion is smooth. I'm not
Robin Roberts
Sees No End to
Hurling Career
. Los Angoigs - CrU - Robin
Roberts said, today lhat he
sees no end to Ills pitching
career as long as he can keep
throwing as well as he did
Tuesday night when ho hurl
ed his 250th major league vic
tory. '
The 36-year-old veteran
came through with a mastcr
: ful mound performance In
achieving the milestone win,
blanking the Los Angeles An
gels on four hits while going
the entire way to pilch the
Baltimore Orioles to a 10-0
victory.
It was the biggest shutout
margin In the short history
Of the Angols and Roberts
gave the Los Angeles hitlers
a lesson in control pitching.
Aim Fttli Stronger
,"My arm seems to feel
stronger now than it has In
some time," the grinning
Roberts said after the game.
"I hope to keep on pitching
ai long as I can be' of help
i to a club."
Roberta currently Is third
In the majors among active
pitchers tn total victories,
surpassed only by Warren
Spahn of the Milwaukee
Braves and Early Wynn of
the Cleveland Indians. And
compared to them, Roberts
la a youngster. Spnhn U 42
years of ago and Wynn Is 43.
Four-Way Tiff For Hitting
Lead of National League
STANDINGS
Halted Press Intrrnatlunal
St. Loula it
lAt AllHrlM .4,1
San Francisco.. 41
Ctnclnnall 4il
Chimin :!!
Milwaukee . . . ,'l't
Plttsliuriih .
Philadelphia . , a a
New York , .. 3
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444 10
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ChliaS" New York I
Phlla. 5, PllUlmriih I 1 10 In'
"'tils Annelel 4. Clnclnnell I
Milwaukee 4, Houl"ti
at. Louis 6. Ban r rum-men
Han Franeliro at 81 l.nnla inlithll
rvnM lll..1t va. Simmons 17-111.
Philadelphia a Plllahursh
(nlfhll MeLlih 15-41 va. ermna
Houston at Milwaukee IMthtl
Droit ii-5 va nnaw m-.h
l.os Anselea at Clnrlnnall tnmhll
Wltlhllo (1-1) vs. Maloney Ul-ai
By FRED DOWN
UPI Sports Writer
Forget the National
league's pennant race for a
moment and lake a gander at
Us race for the batting cham
pionship.
It's a tournament of cham
pions involving 1000 champ
Dick Groat of the St. Louis
Cardinals, 1B01 tltllst Roberto
Clcmento of the Pittsburgh
Pirates and 1002 king Tommy
Davis of the Los Angeles
Dodgers.
And there i even an unin
vited fourth hopeful - the
Cardinals' Bill White, who
has challenged In the past but
never quite made It.
The race today shows Dav
is and Clcmento tied for the
lead at .335 each and Groat
and White tied for second at
.333 each.
Davis moved up three
points Tuesday night when he
VkH.irt.v' flam. a
Philadelphia at Plllahursh inmhll
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New York 40 ail Wsj
Chinas 43 an Ml
Hoelnn - .3" 3" J" '
Mlnneenla an aa MS 4
Baltimore an ai nil V
Cleveland ... .. an a4 .M4 ;
l.oa Angela .... a7 a7 ann 7
Kanaaa City .... aa as 41
natron !7 41 auf 14
Washington .. aa M 2a
Tuesday Nlht' heaiilla
flnston 4, Cleveland I llsll
ttnslon 3. Cleveland a illlril
Chicago a. New York t
Kansas Cllv . WesMngltin 4
Minnesota 1. Delrnlt ft
Baltimore 10. Lea Aneelee 0
Wetlneiitay'a Pnibshlr Pllrliars
New York ' Otli ago I ni sll 1
ford lld-Jl va, Pelera (4-;u.
Wah1nlnn al Kn?a Cltv
(nlahti nanlela i0-.1t va Wleker-
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Detrnll at Mlnneiwiln tnlifhtl'
Kaul n il v. Btleiuan
Cleveland al Hoptnu (nlnhli
Oeant (4-Ti va r.rlev ia-ai
Baltimore al Lot Anaelea ia twl
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Lewi st on
Keeps Right
On Rolling
By United Pren Inlernstional
Thanks lo Jack Acker the
Lcwlaton Broncs kept right
on rolling In Northwest
lengue action Tuesday night.
The league leaders turned
In a 2-0 victory over last-
place Eugene on Acker's one-
hitter to maintain their thrcc
gume bulge over second
place Yakima.
Yakima lopped Wcnatchee
5-3 and TrI City beat Sulcm
7-5 in oilier games.
Dennis Lungrcn singled In
the seventh for the only Eu
gene hit off Acker. Lewlston
got one run In the fourth on
two errors and a single by
Frnnk Clprlano and added an
other run in the eighth.
Bill Hlutt of Tri-Cily broke
a 3-3 tic with a solo homer
in the sixth and the Braves
wore never headed. Bob Leo-
pold won his fourth against
one loss although he needed
relief help in the eighth when
Sulcm pushed over two
runs.
Yakima scored two runs in
the sixth to move ahead of
Wcnatchee for good. Ron
Ilcrr was the winner although
he left in the sixth. Phil Bor
ders of the losers had a two
run homer.
contributed two singles to an
11-hit attack that helped
Sandy Koufax and the Dodg
ers down the Conclnnatl Reds
4-1. White had three hits and
Groat a key double, mean
while, as the Cardinals top
ped the San Francisco Giants
6-5, and moved bacx into
first place. The Cardinals
hold a halfgame lead over
both their chief rivals, with
the Dodgers second by six per
centage points and the Giants
third by eight.
Phils Whip Plralei
The Philadelphia Phillies
defeated the Pirates, 8-4, In
10 Innings despite two hits
by Clcmento; the Milwaukee
Braves beat the Houston Colts
4-0, and the Chicago Cubs
topped the New York Mcts,
4-1, in other NL action.
The second of Davis' two
hits capped a two-run, tie-
breaking eighth-inning Dodg
er rally spearheaded by Mau
ry Wills safe bunt and Jim
Gilliam's double. Koufax
pitched a six-hitter and struck
out nine batters for his fifth
straight win and 12th of the
season while Cincinnati s
Jim O'Toolc suffered his
fourth loss against 13 tri-
League Leaders
tnlted Prvke International
NATIONAL 1. IS All IK
Thnrtrtav'i nittiri
Waihlnatnn al Kanat CUV
Pelrnlt at Mlnne'tla
New York at Chlrann
Cleveland at Knlrm
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RnnVane 41
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Tru-Mix,
Jay Allen
Win Tilts
Jay Allen Cars crushed
Southern Oregon Dry Kiln
last night 12 to 2 for its third
slruight win UKitinst no losses
In the Major league of the
Jackson County Softball as
sociation.
Tru-MIx made it 3-0 In the
Minor circuit by tipping Col
vln and Associate 2 to 0.
Jay Allen put its main ef
fort Into the third inning
when eight hits, walk and
a fielder's option produced
eight runs. Les Walker hom
ered nnd doubled in that in
ning. Laval Mcunlcr and John
Payne had two base hits and
Jerry Shults, Chuck Hoyt,
Tom Perdue and Dave Love
hit singles.
Perdue had two singles and
a double for the evening and
lloyt two singles.
Jim Rcitihoitx tossed three
hit ball for the Carmen. He
fanned two and walked one.
Jay Allen got 14 hits off John
Augurd who struck out one
and walked a pair.
Tru-MIx got both Its runs
in the third inning. Chuck
Marrs had two hits for the
victors. Ron Weiilherford
pitched a one - walk, four
strlkrout two hitter. Jim
Tackctt of Calvin allowed six
hits while striking out 12.
He walked one,
umphs. He had won seven in
a row.
Win On Error
The Cardinals, given an
early lead with the help of
slugging by Groat and White,
won out in the ninth when
Orlando Ccpeda threw wildly
to third base on a bunt, per
mitting Tim McCarver to
score. Willie McCovcy's two
run homer and a two-run tri
ple by Felipe Alou produced
four runs for tho Giants and
a B-6 tie In the eighth. Ron
Taylor was the winner and
Bob Bolin the loser.
The Phillies pulled out
their 10-lnnlng win over the
Pirates when Don Demctcr
led off the frame with a hom
er, his 13th of the year. John
ny Kllppstcln, who pitched
the last two Innings, won his
third game for the Phillies
while Harvey Haddix suffer
ed the loss.
Tony Cloninger pitched a
four-hitter as the Braves dealt
the Colts their 10th consecu
tive loss. Lee Maye had a
homer and a double to pace
the Braves' eight-hit attack.
The Colts have scored only
one run in their last 68 in
nings and have been scoreless
in the last 25.
Ron Santo had three hits,
including a two-run seventh-
Inning single, as the Cubs
beat the Mets behind Larry
Jackson's four ' hitter. Duke
Snider homered for the Mcts'
only run off Jackson, who
scored his ninth win against
six losses.
UNKSCORK8:
National League
Chicago 000 010 300 4 S t
New York . 000 100 000 1 4 3
L. Jackaon (9-8l and Berlell.
Hook, tlrarnarth (111 and Tavlor.
Loaer Hook (3-81. HH Snider.
Hnuaton ...OOO 000 000 0 4 7
Milwaukee 300 0(10 ailx 4 a 0
Jnhnitin, Umhrlrht 18 1 and Bate
man. Clonlnaer (3-41 and Torre.
Loser Johnson (3-101. HR Maye.
no s
4.NS
A.MKKtl'AN I.IAIIta
Malnne. Boa ST 3M.
Wanner. I. A "9 1S
Kaline, IX ad 114
TtnhwMm, Chi. a lll
Ylrmskl. lt a4 147
IVarxm. t. A. at aaa
ftollltn. Minn, at lS
llKvalllln (lev ai 114
Maria. NY. . 48 171
W.id. Chi 71 177
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Jay Alien 048 Ox 11 14 1
Aui.nl and Chapman; Relnholll
and Love.
Tm-Mla .
Colvln
Wealherford
and Colvm.
no! OOO 01 8
noil 000 00 1 t
and Marra; Tavkel
Lob Ani 001 000 0314 11 1
Cincinnati .100 OOO 0001 8 0
Koulax (11-31 and rnllll
O'Toole, Worthlngton (Hi and Ed
ward!. Loaer o Toole (13-41. HR
Fairly. ,
San. Fran. ... ooo ooi 040 3 7 1
at. Louli .. S00 000 001 8 ia 0
Dudalo. riaher (II. Hoeft (81.
rvtry it. itr.rn (01, tSOlin 10 and
Bailey. Sadeekl. Taylor 18) and
McCarver. Winner Tavlor (4-3),
looser wonn l3-a, HRa Boyer,
McCovey.
(18 Innlnii)
Phlla ona aoo ooo t s n
Pitt loo too ooa 04 IB
Mahaffey. Short (Si, Baldachun
(Si. Kllppateln (81, Bennett (101
and Dalrymple, Francla, Veale (41.
ia ioi. uinnon III. McHean 181,
Haddix (10) and Buraeaa. Winner
Kllppateln (3-31. Loier Haddix
l'4-.ll, Mr. senolleld, Demetee.
one of those herky jerky
guys."
The aix-foot-six 240-pounder
was plenty smooth Tuesday
night as he worked both ends
of a twilight - night double
header against the Cleveland
Indians and preserved 4-1 and
AMERICAN LEAGUE
ll same)
Cleveland . OOO OOO 0011 1
Bolton 001 OOO 03x 4 S 1
Donovan. ADernathy 181 and
Azcue. Neeman (8. Monbouquelte.
Radatz ISl and Nixon. Winner
Monbouquette lll-4i. Loaer Dono
van (4-Si. HR Alvia.
(3nd same)
Cleveland ... 000 000 020 2 8 0
Bolton ... 100 001 lOx 3 S 3
McDowell, Bell 16), Allen (71. and
Neeman. Azcue (7. Wllaon. Earley
(I). Radatt (Si and Tillman. Win
ner Wllaon (7-8 1. Loser McDow
ell (3-01. HR Clinton.
New York .000 001 0001 3 0
Chlcairo 000 001 lOx 2 3 0
Terry (7-81 and Howard. Pizarro
(9-3 and Martin. HR Robinaon.
Waehlnton .000 022 0004 10 1
Kan. City . 000 600 20x 8 12 0
Stenhouse, Rudolph (41, Bron
atad (Si and Landrith. Segul,
Flicher (81 and Sullivan. Winner
Sesul (3-21. Loaer Stenhouae (3
81. HRa Cottier, Brinkman.
Detroit 000 000 OOO 0 .1 0
Minnesota . 001 000 OOx 1 3 0
Bunning. Fox 18 1 and Freehan.
Stance (3-0i and Battey. Loaer
Bunning 14-81. HR Killebrew.
Baltimore .000 012 42110 13 0
Los Ann. . 000 000 000 0 4 0
Roberta (8-71 and Brown.
Chance, Nelson (8), Lee (71. Fow
ler 10) and Folles, Loser Chance
(6-7). HR Gentile.
3-2 victories that boosted the
Red Sox within 2Vs games of
first place.
The overpowering Radatz
faced a total of 10 men and
struck out seven of them. He
saved Bill Monbouquctte's
11th victory In the opener al
though tagged for a nlnth-in-nlng
homer by Max Alvls and
then came back lo nail down
Earl Wilson's seventh tri
umph.
Radatz has appeared in 28
games so far and has a shot at
Mike Fornlclcs' AL record of
70 set In 1060, particularly in
view of manager Johnny Pcs
ky's announced intention of
using him "any time I think
it's vital."
Things have reached such a
pass now mat uenway parK
fans begin chanting "We want
Radatz" as early as the fifth
inning.
The Red Sox clinched Tues
day night's opener with three
runs In the eighth Inning and
rode to victory In the nightcap
when Radatz' roommate, Dick
Stuart, drove in two runs on
a pair of slnglea and Lou Clin
ton belted his ninth homer.
Chlsox Beat Yanks
The Chicago White Sox
climbed within nine percent
age points of the first-place
New York Yankees by beat
ing them for tho fourth
straight time this season, 2-1,
and in other AL games Min
nesota defeated Detroit, 1-0,
Kansas City WHllopcd Wash
ington, 8-4, and Baltimore
blasted Los Angeles, 10-0.
Floyd Robinson's eighth-inning
homer off loser Ralph
Terry broke up a 1-1 tie be
twene the White Sox and
and Yankees as Juan Pizarro
struck out 1 1 batters and gave
up five hits In gaining his
ninth victory. Terry was
charged with his eighth defeat
New York (UPI) The Ania
tcur Athletic Union has select
ed 10 outstanding basketball
players from the National As
sociation o f Intercollegiate
Athletics Colleges for a 12
wcek tour of South America
in July and August. Among
those picked was Jim Boutin
of Lewis and Clark College in
Portland.
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Giants Can't Find
4th Solid Starter
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St. Louis - m - The San
Kranclaco Giants Just can't
find that fourth solid starter
lo go with Hilly O Dell, Jck
Sanford, and Juan Marlchal.
8lx candidate for the Job
pniarltd to the hill Tuesday
night as St. Louis nudged
the Giants 6 A In a game that
further muddied the Nation
al league race.
Loi Angeles dumped Cin
cinnati 4 1. I; 8vlnii the Cardi
c.'rd.S4"","""m' ion top a half-g.me .head of
Hume Runs
Nsllunal leatneH Aaron.
Mravt-e II. Ilanka, Cubs 13 Mr.
; Cove) , Claim 13, Ceieta, otams
14: t Alou, Giants and Pemeter,
Phi's. 11
; Ameriean l.eaeue atuart. Red
I Sox 17. Allison Twins 17. VVsener.
I Aoai-ls, Kaline Titers, llattev,
Twuta. Mars. Vankl. end Kllle
i brew. Twi;ib ell 13
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National l.raeua II. Aaran
Blaves 34 While. Cards S3, Santiv
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Tuesdav-t Results
tw!ston 3. Ftmen fl
Trl-Clty 7. Salem 3
Valuta S, Wenatrhee 8
4iurrl( an I easnf Allison
J Twins 30. Kallue. T'.fera, Malsone.
1 Wed Sox: Weiner. Anlela. and Stu
art. Red Sox all 411
! I'llrhtni
; National l.eaiue Malonev. Reds
jll-l. Marlrhal Giants 11-3, Kou
i lac TV'dtera il-3 Snahn. Rrasea
,o-5 t lru. (Hants in.j
Ameriean I, eeitie Restate Red
a ix a-l. R-'uton, Yaoka 10-1, Ford,
ratias 0-3. nurnarrlt. vshlte Sox
a. Piiarro. While Box -J. Wal
xer. Indiana 11
Los Angelrj ( !77i and San
Francisco (S7.1). Cincinnati Is
two games nut of first and
persistent Chicago three
gamrs behind.
Manager Alvin Dark grU
back in rotation with his big
three tonight ai O'Dtll (10-3)
takes on Curt Simmons (7-3)
in a battle of veteran ftics
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in 15 decisions although he
held the White Sox hitless un
til the sixth inning and yield
ed only three hits all told.
Homer Wins Game
The Twins collected only
two hits off Jim Bunning but
one of them was Harmon Kil
lebrew's 15th homer in the
third inning and that proved
to be the ball game. Lee
Stange shut out the Tigers on
five hits for his second vic
tory without a loss.
Cino Cimoli's three - run
double highlighted a six-run
fourth inning rally that car
ried the AY to their victory
over the Senators. Diego
Segul picked up his third vic
tory with help from Bill Fis
cher while Dave Stenhouse
suffered his eighth defeat.
Chuck Cottier and Ed Brink
man homered for the Sena
tors. Veteran Robin Roberts got
his 250th major league victory
with a four-hitter against the
Angels as Jim Gentile drove
in six runs for the Orioles
with a pair of doubles and a
homer. The victory was Rob
erts' sixth of the season com
pared with seven losses. Dean
Chance was the loser.
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