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Studs Split With Mock Ford, Play Medford at White City Grants Pass - Grants Pass Mock Ford took firmer hold on third place in the South ern division of Area 4 Ameri can Legion junior baseball here yesterday by defeating the Central Point Cheney Studs 7 to 4 in the opener of a doubleheader. Central Point won the non counting second game 6 to 1. A first inning onslaught turned the trick for the Fords in the league game. They surged for six runs. Don Sum mers and Pete Hardin each singled in two runs. Bill Standley and Bob Peters also got hits. There were two bases on balls, a passed ball a groundout and the Studs' only error of the fray. Larry Mason chucked a one-hitter for the Studs in the second tilt. - Central Point Cheney Studs will host the Medford Ameri can Legion junior baseball team in an S o'clock non league game at Memorial field. White City, this evening. It will be the second meeting of the season between the two clubs. A Sunday story inad vertently and erroneously listed the wrong site for the game. Manager Bill Eskwith has named Bob Corliss as pitcher WHEEL ALIGNMENT WEDNESDAY Thru SATURDAY American Made Cars Call for Appointment All Work Guaranteed WHEELS BALANCED 1.40 , BRAKE ADJUSTMENT Adjust All 4 Wheels to Manufacturer's Specifications Check and Add Needed Brake Fluid BRAKE Reline All 4 Wheels Inspect All Parts of Braking System Add Needed Fluid Repack Front Bearings All Work Guaranteed 1 Day Service SEARS This Is... NATIONAL SAFE BOATING WEEK! PLEASE DOIi'T OVERLOAD Too many passengers swamp the boat. If you overload you may suddenly find your self and your passengers in the wafer. Published by the Medford with the Jackson County Red Cross. for the Studs with Neal Ellis to be available for relief, Coach Cliff McLean reperted that ai!-itater Stuart Young win oe the Medford twirler The Studs and the Med fords have produced some nf the top rivalry in Legion ball during the past several years with games generally close. There have been a number of extra inning conflicts and the outcome is considered a toss up when the two clubs take the fieid. Medford won the previous tray this season 3 to 0. It drew the top crowd of the season for Legion ball in this vi cinity. Grants Pass is now 5-2 in the standings and Central Point holds fourth spot with 4-4. Twedell Triples The Cheney's picked up two of their runs in the second inning of yesterday's opener on an error, Dave Twedell's triple and Howard Tomlin son's sacrifice flyout. The other two came in the second inning on hits by Luis Al varez, Darryl Summerfield and Ncal Ellis, an error and a stolen base. Alvarez advanced on the error and got to third base when he escaped a GP rundown try on the play. AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALS IS 99 COMPLETE 110 SPECIAL Most American Cart By Appointment 501 E. Jackson 773-6661 Open Mon. & Fri. Till 9 Mail Tribune In cooperation Chapter of the American Summers and Lyman Kel seeker for Mock and Summer field for Central Point each had two hits. Jerry McCormack pitched a six-hitter against the Studs, walking four and fanning eight. Central Point's Wayne Clay gave up four hits, six runs and two walks and fanned one in two thirds of an inning. Reliever Larry Pepper in 5 13 frames at lowed four hits and one run. He whiffed four and walked one. Three Run Bunches Central Point's second fra cas runs scored in bunches of three. In the first canto a two run single by Summerfield, hits by Alvarez and Ellis, a walk and Tomlinson's sacri fice fly did it. In the fifth inning Mason, Ellis and Sum merfield singled. There were a walk, a wild pitch and a Neil Rivenburg sacrifice fly. Grants Pass dented the platter in the fourth panel on a walk, balk, groundout and error. Ellis and Summerfield each had two safeties and Sum merfield drove in three runs. Steve Newman got the only hit off Mason, an infield blow. Mason fanned seven and walked one. Newman issued three free passes and struck out three in a seven-hitter. 1.1NESCORES: Central Point .... 020 000 24 1 Grants Pass 600 010 x 7 S 6 Clay, L. Pepper 111 and Summer field; McCormack and Peteri. Central Point 300 03 7 1 Grants Pass 000 101 1 i Mason and Summerfield; New man and Peters. McKinley Opposes Bob Wilson Wimbledon. Enc. - CT - Chuck McKinley, America's chief hope for victory in tne Wimhledon tennis champion ships, met Britain's Bobby Wilson today in the men's singles quarter-finals. Frank Froehling, the only other Yank still alive in the men's singles, faced his tough est challenge in the tourney thus tar when he opposed the seasoned Fred Stone ot Aus tralia. Top-seeded and favored Roy Emerson, who is shooting for the "grand slam" of the Aus tralian, French, Englisn ana American titles, met Willie nunirprt of Germany, and Christian Kuhnke, also of Germany, played second-seeded Manuel Santana of Spain in the other men's quarter finals. There were no women s singles on today's program. Ken Rosewall Defeats Laver Forest Hills, N.Y. - iUPD -Ken Rosewall is making a ca reer of beating fellow Austra lian Rod Laver. The tiny king of the courts needed only 68 minutc3 to conquer Laver, 6-4, 6-2, 6-2, Sunday in the final of the na tional pro tennis champion ships before an estimated 5, 000 at historic Forest Hills stadium. Rosewall has earned al most $50,000 in whipping La yer 32 times in 41 matches since Rod turned pro last Jan uary. His latest victory net ted him $1,400 while Laver took the runner-up purse of $1,100. In a pro - set match to de termine third-place money of $800, Earl Buchholr outlasted Alex Olmedo, 17-15. Rosewall and Laver split an additional $800 when they downed Buchholz and Olme do. 7-5. 10-8, 7-5, for the dou bles title. Tony Cloniger Stars in Fray i.n Anurlos IUPH - Man ager Bobby Bragan of the Mil waukee Braves, becoming bold on his club's pitching, tonight sends rookie Bob Sa dowskl against the Los An geles Dodgers with the hope he can come close to the per formance Sunday of youthful Tnnu CAnninapr. The 22-year-old Cloninger pitched a mastortui two-nn-ler and the Braves capitalized nn his mound performance to score a 7-0 victory over the Dodgers, their second shutout in three games. Although Cloninger s pucn ing performance was the story of the game, and even man ager Walt Alston praised his I work, the Dodger skipper can- didly said his club made j enough mistakes to lose two j or three games. ! WINS CYCLE CROWN I . Clarksville, Mo. - THi - Olaf I Moetus of Indianapolis. Ind., overcame Bob Parsons of La j Canada, Calif., in the final 25 feet Sunday to capture the 100-kilometer national cham pionship bicycle race. The 17-year-old Moetus thus earned the right to represent the i United States in the interna tional race in Belgium next I month. MEDFORD MEDFORDtfitjTRIBUlTC SIPCDMTTS Colts Treat Foe Cold In Sunday Night Encounter By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer The Houston Colts have taken Sunday night major league baseball like they in vented it which, as a matter of fact, they did. The Colts, National league rivals agreed that it's too hot to play on Sunday afternoons, but they never anticipated the cold treatment they'd get in the cool of the Texas eve ning. The Colts inaugurated Sun day night ball in the majors June 9 with a 3-0 victory over the San Francisco Gi ants. They made it two in a row Sunday night with a 1-0 win over the St. Louis Cardinals giving them a perfect 2-0 mark and a string of 18 consecutive scoreless innings in Sunday night com petition. Hal Brown, a 38-year-old righthander who hasn't won another game all season, scor ed both the Sunday night vic tories pitching 6'4 innings in relief of Dick Farrell on June 9 and going the distance this time with a seven-hitler. The Colts scored the game's only run in the fourth inning when Howie Goss doubled and and tallied on John Batemnn's single. Lew Burdette, ex-Mil waukee ace, yielded nine hits in six innings and suffered his seventh -loss against sev en victories. Braves Blank1 Dodgers The Milwaukee Braves whip ped the Los Angeles Dodgers. 7-0, the San Francisco Giants topped the Cincinnati Reds, 7-3-, the Philadelphia Phillies nipped the Chicago Cubs, 3-2, and the Pittsburgh Pirates de feated the New York Mets, 3 0, in the other National league games. Tony Cloninger pitched a two-hitter and Hank Aaron hit his 22nd homer of the season for the Braves, who dealt rookie Nick WiUhite his second loss. Roy McMillan also homered for the Eravcs Cloninger retired 17 batters in order after a first-inning single by Jim Gilliam, didn't walk a batter and faced only 28 men during the game. He stands 4-4 for the season. Willies Hit Homers Willie Mays and Willie Mc Covey homered for the Gi ants, who took advantage of three Cincinnati errors to to hand 13-game winner Jim STANDINGS Bv United pTTssTnTcTn7uonTT NATIONAL LEAGUE W. 1.. Prt. .302 -173 .371 .339 .530 St. Louis 43 31 32 33 Los Angeles ...... 4J San Francisco .... 44 Cincinnati 41 Cincinnati . 41 Chicago 4ii Milwaukee 38 Pittsburgh 36 Philadelphia 35 New York 20 .533 .307 .480 37 311 461 10 .377 16'j .372 17 Houston . 29 49 Sunday's Results Pittsburgh 3. New York 0 Philadelphia 3. Chicago 2 Milwaukee 7. Los Angeles 0 San Francisco 7, Cincinnati 3 Houston 1. St. Louis 0 imghtl AMERICAN LEAGUE Prt. .611 .377 .573 .348 .526 .319 313 GB 3 2'i 4 'a 6 New York 44 Chicago 43 Minnesota 43 Boston 40 Cleveland 40 Baltimore 41 Los Angeles 41 Kansas City 34 Detroit 20 Washington 23 43!1 11 .392 IS .201 2i Sunday's RrsulU New York 4. Boston 2 flat. New York II. Boston 4 (2nd) Cleveland 8. Chicago 4 (lsti Chicago 4. Cleveland 0 (2nd) Detroit 6. Los Angeles 9 Kansas City 3. Baltimore 1 (1st, 14 innings. Baltimore 4, Kansas City 3 (2nd, 12 tnningai Minnesota fi. Washington i PAflFIC COAST LEAGUE Northern Division w. I.. Tacoma 44 34 Spokane 44 38 Hawaii 30 30 Portland 37 30 Seattle 33 4 Prt. (il .M ..MO I ..piOO ft .4B7 d .418 11' Southern Division w. Dallaa-ft Worth 41 Oklahoma City .. 40 San Diego .... 40 Salt Lke City .. 33 Denver 38 1,. 38 38 43 40 41 Prt. .VI 1 MH .488 .487 MS GB 5! 5 Sundav'i RrtuKt Spokane at Dallas-Ft. Worth '2 jar-nrs. postponed rain, wet ground!) sau Line LiiT o. amn isiro i (lt game. 7 innings. Salt Lake City 4, San Diego 0 (2nd game. 7 Inntnst) Tacoma 5, Hawaii 1 (lit game. 7 InningKi Hawaii 4, Tacoma 1 (2nd game. 7 Innmmt Oklahoma Ctlv S, Portland 1 Denver 3. Seattle 4 (tat gamt. 7 inivnrvi . Denver 8. Seattle 7 (2nd gimet NORTHWEST LF AOUB W. 1,. lw.fnn 41 27 Yakima 3 27 Salem , ."1 2. Tn-Cttv 31 32 Wenatrhee 27 41 Prt. r.B nr3 MA 1 1 j fl7d 2 J129 S 3f7 14 3"2 tOS Eucrne 11 44 ewiiton clinched firat half pen- ant i Sundav'a Rnuli Fim 4-y KuB'ne 03 Wnafchre 12. Lwiiton 7 Yakima 4, Trt-City l Satitrdav'a Rnlu lwiilon 9. W-natrhet Tn-CitT 7. Yakima Salem at Eugen ippd., rain) MAIL TRIBUNE.' MEDFORD. O'Toole his fifth setback. Billy Pierce went the distance with an eight-hitter to win his second game for the Gi ants. Eddie Kasko homered for the Reds. Bobby Wine's three hits and two each by Frank Torre and Clay Dalrymple paced an 11-hit Philadelphia attack that brought Art Mahaffey his fourth win against nine loss es. Ron Santo homered for the Cubs but Larry Jackson, a nine-game winner, dropped his seventh decision. Bod Friend went eight In nings before wilting in the heat to post his 10th victory and fourth shutout . of the year. Friend struck out sev en, walked one and didn't al low a runner beyond first base as the Pirates complet ed a sweep of the three-game series with the Mets. Roberto Clemcnte and Jerry Lynch had two hits each for the Pirates. I.INKSCORES: National Leacue Chicaao 000 001 0012 6 1 Philadelphia 020 000 10x 3 11 0 Jackson. McDanfel IRI and Ber tell. Mahaffey. Klippsteln 181 and Dalrymple. Winner Mahaffey (4-Pl. Loser Jackson (9-8). hR Santo. New York 000 000 0000 3 3 Pittsburgh . . 000 100 02x 3 7 0 fitanarn. hook ibi ana rayior. Friend, McBean 9) and Burgess, Brand int. Winner Friend (10-61. Loser Stallard (3-5). Milwaukee .... 10! 001 2207 II 0 Los Angeles .. 000 000 0000 2 2 (jlonmser n-4i ana lorre win- hlte. Rochuck (01. Miller (7) and Camlllt. Loser Willhite (1-2). HR H- Aaron. McMillan. Cincinnati 001 000 002 3 8 3 San Fran. ... 100 001 50x 7 8 0 TToole. WorlhlnKton.i7i. Owens (7) and Edwards. Pierce I2-.M and Bailey. Loser OToole 113-51. HR McCovey, Mays. Kasko.. St. Louli ......... 000 000 000 0 7 0 Houston 000 100 OOx 1 II 2 Burdette. Schultz (71 and Mc Carver. Brown (2-3 and Bateman. Loser Burdette (7-7). Will McCovey, Harvey Kuenn Carry Giants San Francisco - (UNI - Wil lie McCovey and Harvey Kuenn, who used to earn their pay for the San Francisco Gi ants as platoon men, rated an accolade from manager Al- vin Dark as the "guys who are carrying this club." "McCovey never used to have much of a batting aver age against left handed pitch ers but he's doing all right now, Dark said following Sunday's 7-3 win over the Cincinnati Reds which wil lowy Willie triggered with a tie-breaking home run off southpaw Jim O'Tpole. "And Harvey Kuenn is gelling his hits. He's doing a fine job filling in for Jim Davenport at third base." Dark added that Daven port, who is sidelined with nn injured heel and sore wrist. hasn't been swinging the bat well. Kuenn collected another single Sunday and scored twice while hitting safely in his 11th straight contest. YANK HAS MEASLES New York - (UPD - Second baseman Bobby Richardson of the New York Yankees will be out of action until at least Thursday with a case of the German measles. TMMMIX Rental Equipment Air Compressors Water Pumps Cement Finishing Machines Electric and Gas Cement Vibrators Roller Water Wagon WITH OPERATOR 2 Graders Shovel 4 Cranes Back Hoe Drag Lines Tractor with Bulldozers, Ripper or Carryall Turnapulls Gunite Machine With Mobile ' 600 Cu. Ft. Compressor Division el CSC (Cenerett Steal Carpararian) 249 E. McAndr.w Road 772-5271 OREGON Medford Whips Trl-City Club To Assume Lone Legion Lead AREA 4 STANDINGS (southern Division! Medford Klamath Falcons ....... Grants Pass . Central Point ... Klamath Hawk W. ,. T . a . s ret. .873 .7.10 .300 , 4 S a .333 .222 .111 Trl-city Ashland 1 Medford American Legion junior baseballers moved into the lead alone in Area 4 s Southern division yesterday by t h u m p I n g the Tri-Clty Gems 1S to 2 at Merrill Then the Medfords made a doubleheader sweep of it by slipping by the Gems 3 to 2 in a non-league scuffle. Medford whammed 12 hits in the main attraction while strong-armed Big Bill Enyart limited the Gems to two. A pair of five-run stanzas, the fourth and. the fifth made the big scoring difference in the game. The Medford's had five bases on balls and eight TC errors -with which to work. The league game gave Med ford a half-game lead over the Klamath Falls Falcons, who had a bye date, and pre served a single game gap over Klamath Falls Mock Ford. Faces Studs Tonight Medford goes to White City, tonight to be guest of the Cen tral Point Cheney Studs. Game time will be 8 p.m. This will be a non-leaguer. The Medforos have won the only previous tussle between the two this season. A Sun day story inadvertently listed the game for a different field. Mike Neathamer had two triples and a single for Med ford while Jim Calhoun doubled and tripled and Dan Miles and Tom Barker each had two safe blows in the first game. Singles by Neathamer and Barker were the only hits for Medford in the fourth inning when three errors and a base on balls helped runners tour the bases. In the fifth inning Calhoun slapped his double and Ron Edmonds,' Don An derson and Miles clouted sin gles. There were two errors nd a hit batter. Only one hit by Jay Parish, his first of the Legion season, contributed to the two-run Tri-City third inning. Two Medford miscues were put with it. Enyart did not walk a bat ter and he registered eight strikeouts. TC chucker Dave Hill whiffed two. A base on balls and singles by Calhoun and Ken Phipps accounted for a Medford run in the first inning of the sec ond scrap. Jack Mullen drove In the tying run in the fifth inning and Neathamer the knot-breaker on singles. Two walks. put runners on the sacks and Dane Smith sacri ficed CROMWELL WINNER Spokane - IUPII - The 23rd annual Inland Empire Tennis tournament wound up Satur day in spectacular fashion as the men's doubles team of Jimmy Jackson, Portland, and Steve Brooks, Eugene, Ore., struggled over two hours to defeat Marshall Reynolds, Spokane, and Vernon Ball, Wenatchee, 6-3, T-S, 6-4, 6-4. In the men's singles title match Jerry Cormwell, Long Beach, Calif., upset defending champion Jackson, 6-0, 7-5, 6-4. SOAP BOX WINNER Portland -IUPD- Jim Scott, veteran" 13-year-old driver, won tee Greater Portland Soap Box derby Sunday and a trip to Akron, Ohio and the National Soap Box derby. Concrett i Equipment A -walk, wild pitch and a Parish hit scored for the Gems in the second inning and they obtained another marker in the fourth canto on Dennis Barry's hit, two walks, an error, and sacrifice by Jim Moore. Smith hurled four-hit ball for Medford over 4?3 Innings, striking out four and issuing eight bases on balls. Dan Miles pitched to the last TC Ashland's Nine Records First Legion Ashland - Ashland Anicrl can Legion junior baseball team recorded its first victor ies of the season Sunday, snapping a 10-game winless streak by whl. . ing the Klam ath Falls Hawks 4 to 2 and 11 to 0. The first game figured in the Area 4 Southern division standings and gave the Ash landers a 1-8 status in the loop. Klamath's Hawks are in fifth place now with 3-6. Ashland in the loop affair overcame a two-run deficit with a single tally in the fourth Inning and three mark ers in the fifth. The Lithians used Dennis KendeM's infield hit and two errors for the first score. In the fifth Jan Susce, Tim Voth and John Rhodes all got hits. Ross Coldwell laid down a bunt to squeeze Voth home for the go-ahead run. There was no possible play on Voth and the putout throw was made ' to first base. Rhodes took advantage to also score. Four Hitter For the Hawks two runs In the first chukker, Rice Bath and Tom Schiff singled. Bob Woldt sacrificed. There was a passed ball and a walk. Rhodes threw a four-hit game for' Ashland. He issued three bases on balls and fan ned eight. Jon Crume, while giving up seven hits to Ash wttstw your dollar Seib 'K' FIRESTONE l Don't Miss Ik ..winwc S i This big N- CHAMPiON NYLONS ) N.V-JW ANNUAL SALE I I n Comprabi JU T VsTjE personal Querents L fl ARQ I Low P" X Ka'Si vou the SCST TIRE C f 3 J V I on All Other A Sill livH 7irlone double guarantee 1 1 iSvifct I I io 1 If ' anort by for than 60.OOO Firetton dealers, 1 HI lillj J I T A toret from coast to coait wherever you trava.1 J W fAiwl 1 LIFETIME GUARANTEE . ..... ouaarM la VlViU'iu ' ereinstfiefecla in workmanship anH ma- " fntum asauai 1 lenals lor Ih. Ill o( the original tread. 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Moore?n' Victories land, free-passed four batters. He struck out 12. Schiff and Susee had two hits in the mix. Eight runs crossed home in the second inning of the second ruckus. Coldwell swat ted two safeties in this frame, Voth doubled and Rick Clark, Bob Johnson and Dave Bar ger singled. Two fases on balls and a hit batter plus an error contributed to the run produc ing. Coldwell had three hits and Rhodes doubled. Barger toss-1 ed a five-inning four-hitter and did not walk a man. He fanned four. I.INKSCORES: Klamath Hawks 200 000 02 4 3 Ashland ono 130 x 4 7 1 Crume and BarUelt; Rhodes and Volh. Klamath Hawks .. 000 00 0 4 4 Ashland 310 Ox 11 S 1 Pilgrim. Kenyon (21. Schiff (31 and Narramore, Bartlett (31; Bar ger and Kendell. 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