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1 . . Pennant Still in Sight As Giants Top Mets 9-1 By SCOTT BAILLIE UPI Sports Writer San Francisco-OM) - Juan MarichaJ, a big winner with the so-so San Francisco Gi ants served notice today that they still can win the pen nant. 'We're 8V& games behind Los Angeles but there still are a lot of games to be play ed," the smiling right hander said Tuesday night after hurl ing the Giants to a four-hit, 9-1, victory over the New York Mets. "And we're in much bet ter shape now than last year when we were four games back of the Dodgers in mid- September," he added. "We won that pennant and we have a good chance to win this one." The two teams meet in the second game of their three game series today, with Jack Sanford (9-11) attempting to make it three straight for the Giants. He opposes the Mets' Al Jackson (6-11). Marichal, with Willie Mays crashing two homers, rolled to his 16th win of the season Tuesday night, while luckless Roger Craig of the Mets was battered into the showers for this 15th straight loss. "I'm swinging pretty good, but I dunno if I'm breaking UNI MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1963 Harvey Tonn Leads Again in Softball Batting Statistics TEAM BATTING GP Jay Allen 15 Wheeler ..... 14 SO Dry Kiln . 14 Central Point 13 United Grocers 13 PITCHERS WE Harris (JA) 2 0 Reinholtz (JA) - 4 3 Barnum (JA) 6 0 Collins (W) 5 1 Kurtz (Wl 8 0 Van Zwol (CP) 5 7 Cook (SODKl 4 3 Augard (SODK) 2 . 5 Anderson. D. (UG) 6 3 Antonucci (UP) 3 2 AB 428 371 343 344 349. IP 15 49 35 , 35 r 52 79 ft .40 37 60 ' 28 . 100 54 57 55 108 73 73 70 H 8 57 36 15 . 11 ' 33 48 61 49 20 BB 11 10 18 26 14 38 18 24 13 10 Pet. JOl .291 .213 .212 .201 SO 15 39 17 65 102 109 21 Harvey Tonn of the Cen tral Point entry in the Jack son County Softball associ ation, last year's batting champ in the major league, is leading the loop again this year, according to statistics compiled from major league games through July 15. Tonn had an average of .391 as of that date, with 9 hits in 23 trips to the plate. Tonn barely qualifies for the official lead in the batting race, as no batter with few er than 23 times at bat was counted officially in the sta tistics. Next highest average be longs. toVessMunyon of John Wheeler with .382. Dale Mc ,Cay of. Wheeler has .375, Vern Parent of Central Point .372, .Les Walker of Jay Al len .367 and Wayne Gillaspie of Southern Oregon Dry Kiln .357. j No-one 6n the United Gro cers team who has been to the plate 23 or more times is above .300. The best mark is held by Dale Matheny with .289. ... : Jay Allen, league leader, leads in team batting with a .301 mark. i In , pitching stats, Milan Kurtz of John Wheeler has the best record, 8-0. Willie Barnum of Jay Allen is 6-0. Strikeout king of the league is Jim Van Zwol of Central Point, who has fanned 109. The statistics: Jay Allen Perdue Payne Hoyl .. Welch Walker ... Barnum Shults Slcunict Reinholtz Cripe Love Harris Brown Bristlin AB . 38 49 39 48 15 24 3 . 41 . 21 , 2 . 2 R 12 14 9 5 18 8 14 I 5 n 13 9 1 1 Pet. .316 .280 .203 .227 .367 .205 .292 .067 .208 .000 .317 .429 .500 .500 Wheeler' AB H Pet. Smith 45 11 .244 Brown 44 14 .318 Meilicke 21 5 ' .238 Weedle 35 9 ( .257 Kurtz 34 ' S .263 Reed .... 17 3 .176 Munyon 34 13 .382 Vaughn 35 10 .286 MeCay 40 15 J75 Hughes 22 4 .182 Burns, J 4 1 .250 Collins 10 4 .400 Jacquette 15 7 .467 Hale 8 3 J75 SO Dry Kiln AB H Pet. Ford. D 31 4 .129 Chapman ..... 42 8 .190 Kuschel 44 12 .273 Augard 20 4 .200 Kemper 20 3 .250 Gillaspie 28 10 J57 Thompson 12 3 .250 Cook 34 7 .206 Stimmel 19 3 .158 Archer 12 4 .333 Paxton 25 5 .200 Yarnell , 9 t 0 .000 Brown v-.. -9 o . .ooo Deffley 3 1 .200 Central Point AB H Pet. Riley 34 ... a .235 Parent 4 16 J72 Bohnert f,H ,-2 .182 Van Zwol ; 36 . 7 .194 White. B 33 ' .257 Malot ... 28 - 4 .143 White. T. . 21 t 5 .23B Orr ,11 2 .182 Tonn. H. u... 23 9 .391 Dusenbury 28 . - 8 .286 Frazer 23 3 .130 j Gomel! 34 . 8 ' .176 United Grocery AB H Pet. Kline 37 -1 .037 Davis 13 , 2 .154 Sullivan 1 34 7 .206 Matheny 38 11 .289 Meister . 43 . . 10 .233 Anderson. D 42 10 .238 Colley 20 4 .200 Shepard 28 ' 7 .269 Nelson 19 ' .'2 .105 Champion 19 3 .158 Brent 12 ' 3 .250 Ingram 21 3 .143 Antonucci 10 1 .100 Quinney 12 2 .167 Anderson, J 11 4 .364 INVITES MISS MOFFITT Melbourne, Australia -(UPD-Norman Strange, president of the Australian Lawn Tennis Association, will invite Billie Jean Moffitt of Long Beach, Calif., to compete in the Aus tralian championships later this year. Strange said Tues day he wanted Miss Moffitt to play Margaret Smith in a replay of their 1963 Wimble don final. out of any slump or not," Mays said when told that he has collected 10 hits in his last 20 trips to the plate and nudged his average up to .274. Mays made his 100th hit of the season a two-run homer oft Craig in the second inning that dispatched the Mets hurl er to the showers, then smash ed one off lefty Ken Mac kenzie in the sixth for homer number 21. The Giants got Marichal seven runs in the first two frames, three of them unearn ed tallies that came across during the first. An error by center fielder Joe Hicks, who had wrecked the Giants in New York six nights ago with a clutch hom er, let one unearned run across in the first and set up two others that tallied on Jim Davenport's -single. Craig, now 2-17, then was bombed for four straight hits and four more runs all earn ed in the next inning. Mays' first homer of the game caus ed manager Casey Stengel to rush in reliever Larry Bear narth. Marichal missed a shutout in the fourth frame, when first baseman Orlando Cepeda erred on Duke Snyider's grounder and pinch-runner Dick Smith came all the way around to score on Frank Thomas' hard double. Red Sox Give Turley A Try Boston - WPI) - The Boston Red Sox will try one time New York fireballer Bob Tur ley in a renewed bid to check the Yankees' threatened American league runaway. The Red Sox announced last night that they had signed the veteran Turley just a few hours after he was declared a free agent by Los Angeles. The 32 year - old righthand er was not claimed after be ing placed on the waiver list by the Angels three days ago. Turley was given his release after posting a 2-7 record in 19 appearances with Los An geles. Oddly, his two victo ries were shutouts, one and three-hitters, and he impres sed the Red Sox though los ing to them earlier this sea son. The indefinite status of vet eran Boston starter Gene Con- ley, who has been on the dis abled list for nearly a month, contributed to the Turley signing. . . Loggers Chop Down SO Dry Kiln 10-0; Tie With Jay Allen The John Wheeler Loggers, previously in second place In the Jackson County Softball association league, moved in to a tie with a front running Jay Allen team last night as they swamped Southern Ore gon Dry Kiln 10-0 at jacK- son park. High DOintmen for the Wheelers were Dave Hughes and Bob Reed who scored two runs each. The winning pitcher was Logger Vern Collins who went the seven innings witn no runs given up, one nit ana three walks. Jay Allen will face third Sixsome, Sweepstakes Golf Winners Announced Results of the three-ball six-some and ball sweepstakes competition at the Rogue Valley Country club over the week end were announced today. The sweepstakes took place Saturday and Sunday and the three -ball sixsome Sunday. Results of the three-ball sixsome: Long drive - women - hdep. 1-20 - Helen Davies; long drive - women - hdep. 21 up Mrs. Stoy Elliott; long drive men - hdep. 1-12 - Pat Lynch; long drive - men - hdep. 13 up-Tony Capello. K.P. - women - hdep. 1-20-Heicn Davies; K.P. - women- hdc-D. 21 up-none; K.P. men - hdep. 1-12 - none; K P.-men -hdep. 13 up-Hal Hartzell. Low Gross: 1st - Harold Harold Hartzell-Helen Davies -40; 1st - Howard bcroggin NEED BRAKES? LOWEST PRICES QUALITY WORK GUARANTEED 305 No. Columbus phone 772-291 Mrs. Leonard Schildt-40; 3rd - Wm. T. Clark-Mrs. Mahr Reymers-41. Low Net: lst-John Jensen Mrs. Bill Bratton-31; -2nd-Bill Bratton-Mrs. Tony Cap-pello-33; 3rd-Pat Lynch-Mrs. Bill Clark-33Vi. , Results of the ball sweep stakes were: Low Gross: . l'st-Ed ' Sim- mons-70; 2nd - Jim Sheldon -75. Low Net: lst-Jim Quincy- 68: lst-Larry Butler-68; lst- John Nuich-68. Yankee Runaway Continues New York - IUPT - The New York Yankees are running off with the American league pennant and those fellows with the footprints on their backs are the Los Angeles Angels. The Angels were run over by the romping, tromping Yankees for the second day in a row Tuesday, losing 7-0, with New York's substitute players doing most of the damage. A well-known frontliner, Whitey Ford, who has a re markable 15-3 pitching record this season - took the mound against the Angels today in the windup of their three game Yankee stadium' series. Righthander Don Lee, .4-5, drew the starting assignment for Los Angeles. It was a frustrating game for Bill Rigney's team Tues day night as ex-Dodger Stan Williams, who has had his troubles this season, blanked the Angels on four hits before a Los Angeles rally in the eighth. Then ex-Senator Steve Hamilton took over with the bases loaded and none out. He proceeded to strike out Leon Wagner, - Lee Thomas and Billy Moran to end the in ning. The Angels loaded the sacks again in the ninth with one out, but Hamilton showed he was up to the situation again by fanning Albie Pear son and getting Jim Fregosi to hit into a force play to end the game. Starter Paul Foytack kept the Yankees scoreless for the first three innings, but was tagged for a solo home run by Johnny Blanchard in the fourth inning. In the sixth, however, the Yankees ran away with six more runs. The six - run inning was punctuated by Blanchard's second home run of the game, tnis time with two men on base. Clete Boyer also homer ed, his 11th of the season. Blanchard, batting .225 going into the game, was filling in for the sidelined Roger Maris in right field. Third baseman Frank Kos tro, recently brought up from Hawaii, went 2-for-4 for the second straight night, but was not brought around by his teammates in either game. Los Angeles left 11 runners qn base Tuesday night,?' V League Leaders Bu United PressTnTeTnTnonaT NATIONAL LEAGUE Player Club C AB R M Pet. Groat. St.L 98 396 39 138 .343 Clemente, Pitt H8 31 au iu jji T. Davis. LA . 84 312 33 101 J24 Gonialei. Phil. 97 402 73 128 JIB White. StL. 98 402 73 128 .318 Pinion On .99 398 59 126 .317 H. Aaron. Mil. 07 385 78 119 J09 Bover. StL 93 370 47 113 jua Wiils. LA 77 309 32 94 .304 Clendenon. Pitt 92 336 46 100 .298 Torre, Mil 86 299 33 aw .b Hydroplane Qualifies Doeur d'Alene, Idaho - (ITJ - Miss Eagle Electric, the former Miss Spokane, was the ! first hydroplane to qualify for the sixth annual Diamond ' Cup race to be held Saturday and Sunday on Lake Coeur ; d'Alene. j Rex Manchester piloted the craft around the three-mile course at an average speed of ; 97.122 miles per hour Tues j day. The minimum speed for ! qualification is 90 miles per ' hour. spot United Grocers tonight in a major league game at the ball park. Game time is scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m. Both Jay Allen and the Log gers have a seasonal record of 6-1. LINESCORES: Lowers 030 113 210 1J 0 SOUK OOO OOO 0 0 1 .1 col ins and- wedd e: Cook and Chapman. AHirntr-AN i.kariif. Yslrzmskl, Bos 89 342 57 113 J30 Kallne, vet Ju o' Malzonc. Bos ...92 356 40 114 J20 Rnlllnn Minn ... 83 307 48 97 .316 Wainer. LA 96 353 SI 110 .310 HrshnrfiT.. tni. 78 jw ik Cimoll. KC 84 295 35 85 .288 Fox. Chi 88 349 37 100 .287 Penltone. NY .90 321 52 92 .287 Home nuns National Leaf tie MeCovey. Gl nia 3n- H Aaron. Braves 28; Mays. Glanta 21; Cepeda. Giants 10: Banks. Cubs 17: white. Cards 17 American League Allison. Twins 22; Killebrew. TwtlU 22 Wagner. Angels 20: Bsttey. Twins 20; Mam. Yanks; &iuan. (tea Howard. Yanks all 19. Runs Batted In National League n nnrn, Braves 76; Santo. Cubs 69: White. Cards 68: Boyer, Cards 66; Me Covey. Glanta 63. American League Kallne. Ti gers 64: Wagner. Angels 61: Alli son. Twins 60: Stuart. Red Son 60; Battev, Twins 58. Pltrhlnf National League Koufax. Dodg ers 16-3; Malloney. Reds 13-3: Per. ranoskl. Dodeers 10-2: McBean. Pirates 9-2: Marichal. Giants 16-3. American League rtaaai. rtea Sox. 12-1: rord. Yanks 13-3; Bou- ; ton. Yanks 12-S: Burhardt. White Sox 9-4: Pltarro. White Sox 11-3. SMITH QUITS COLTS Baltimore -HOT- Billy Ray Smith, a defensive tackle for the Baltimore Colts, has re tired for business reasons. Smith, a seven year veteran of the National Football League who has been with the Colts since 1961, said he was quitting to concentrate on his business in Morgan City, La. Dichter Tops Manolides Astoria - tUPIl - Four-time champion Ralph Dichter of Astoria turned back medalist Evans (Butch) Manolides of Seattle 2 and 1 in the sec ond round of the men's divi sion in the Oregon Coast Golf tournament Tuesday. Dichter gained the quarter finals with Sev Harkson, of the Oswego Lake Country club, Western Washington college student Tom Bcarman, Rob Swingle of The Dalles and Leighton Tuttle, Phil Un derwood, Dave Munro and Carl Burtch, all of Portland. Defending champion Fred Siegel of Spokane and Hugh McCredie of Portland, co medalists in the senior men's division, turned in victories in their opening matches. The men's championship and first flights and all sen ior flights took the day off today. Women's flights and the rest of the men's flights had action scheduled. 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