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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORO. OREGON SUNDAY, JULY 28. 1963 Giants Win Sixth Victory By Donning Pittsburg Pirates 3-1 By United Presi International Juan Marichal of the San Francisco Giants became the first pitcher in the major leagues to win 17 games this season by holding the Pitts burgh Pirates to six hits in a 3-1 victory Saturday. The Giants capitalized on three errors in the eighth in ning to score two runs and extend their winning streak to six. Jose Pagan led off the Giants' eighth with a single and scored when reliever Al vin McBean threw Marichal's sacrifice bunt into center field. Marichal tallied after right fielder Roberto Clemente caught Harvey Kuenn's line drive and tossed the ball over the catcher's head, Marichal scoring. The St. Louis Cardinals Hung on for a 3-2 victory over the Chicago Cubs and the Milwaukee Braves edged the AAA REPAIR k Lowest in Cost. Fastest Service k Licensed & Insured Contracting Repairs Remodel Price Estimates 772-9992 1992 Table Rock Rd. Next to Big Y Market Cincinnati Reds, 5-4, in the National league's only other Saturday afternoon games. Curt Simmons of the second place Cardinals limited the Cubs to only three hits before being removed for Ron Tay lor in the eighth. Bobby Shantz also was called on in the eighth before a Chicago rally was shut off. Curt Flood's double and Dick Groat's single provided the Cards' margin of victory and gave the loss to Larry Jack son. Billy Williams homered for the Cubs. Pinch-hitter Frank Boiling bunted home the winning run for the Braves in the seventh inning. Milwaukee was trail ing 4-3 when Eddie Mathews led off the seventh with a triple and scored on Hank Aaron's single. Aaron moved to second on a sacrifice, stole third and scored on Boiling's bunt. Hank Fischer, although pitching only one inning, re ceived credit for the victory while Jim Owens took the loss. I.INKSCORES: Cincinnati .. 102 010 000 4 10 a Milwaukee .. 001 100 20x 5 8 0 Jay. Owcm t7t Henry 17) and Edwards: Sadowski. Fischer 7 Shaw (81 and Crandall. WP Fischer (3-2. LP Owens t0-2. pittsourgh . ooo eon looi e s San Francisco 010 000 02x 3 6 0 Friend, McBean (81 Haddix 8l Sisk (8 i and Burgess: Marichal (17-3) and E. Bailev. LP Mc Bean (9-3l. HR Stargel! (6lhl. Osuna, Palafox Clinch Playoffs In Davis Cup Match Vancouver, B. C, Mexico Saturday clinched its American Zone Davis Cup tennis playoff with Canada when Rafael Osuna and An tonio Palafox won their doubles match to take a 3-0 lead in the best-of-five scries. The Mexicans defeated Can ada's Keith Carpenter and R 5 Giants' Flimsy Wands Finally Come To Life tied the Pittsburgh I'lrates, i that the ball might have been New York ... ooo ooo ooo o 4. 1 Houston 000 000 Olx 1 4 2 Craig (2-181 and Gonder; Bruce, Woodeshick (91 and Baleman. WP Bruce (5-71. HR Bateman tfithl. SPORTS Twins Downed Leading New 5-1 By League York Yankees By United Press International Ralph Terry paced himself perfectly in 97-degree heat, pitching his way out of an early jam and leading the New York Yankees to a 5-1 victory over the Minnesota Twins Saturday with the aid of home runs by Joe Pepitone and Tom Tresh. Terry did not walk a single batter and struck out six on the way to his 11th victory against 10 defeats. The Yankee righthander al lowed only seven hits and blanked the Twins until the ninth when Harmon Kille brew led off with his 23rd homer. Terry's only other anxious moments came in the first inning when Ziola Ver salles opened with a double and moved to third on Johnny Goryl's single, but the Yankee pitcher prevented the next three batters from getting the ball out of the infield. The Yankees, who have now won eight of their last nine games, crammed all their scoring into the first three innings off Bill Plcis. They scored a run in the first inning on singles by Tony Kubek and Bobby Rich' ardson, along with Tresh's sac PORTABLE LIGHT PLANT FOR THAT SUMMER HOME Used, Delce, gas driven, 32 volt portable plant with 16 heavy duty gl batteries with seme appliances and light bulbs included- Priced at only $95.00. We also supply new Onen Plants for many applications. ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. "The Home Of Auto Electric Service" 634 N. Central 773-7401 rifice fly, then added another run on Pepitone s 17th homer in the second. Tresh drilled his 17th homer with one on in the third and, after Roger Maris routed Pleis with a dou ble, Pepitone singled off re liever Jim Kaat for the third run of the frame. Doubles by Al Luplow and Tito Francona in the ninth inning enabled the Cleveland Indians to edge the Kansas STANDINGS United Press "ntteTnatTonTr AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L, New York 63 Baltimore . 37 Chicago .. 54 Minnesota .. 54 Boston 52 Cleveland 50 Kansas City .... 4G Los Angeles 40 Detroit 41 Washington 36 Pet. GB .643 .553 8 .345 9 .535 10'i .325 Ills .490 15 .474 18 .467 17 i .423 21 la .360 28 NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. GB, 'Los Angeles 62 39 .614 St. LOUla 57 San Francisco .... 37 4fi 35 46 45 47 47 52 51 56 38 64 City Athletics, 3-2. Pedro Ra mos blanked the A's over the last four innings to pick up his fourth win of the season. Don Lock smashed two homers and drove in five runs as the Washington Senators defeated the Detroit Tigers, 8-4. Don Zimmer also con nected for Washington and Don Wert homered for the Tigers. Claude Osteen won his fifth game in 12 decisions and Hank Aguirre suffered the loss. Jimmy Piersali celebrated his signing by Los Angeles with two key singles that helped the Angels to a 5-2 win over the Boston Red Sox. Los Angeles scored twice in each of the seventh and eighth in nings off reliever Jack La ma be as Dean Chance was credited with his ninth win. Named by NAIA Two Oregonians named to 1963 All -America baseball team were picked by National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). Gordon Riese of Portland Slate, with 8-1 record, named to 1st team and catcher Bob Stamsos of Portland named to second team. Also named to second team was Tom Youn ker, Linfield, Ore. Harry Faquier, 6-3, 7-5. 6-4, before a crowd of 2,000. Thus, today's two singles matches are meaningless. Osuna and Palafox, the Wi. ibledon doubles cham pions, used superb volleying tactics and accurate service. Palafox's serves proved espec ially too tough for Faquier to handle. In the third set, the Can adians fought back and were leading 2-0 in games. Faquier was serving v.-ith Canada ahead 40-love bui lost it after the Mexicans tied it to duce. Osuna aced Carpenter on match point with a blastering straight overhand serve which nearly knocked the racquet from the Canadian's grasp. After the match, Carpenter blamed the loss on the ex ceptional teamwork of the Mexicans and their "powerful volleying and return of our serves. "I've never experienced having my serve knocked back so hard so often," he added. San Francisco - HJPD - The guys with the flimsy wands are starting to hit again and that was a key reason why the San Francisco Giants had a five game winning streak going after Friday night's game. J i m Davenport, a .246 swisher at game time smashed a two run homer in the sec ond inning Friday and then Chuck Hiller-a .192 batter- followed with another two run homer in the ninth that scut- 6-4. "When you're batting .192 you aren't exactly wearing anybody out," Hiller said af terward while shrugging off his game-winning clout. Orlando Cepeda opened the ninth with a pinch single off relief artist Elroy Face. Then with one down, Hiller lofted his second homer of the cam paign toward the right field fence. Roberto Clemete fell prone after bouncing off the barrier and Cepeda, fearing caught, stopped running after passing second base. So did Hiller. Then Manager Alvin Dark came out of the shadows to wave them home. Jack Fisher, who has low ered his earned run average in relief to 0.29-weathered a bases loaded jam in the ninth to notch his fifth win In 12 decisions. Face's mark stands at 2-6. Condray Wins In Jerry condray of urants Pass turned In the winning time at the Mcdford Kart Ways Thursday when he wheeled his gocart around the track in 17.1 seconds. Condray's winning points totaled 2800 for the day event. In second behind Condray was Bill Savard with a 17.7 lap speed and 2620 points. Class 11 winner was Irish GATE WINS FIGHT New York -IUPD- Latest sta tistics from Sportsvision Inc., prove that there was more ac tion at the box office than in the ring for the Sonny Liston Floyd Patterson rematch. More than 250,000 people paid $1,200,000 to watch via closed-circuit television the two minutes and 10 seconds fight. Peggy Conley Wins Junior Girls' Golf Portland-OIPD-Peggy Conley of Spokane turned back Les lie Holbcrt of Seattle 2 up to win the Pacific Northwest Golf Association junior girls' tournament here Friday afternoon. The 16-year-old Miss Con ley, who captured the tour ney two years ago and was beaten in the semifinals last year, was 2 up after nine holes in the scheduled 18-hole finals. Kart Event Kerwood who had a lap time of 18 seconds with 2720 points. Class 111 was won by Clar ence Stivers from Roseburg. Silvers accumulated 2240 points and a winning 18.9 second lap. The next Kart Ways track event will be held Aug. 4. PEOPLE LOVE Crosby Paint Tsiani Us ItTae. Paint Salt f'lU.OTmilii Continues at BRUCE BAUER LBR. CO. 76S So. RIvtnM vksbm '63 BUICK "SPECIAL" 2-Dr. As lew At $6175 r Cincinnati 55 43 Chicago ...... 53 46 -Philadelphia .... oa 4 Milwaukee 51 31 Pittsburgh 50 51 Houston jw oo 364 5 .553 fl .534 8 .533 8 .520 O'i .500 11 fa .495 12 ,373 24 'i New York 32 70 314 30'2 - Play nigm game. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Northern Division Snokane Tipnmi 80 Portland 52 56 Hawaii 50 36 Seattle 47 63 W L Pet. GB. 66 44 .600 .336 3 .481 13 .472 14 .427 19 (2nd game) Chicago 040 003 30010 13 1 Baltimore . 000 010 000 2 6 2 Pizarro. Brosnan (81 and Car reon, McCormick, Stock 121. Bru- net (6), Starrette (8) and Brown. WP Pizarro (12-5). LP McCor mick (3-6). HR Glnes (6th). Los Angeles ..000 001 2205 10 2 Boston 100 010 00(1 2 6 1 Osinski. Navnrro (5) Chance (61 Fowler (7) and Rodgera: Hcifner, Earlcy (61 Lamabe (7) Wood Ifli and Tillman. WP Chance (9-10) LP Lamabe (5-2). Southern Division W . 38 Pet. GB. .542 .537 la .300 4 i .464 8'j .421 13 Oklahoma City Dallas-Ft. worm oh au Salt Lake City 1 52 San Diego 31 50 Denver 43 62 Friday's Results Dallas-Ft. Worth 3 San Diego 0 (10 Innings.) Denver 3 Salt Lake 2 (lst-8 Ins) Salt Lake 7 Denver 6 (2nd-12 Ins) Seattle 2 Oklahoma City 1 Hawaii 3 Tacoma 1 Spokane 5 Portland 3 NORTHWEST LEAGUE United Press InternaUonal W L Pet. GB. Lewlston 17 10 .630 Salem 16 12 .571 l's Yakima ...... 17 13 .567 lis Wenatchee 16 13 .352 2 Tri-Clty 12 14 .462 4'i Eugene 7 23 .233 Ula Friday's Results Eugene 5 Lewiston 3 Salem 8 Tri-City 4 Yakima 8 Wenatchee r 1 Minnesota .. 000 000 oo 1 7 0 New York . 113 000 mix 3 7 0 Pleis. Kaat (3) Moore (B) and Battev: Terry (ll-10i and Howard. LP Pleis (2-11. HR's Pepitone (17th). Tresh (17thl, KUIebrew (23rd I. Washington .. 102 110 2108 13 3 Detroit . 000 001 0214 10 0 Osteen. Kline (0) and Lcppcrt; Aguire, Anderson (4) Faul (6) Fox (8) and Triandos. WP Osteen (5-7). LP Aguirre (0-9). HR's Lock 2. 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League Leaders United Press International (includes Friday flames) NATIONAL LEAGUE Player k club (;. All. n. II. 1'tl. Groat. St. L ..101 407 511 1.19 .342 Clemente, Pitt 92 334 31 117 .331 Gonzales. Phil 100 365 58 120 .331 T Davis. LA .... 87 322 35 1(14 .323 Pinion. Cin 102 400 63 Lit .320 White. St. L 101 414 75 131 -HO H.Aaron. Mil . 100 397 76 123 .310 Bnver, St. L .... 9R 382 48 116 .304 Wills. LA 80 318 54 93 .208 Williams, Chi ... 99 377 57 112 .297 THESE UNITS MUST BE SOLD! KIT TROJAN This "one-of-a-kind" was $7375. 55-Foot 1 bedroom. Front dining room. All electric custom furni ture . . . modern decor. Special interior finish. I SAVE $1,000 NOW JUST 56375 m AMKRICAN I tAG i Player it rlub (,. Ystrmskl, Bos 93 Malzone. Bos .. 90 Kallne. Dct 93 Rollins, Minn.... 87 Pearson, LA .... 97 Wsaner, LA ... 99 Hrshbar. Chi .. 81 Fox, Chi 91 Ward Chi 99 Siebern. KC .. 00 II. Prl. j 117 -328 120 .324 1 1 7 .323 99 .307 j 113 .304 ! 110 .304 81 ,205 103 .285 ! 100 .284 89 .283 ; HOME RUNS National Leaiue McCovev, Gi ants 30; H. Aaron. Braves 28; Mays, Giants 22: Cepeda. Giants 19; Banks. Cuba; White. Cards both 17. American Leaiue Allison. Twins 22: KUIebrew. Twins 22. Stuart. Red Sox 21; Wagner, An gels; Battcy. Twins, hoth 20. UK An. R. 357 80 370 43 3112 82 322 40 372 52 382 51 275 41 3BI 38 384 51 315 52 RUNS BATTEII IN National League H Aaron. Braves 78: White. Cards 70; San to. Cubs 89; Boyer, Cards: Mc Covey, Giants, both 88. American Leaeue Kaline. Ti gers 85; Stuart. Rrd Sox 04: Wag- i ner. Angels 02, Alhsnn. Twins 00, Battev. Twins; Malzone, Red Sox, hoth 57 PITt MINfi National Leaeue Maloney, Reds 15-3: Perrsnoskl, Doderrs 10 2: McBean. Pirates 9-2. Koufax. ' Dodgers 18-4; Marichal, Giants 1ft- American League Radat. Red fox, 12-1: T'lrd. Yanks 10-3. Bon- ton. Yanks 13-5; Buzhardt. Whlta , 1 Sox S-4. 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