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Newspaper Page Textf I s i ' y f. 7 ' . BOTH STRETCH With the San Francisco Giants leading in the eighth inning on their home diamond on Monday, Pittsburgh's Johnny Logan makes long stretch for first base after hitting to a shortstop. Giants' Baltimore 2-1 With Last Inning By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sporls Writer Notice how those American league managers always are crying about lousy pitching? Notice, too, how they're not saying one single word today? They couldn't possibly, be cause they wouldn't have a leg to stand on after one look at Monday night's box scores. For example: -Robin Roberts and Mickey Lolich tangled in a pair of two-hitters until Dick Brown hit a pinch two-run homer with two out in the ninth for a 2-1 Baltimore victory over Detroit. -Joel Horlen hurled hitless ball for 8Mi innings, then wound up losing a two-hitter when Don Lock's two-run homer with two out in the ninth brought Washington a 2-1 win over Chicago. Foff Busts 93 Straight Bill Poff earned a 75 straight pin Sunday in 16-yard trapshooting at Medford Gun club. He went 93 straight before missing one target in trying for 100 in a row. Breaking 25 straight at 16 yards Sunday was Mike Drake. Those shattering 24 of 25 were Loyd Langston, Keith Rowland, Howard My ers, Ray Wyatt, Byron Backes, Charles Bendel, Paul Culbert son, Jess Rowland, Dick Mc Donald and Henry Nieder meyer. In handicap gunning Ray Coleman brought down 25 in a row from 21 yards. Bust ing 24 were Langston, Floyd Young. Don Peterson and Niedermeyer. Skeet shooting saw Don Hawk splatter 24 of 25. Peter son broke 24 and Poff 22. Next competition at the Medford club is planned for Sunday, Aug. 11. Some mem bers from the local club are expected to attend a shoot at Klamath Falls on Aur. 4. Take Advantage of Our Front-End SPECIAL for Safe, Smooth Driving! Precision whtel tlignmcnt Repack Irani wheel betringi Check brake linings Check brake hoses ane fluid Add fluid il necessary Wednesday Thru Fridty Only 6 Free Inspection Of muffler, brakes and shock absorbers. Have your car Sears serviced . . . drive in todayl SEARS B&jg :, ... .. .., Jose Pagan fielded the ball and threw in time to Oriando Cepeda who also stretched to make the out. The Giants won their eighth straight victory by downing the Pi rates 5-4. (UP1) Takes Out Dean Chance of Los An geles held Cleveland hitless until the seventh and settled for a two-hit 11-0 victory. Radatz Shines Again Dick Radatz came up with another one of his brilliant relief jobs to nail down a 7-5 triumph for Boston over Min nesota and Dave Wickersham of Kansas City pitched his first major league shutout to stop the Yankees, 5-0, in the other AL games. Roberts' two - hit victory over the Tigers was the 253rd of his major league career and his ninth of'the year for the Orioles. Lolich had a one hitter and a 1-0 lead until pinch hitter Al Smith singled with one out in the ninth. The Detroit rookie then got Luis Aparicio on a fly ball but Brown came off the bench to deliver a two-run homer that dealt Lolich his sixth set back in 10 decisions. Heart-Breaking Loss Horlen's loss to the Sen ators was equally heart-breaking. Recalled from the minors last week, the White Sox righthander held Washington hitless until Chuck Hinton singled over second base with one out in the ninth. Larry Osborne grounded out for the second out but Lock then drilled his 17th homer into the left field bull pen. Lock's homer made a win ner of knuckleballer Ronnie Kline, who relieved starter Steve Ridzik in the eighth. The only Cleveland hits off Chance were Fred Whitfield's bloop single in the seventh No Sandblower Games Friday There will be no games this Friday in the Medford Sand blower Baseball league. That date is being left open on the schedule because of the state junior Olympic short course swimming meet here. Sandblower supervisors there by will be able to assist with the swim event. Fast Service! Seat Belts Installed While You Shop BE SAFE NOT SORRY Today and Wednesday 00 Installation Only SEAT BELTS AS IOW AS 4A9 501 E. Jackson 773-6661 Open Mon. & Fri. Till 9 1 V 4 Detroit Homer and Woodie Held's single in the eighth after Los Angeles had already clinched the game with an eight-run rally in the third. Felix Torres highlighted the Angels' outburst with a grandslam homer off Jerry Walker, who had relieved los er Dick Donovan. Chance struck out 12 batters and walked two in bringing his record to 10-10. Donovan now is 6-0. Monbouquette Wins 14th Bill Monbouquette register ed his 14th victory for the Red Sox although tagged for four homers by the Twins. Radatz came to Monbou quette's rescue in the eighth and struck out three of the six batters he faced. Loser Jim Perry ran into a five-run Boston rally in the first, marked by Dick Stuart's 22nd homer with two on and Ed Bressoud's 13th homer with the bases empty. Roman Mejias doubled home two more runs for the Red Sox in the third. Bob Allison hit his 23rd homer for the Twins, Earl Battey his 21st, Vic Pow er his sixth and Don Mincher his 10th before Radatz made his 44th appearance of the season. Wayne Causey's two - run homer in the first inning and Norm Siebern's three - run blow in the sixth settled mat ters between the A's and Yan kees. Both blows came off Al Downing, who went down to his third loss in nine deci sions. Wickersham scattered eight hits for his eighth vic tory and for KC's first shut out against the Yankees since Aug. 31, 1960. I.1NKSCORES: Kansas City 200 003 000 s ft 0 Nrw York 000 000 000 0 8 t Wickersham 18-81 and Edwards. Downing-. Bridges (8) and Howard Loser Downing (8-3), HR Cau sey, Siebern. Chicago 000 001 000 1 7 0 Washington 000 000 002 2 2 0 Horlen (5-3) and Martin. Ridzik. Kline (01 and Retzer. Winner Kline (2-4). HR Lock. Los Angeles 008 001 002 11 14 1 Cleveland . 000 000 000 0 2 0 Chance (10-101 and Rodgers. Donovan. Walker (.11, Allen (41, Wynn (71. Abernathv f9 and Ro mano. Loser Donovan (6-9). HR Torres. Minnesota ...000 loo 130 .1 11 1 Boston 502 000 OOx 7 10 0 ferry. KoggennurK (2. Dalley (71 and Battey. Monbouquette, Radatz (8) and Nixon. Winner Monbouquette (14-71. Loser Perry (8-7l. HR Stuart, Bressoud, Allison. Battey, Power. Mincher. Detroit IPO 0O0 000 1 2 0 Baltimore 000 000 0022 3 1 Lolich (4-8) and Freehan Rob erts (9-9) and Orslno. HR D. Brown. League Leaders t'nlted Press International NATIONAL LEAGL'R Player & Club G. An R. H. Prt Uroal. StL. .104 419 59 143 .341 Clmente, Pitts 93 3H7 51 122 .3.12 Gonzlz.. Phil 103 378 60 123 .325 A. Uavls. LA 00 333 3H 108 .324 H Aaron. Mil 104 413 80 132 32(1 Plmon. Cln... 106 426 B7 138 .319 j While. StL 104 427 78 135 .316 Williams. Chi. .102 390 59 117 .300 Bover. StL ...101 394 50 lift .299 Wills, LA 83 32S 53 98 .299 AMERICAN LF.AGt'E Yastrzskl. Bos 96 367 Kallne. Det . 97 379 Malzone. Boa 100 3R8 Rollins. Minn 87 322 Wagner. LA 103 379 Pearson. LA .101 392 Hrshbrgr . CM 82 278 Causev. KC 94 377 Robinson. Chi 87 358 Siebern. KC 93 331 60 119 .324 63 121 J19 43 122 314 49 99 .307 34 116 .306 54 113 .301 42 81 .291 34 109 .289 47 103 .2119 34 93 .287 Hnme Runs National League McCovry. Gi ants 30; H Aaron. Braves 30; Mayi. Ginnln 24; Opeda. Giant 19; White, Cards 18 Amerlrxn League Killebrew. Twins 23; A I It son. Twin 23; Stu art. Red Sox 22; Battey. Twins 21; Wagner, Anfela 20, Kalinc. Tigeri 20 Runt Batted In National Leaf lie H Aaron. Brave 86; While. Cards 73: Dov er. Cards 71: Santo, Cub 70; Mo Covey. Giants fc3 American Leaf ue Kaltne. Tl jr"rs 68; Stuart. Rrd Sox 67; Wag ner, Angels 64. Allison. Twins 61; Malxone. Red Sox 39. Pttrhlng National League -Milnney, Reds 16-3; Pcrrannaki. Dodgers 17-4: Marichnl. Giants. 17-3: son. Cards 12-4, McBean. Pirates 9-3. American League Radatz. Red Any 21-1 Ford. Yanks 16-4: Bou- ton. Yanks 13-5; Pitarro White MEDFORD Warren Spahn Now Strike Out By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Writer Warren Spahn now ranks as the all - time left handed strikeout king of the majors- but you'd better put an as terisk in front of that. Until Friday, anyway. That's when Milwaukee's superlative 42-year-old south paw is due to work next and since he'll go against the Mets that night, he 11 probably dis pel any existing question. Actually there should be no question even now. To all in tents and purposes Spahn Indians Down Second Place Tacomans United Press International Even when the Spokane Indians are idle, they pick up ground in the Pacific Coast league chase. The Indians stretched their northern division load to 6'4 games when Portland edged second place Tacoma 3-2 in a sharp pitching duel between Monty Monteagudo of the Beavers and Ron Herbel of the Tacomans. In other action Monday night, Salt Lake edged San Diego 9-7 and Seattle picked up a 10-4 decision over Ha waii. Everybody else took a break, but all 10 teams are in action again tonight. Monteagudo helped his own cause at the plate in the con test at Portland. He singled in the third and came in on Billy Harrell'rf double and also knocked in a run in the fourth with an infield single. Harrell's homer in the sev enth put Portland ahead 3-0. But in the ninth, Tim Tal- STANDINGS United Press International AMERICAN LEAC.UK IV. I.. New York .... 64 37 Chicago ar 4n Baltimore 58 411 Minnesota 55 49 Boston 53 49 Cleveland . 51 34 Los Angeles .... 52 58 Kansas city .. Detroit 43 57 Washingon .... 37 08 Monday's Results Kansas Cily 5. New York 0 Washington 2. Chicago 1 Imshtl L.Angeles 11. Cleveland 0 (nightl Baltimore 2. Detroit 1 (nightl Boston 7, Minnesota 3 (night) Tuesday's Probable Pitchers Minnesota at Boston (nightl Kant 110-81 vs. Turlcy (3-71. Kansas City at New York (nightl Drabowsky (2-71 vs. Bou- ton (13-51. Los Angeles al Cleveland (nightl McBr'.ae 112-7) vs. Krs- Hrlr (in.Ot. Detroit at Baltimore (nightl Agulrre (9-91 vs. poppas s-ai. Chicago at Washington (nlghll DeBusschere (1-41 vs. Rudolph (6-101. Wednesday's Games Los Ang. at Cleve. (2. twl-nightl Chicago at Washington I nightl Detroit at Baltimore (nightl Kansas City at New York Minnesota at Boston NATIONAL LKAfiUH w. L. Los Angeles .... 63 41 San Francsico.. 59 46 St. Louis 58 46 Chicago 55 47 Cincinnati 56 50 Philadelphia .. 53 30 Milwaukee .... 53 32 Pittsburgh 50 53 Houston 41 65 New York 32 72 Prl. .606 .562 .5.r8 .539 .528 .524 .5(15 10 'a .483 12 'a .387 23 JOS 31 Monday's Results San Francisco 5. Pittsburgh 4 Milwaukee 8, Cincinnati 2 (nightl Los Ang. 6. Philadelphia 2 (night) Tuesday's Prohahle Pitchers Chicago at Milwaukee might) Buhl (0-71 vs. Fischer (3-2). Cin-innatl at St. Louis (nightl OToole (13-91 or Nuxhall (8-41 vs. Burdette 1B-81. Pittsburgh at Houston (nlghll Glhhon (4-61 vs. Brown 14-51. New York at Los Angeles (night) Slallard (3-9) vs. Miller (7-ni. Philadelphia at San Francisco (nightl Culp (10-81 vs. ODell (10-61. Wednesday's Camps Chicago at Milwaukee (nightl Cincinnati at SI Louis I nightl Pittsburgh at Houston (nightl New York at Los Angeles (night) Philadelphia at San Francisco PACIFIC ("OAST LEAGUE Northern lilvision w. I.. Spokane 69 44 Tacoma 62 30 Portland 33 59 Hawaii 51 S9 Seattle 50 84 Prt. nil nil .5.14 6), .473 IS .464 16a .430 19 'a Southern Division w. I.. Dsllas-Ft. W 60 31 Oklahoma City 59 31 Salt Lake 34 54 San Diego 32 62 Denver 47 63 Prl. GB .341 .436 ; .300 4'i .456 8a .427 12 'a Monday's Results Portland 3. Tacoma 2 Salt Lake City 9. San Diego 7 Seattle 10. Hawaii 4 Tuesdav's Prohahle Pitchers San Diego Cosies i3-2 at Salt Lake Citv Carlander iB-7) Hawaii Sovdc 17-11) at Seattle Spanswick )9-7l Tacoma Rlvas (ll-4i at Port land Santiago (9-Bi. Dallas-Fort Worth Mecklenburg (8-5i al Denver Foss (4-2i Oklahoma City at Spokane un announced. NORTHWEST LKAGL'R Prt. ti .MB 2 ..MA 2 .MS 2 ion 7 324 10 I Salem uewision ..... 17 ..... 18 Yakima Wenatchee Trt-Citv . 12 18 Eugene 11 23 Monday's Results Eugene 4. Tri-City 3 Salem 8, Lewtston A Todav's Schedule Yakima at Wenatchee Lewtston at Salem Tn-Cily t Eugene CALL UP METCALF New York -Jl'PI'- The New York Yankees have called up Tom Mctcalf, a 23-year-old right-handed relief pitcher, from their Richmond club in the International League. The Yankees made room for Mct calf on the roster by asking waivers on veteran Dale Long, vh Will be Signed 09 a COBCll MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDtORD. broke the strikeout record for left-handed pitchers by fan ning five batters in an 8-2 victory over Cincinnati Mon day night. Those five strikeouts upped his major league total to 2, 378. No argument there. But there is some argument over Rube Waddell's total. Record Books Differ Most record books say the former Philadelphia Ath letics' southpaw struck out 2.375 batters during his ca reer but in some books his total is listed at 2,381. 3-2 ton and Gil Garrido singled. A sacrifice fly, a double by Jesus Alou, and a single by Joe Sparks made it 3-2. The 19-year-old Monteagu do, now 9-10, increased his loop-leading strikeout total with 10 more. Herbel is now 12-10 for the Giants. Salt I.alco ilirlrr Pall Koonce was staked to leads of 7-2 and 9-4 by his heavy hitting mates and needed those runs when San Diego's Jim Saul whacked a three run homer in the ninth. Fred Burdette, one of the league's sharpest relievers, came in to preserve the win. Jesse White, Bob Will, Billy Cowan and Mack Kuykcndall all belted two hits apiece for the winners, while San Diego's Rogelio Alvarez also hit a homer for the losers. Seattle roared off to a five run lead in the first inning and then coasted in as Pete Smith and Hal Kolstad com bined on a five-hitter. Mel Nelson sirrrendcrcd most of the Seattle runs and absorb ed the defeat. Dave Hall and Russ Gib son each knocked home two runs in the big first inning. Doublebill To Benefit Dairy Maids A Softball doubleheader for benefit of the Rogue Val ley Dairy Maids will be held on Thursday evening, Aug. 1, at Memorial field, White City. Jiiy Allen Cars and South ern Oregon Dry Kiln of the men's Jackson County Soft ball association will play in the second game of the eve ning. At 6:30 p.m. the younger girls under the Dairy Maid banner will play a team from Cave Junction. Proceeds will be used to help finance the Dairy Maids trip to Salem for the worn- j en's state Softball tourney. I The tournament opens Friday evening. Rogue Valley will j meet Salem at 9 p.m. after i a game between Roseburg i and Eugene. There will be only four teams in the meet. Piersall Fined And Suspended Boston IUP1I American League President Joe Cronin Monday imposed a $250 fine on Los Angeles outfielder ! Jim Piersall and suspended 1 him until Aug. 2 for cutting , up at a game Sunday. The penallies were imposed for Picrsall's actions) in the second game of a double header against the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park. Piersall, 33, who joined the Angels last week, was thrown out of the game after he ex ploded at plate Umpire Bill Kinnamon. Piersall refused to leave quietly and was dragged from the field by Los Angeles coach Rocky Brid,jcs. Stop-O-Mlllc Brake lining In stalled on all 4 Wheels WHILE YOU WAIT! Easy terms. Brake Specialist lor 23 years. pi Phone 779-1966 TTifea NATIONAL BRAKE CENTER 1216 North Court ret. (jis I .634 .333 8 eBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBiMBBBaaBBSSaHBBBBSaaB .342 9 IIP; SPORTS .430 2(1 'j -359 28 I laaailBaBMBBBBBBBBSBBSBBiaBBHtBBBBaBBBaBBl OHLUOM Ostensibly that was all settled 17 years ago when Bob Feller was officially rec ognized the single season record-holder after striking out 348 batters for Cleveland in 1946. Feller was acknowl edged to have broken the record even though Waddell was credited with 349 strike outs for the 1904 season in some books and 343 in others. Those six strikeouts by j Waddell are the same ones under question now even though it was all supposed to have been settled in 1946. According to the Little Red Book of Baseball, Waddell's total was 2.375. But some purists insist on going by "One for the Book," which lists Waddell's total as 2,381. Neods Four Strikeouts Regardless, Spahn has a much better chance of getting rid of his asterisk than Roger Maris has. All the veteran Paul Lea Is IS . - -'LJ II CTI0I SALE I I ' cm LOOK AT THESE ACTION SALE PRICES OH '63 WEEK LONG ACTION SALE ENDS SAT.! YOU NAME PRICE and TERMS NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED II We've rolled out the "CRYING TOWEL" be cause these pricet are ridiculously low and yet we must sell these cars NOWI Only $150 in cash or equity, or anything you own worth $150 will put you in a new car. No 1 reasonable offer re fused. PAUL Buy Your Used Car From A New Car Dealer, Who Will RAMBLER CORNER-Bartlett at Fifth & Riverside) King After southpaw needs is four strike' outs against the Mets Friday night and he'll be the new record-holder in everybody's book. Spahn held the Reds to six hits Monday night in posting the 340th victory of his major league career and his 13th tri umph of the season compared with five defeats. Hank Aaron's 30th homer of the season with one on and Lee Maye's eighth homer with one on, both off loser John Tsitouris in the first inning, proved enough margin for Spahn, who later yielded solo homers to Vada Pinson and Frank Robinson. The Los Angeles Dodgers snapped their four-game los ing streak and maintained their 4'a game lead with a 6-2 victory over the Philadel phia Phillies while the San Francisco Giants won their eighth straight by beating the Pittsburgh Pirates, 5-4, in the . . . :YBW The Hues! a PlFin: sir MetaMMMM mm.- LEA TUESDAY. JULY 30. 8-2 Win Over Reds only other National league ac tion. Threw Five-Hitler Sandy Koufax checked the Dodgers' backslide with a five-hitter over the Phils that earned him his 17th victory against four losses. Koufax struck out seven and walked four. Two - run homers by Tommy Davis and Willie Da vis sent 37-year-old Cal Mc Lish down to his sixth defeat compared with 10 victories. Willie Mays' 24th homer with two on gave the Giants their victory over the Pirates and marked the third time within a week that Mays has delivered a game - winning homer. His blow wiped out a 3-2 deficit and came off Vern Law, who also gave up a solo homer to Chuck Hiller in the third. Jim Duffalo, second of four Giant pitchers, was credited with the. victory, his third without a defeat. The loss was i assssssa USED GARS At Our 12th and Riverside lot 1958 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE V-S 4 aura. Hani. R 4 H. Two tone Brown 4 Bote. o 1962 RAMBLER Clastic 4-Door Custom 6 cyl. Auto., R 4 Ona owner. Rail sharp. .-. 1961 RAMBLER Amarican 2-Dr. 6 cyl. OHV. Auto. Trans. 2 ton Rosa. Low fnilaao.0 1962 RAMBLER Classic 4-Dr. Waaon 4 cyl. Auto., R 4 H. One owner. Looks like now. Raal cherry 1956 OLDS FOR DOR HOLIDAY HDTOP. V-B, auto., radio, hearer, white; this Is ona for the ladles man 1959 RAMBLER 4-DR. STATION WGM Ona owner; Suoer Modal. 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