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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL THlBUNb. MLUtUHO, OHtUUN 0 () THUHSUAV. AUGUST 1, 1M3 D 7 Cleveland Swatters Blast Four Consecutive Homers By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Writer Cleveland right-hander Pe dro Ramos struck out IS Los Angeles batters Wednesday and socked two home runs in a 9-5 handicap victory. The Indians won the opener from the Angels, 1-0. Ramos hit his first homer in the third inning off loser KM Grba and connected again In the sixth when the Indians tied the major league record by belting four consecutive homers off shell-shocked Paul Foytack. Woodie Held launched the barrage and Ramos, Tito Francona and Larry Brown STANDINGS By United Press International A.MEKILAN LEAGUE W. L. New York 66 37 Chicago 59 46 Baltimore 60 40 Minnesota 57 49 Boston 53 51 Cleveland 53 55 Los Angeles 53 58 Kansas Cily 48 57 Detroit 43 59 Washington 37 68 Pet. GB .641 .562 8 .550 8 .538 101b .510 13 'a .491 15 'a .477 17 .457 19 .422 22 .352 30 Wednesday's Results New York 3 Kansas City 2 Minnesota 9 Boston 5 Chicago 5. Washington 2 (night) Baltimore 2 Detroit 1 (night) - Cleveland 1 Los Angeles 0 (1st twilight) Cleveland 1, Los Angeles 0 (1st, night) NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L, Lns Angeles ti4 San Francisco ....60 St. Louis 59 Chicago 56 Cincinnati 57 Philadelphia 56 Milwaukee 54 Pittsburgh 52 Houston 41 New York 33 GB Pet. .604 .561 4,2 .557 5 .538 7 .528 8 .523 8 i .505 10 i .495 lllj .380 24 .311 31 Wednesday's Results Philadelphia 7 San Francisco 3 (14 innings) Chicago 3 Milwaukee 2 (night) Cincinnati 9 St. Louis 2 (night) Pittsburgh 6 Houston 3 (night) Los Angeles 5 New York 3 (night) PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Northern Division W. Spokane 71 Tacoma 62 Portland 55 59 Hawaii 52 60 .464 mi Seattle 51 65 .440 20 li L. Pet. GB 44 .617 .544 8 ' a 482 15 la 52 Southern Division W. Dallas-Ft. Worth 62 Oklahoma City 59 Salt Lake City ....55 San Diego 53 Denver 47 Pet. GB .549 .527 21'a .500 5 la .457 1014 .420 14 la Wednesday's Results Dallas-Ft. Worth 10 Denver 4 Portland 3 Tacoma 2 (11 innings) San Diego 2 Salt Lake City 1 Hawaii 4 Seattle 1 Spokane 5 Oklahoma City 4 NORTHWEST LEAGUE W. L. Salem 22 12 Wenatchce 19 15 Yakima 19 16 l.cwistnn 17 16 Tri-Cily 13 20 Eugene 13 24 Pet. GB .647 .559 3 .543 3i .515 4 'i .394 8'i .351 101a Wednesday's Results .Salem 4 Lewiston 2 Eucene 1 Tri-City 0 (1st) Eugene 6. Tri-City 1 (2nd) Wenatchee 23 Yakima 5 League Leaders United PresnteTnaTIonST NATIONAL LEAGUE Plavcr Si Club G. AB R. H. Pet. Groat, StL 106 427 59 144 .337 Clmente, Pitta.. 96 376 53 125 .332 Conzalz. Phil ..105 388 60 125 .322 T. Davis. LA.... 92 340 40 109 .321 Aaron, Mil 106 419 80 133 .317 Pinson. Cin. . 108 434 67 137 .316 White. StL . ..106 435 79 137 .315 Williams. Chi..l04 399 60 123 .308 Torre. Mil 93 322 37 97 .301 Boyer. StL ...103 401 51 119 .297 AMERICAN LEAGUE Yaslrzski. Bos. 98 375 62 Kaline. Det ... 99 386 65 Malzone, Bos.. 102 394 46 Rollins. Minn.. 89 332 50 Wagner, LA ...106 391 56 Pearson. LA .104 302 55 Hrshhrgr.. Chi 84 288 43 Causey, KC .... 96 385 55 Robinson. Chi. 97 356 47 Smith. Bait 93 290 40 123 .328 121 .313 123 .312 103 .310 119 .304 119 .304 84 .292 112 .291 103 .289 83 .286 Home Runs Nutional Lcacuc MfCovey. Gi ants 31; H. Aaron. Braves ,30; Giants 24; Ccpcda, Giant 19 Whiln. Cards 19. Amerlraii League Allison, Twine 94: Killehrew. Twins 23: Stuart. Red Sox 23: Battey, Twins 21; Wagner, Angels zi. Itiinv Raltetl In National League H. Aaron Braves 07; White. Cards 75; Boy. or. Cards 72; McCovey, Giants 71 Snnln TnhH 70. American League Stuart. Red Sox 70; Kaline. Tigers oa; wanner, Angels 68; Allison, twins o; mai zone, tiea oox ou. Pitrhi t? National Leacue M a 1 o n e y Reds 16-3: Perranoski. Dodgers 10-2; Koufax. Dodgers 17-4; Mari chal. Giants 17-5; McBcan, Pirates American League Radatz, Red Sox, 12-1: Ford. Yanks 16-4; Bou inn Yank 14-5: Pizarro. White Sox 12-5; Buzhardt. White Sox 9-4. followed with back - to - back blows that tied the mark set by Milwaukee's Ed Mathews, Hank Aaron, Joe Adcock and Frank Thomas on June 10, 1C1. Ramos went 8'6 innings Wednesday night before Gary Bell came on to preserve his fifth victory. Whitfield Grand Slammed Pedro was nicked for 11 hits, including homers by Lee Thomas and Leon Wagner, but the Indians hit six. Fred Whiifiplrl rnnnected for a grand slam in the third in ning and his sixth inning homer in the opener broke open a scoreless duel Detween Barry Latman and Fred New man. Thp Vanlcpps slaved eight Damps in front with a 3-2 win over the Athletics while the second place White box trip ped the Senators, ine nrinW ripfr-ated the Tigers. 2-1, and the Twins downed the Red Sox, 9-5. Tnm Trash's 18th homer with two out in the ninth in ning settled matters between the Yankees and Athletics. Trash's h 1 o w came ott southpaw Ted Bowsfield and earned Ralph Terry his 12th virtnrv with a five-hitter. Herbert Won 10th .Tim T.anrlie nnri CamilO Car- ronn nnl lprtpd three hits apiece for the White Sox as Ray Herbert gained ms iutn victory by holding tne aen ainru in seven hits in eight innings. Hoyt Wilhelm fin ished ud. Don Zimmer nom- ered for Washington. Cniiihnaui Steve Haroer outduelled Frank Lary in rtait mnrp's vietorv over De troit. Al Smith singled home the winning run in tne ursi inning to hand Lary his fifth setback in six decisions. Bar ber, whose record now is 14-8, allowed six hits and the only run off him was unearned. The Twins bombed tne riea cv) nfivp rplipvprs. Jack La- OUA mabe and Dick Radatz, for five runs in the seventn in ning to break a 4-all tie. Jim mie Hall's 14th homer with .. Wi thp hie blow dur ing the rally after Bob Alli son had hammered ms the contest. Dick Stuart hit his 23rd for the Red Sox and teammates Roman Mejias and Ed Bres n.,ri aUn rnnnected. Bill Pleis was the winning pitcher and Lamabe tne toser. iKTi'Grniiii'!t Kansas City 000 1)00 200-2 5 3 !$ew York W. 001 100, 001-3 8 0 Terry (12-10) and Howard. Loser Bowsiieia it-oj. i" Minnesota 002 110 5009 15 1 Boston 000 400 010 0 Hcf in ' Lam.be (5). Radatz (7). Earley (91 and Nixon. Winner -Pleis (3-1). Loser lmD J??'- HRS AllKsUU, o"- ' Hall, Bressoud. Los Ang 000 000 000-0 4 0 Oevefand Z. 000 000 10x-l 9 0 Newman, spnnR 'o' Loser -"Sw '(MiT HR -Whitfield. L2on.VngmC 100 000 400-5 11 2 aeveland 005 004 00x-9 13 1 S?5!"8I6I. Navarro (7) and Rod- and Azcuc. Winner Ramos (5-4). Loser GrDa l-ifii. nns ,Thnm1 Whitfield. Held. Fan- cona. Brown. Detroit 100 000 000 l n Baltimore 200 000 00x 2 6 1 Larv, Gladding (8) and Roarke. Barber (14-81 and Brown. Loser Lary (1-5). Chicago 010 040 0005 11 CI Washington "uu "u " Herbert. Wilhelm (9i and Car- a--. tlinn (ll nnri t.atl- reoii. umckii, ...i. .... drith. Winner Herbert (10:6I. Loser usteen io-oi. nn - mer. GOOD WOMEN'S FIELD Chestnut Hill, Mass. -fUPD-The 83rd annual United States Lawn Tennis associa tion National Doubles tourna ment, which begins Aug. 18 at the Longwood club, was assured of an exciting wom en's field after Wimbledon champion Margaret Smith and Robyn Ebbern, both of Aus tralia, filed entry blanks Wed nesday along with Wimbledon runnerup Billie Jean Moffitt of Long Beach, Calif., and her doubles partner, Carole Cald well of Santa Monica, Calif. FREEHOLD OPENS SEASON Freehold, N. J. -UIPI)- The oldest harness track in the nation, Freehold Raceway, will open its racing season on Saturday, Aug. 3, with a $5, 000 invitational pace featur ing drivers Stanley Dancer, Billy Haughton, George Shol ty, John Chapman and '62 national champ Bob Farring-ton. SPORTS Di voters Start St. Paul Open St. Paul, Minn. - (UPD - The bread and butter shooters of the professional golf circuit teed off today in the 72-hole $35,000 St. Paul Open over Keller's shaggy fairways. A packed field of 143 pros and 10 amateurs promised a close battle for the $5,300 first place prize over the 6,600-yard par 72 Keller course. Dry Kiln, Tru-Mix Cop County Softball Tussles Third place Southern Ore gon Dry Kiln spilled second spot Jay Allen Cars last night in the Major league of the Jackson County Softball as sociation. Score was 4 to 3. Tru-Mix Concrete expand ed its Minor loop lead by nicking Colvin and Associate 2 to J. The Dry Kiln and Jay Al len play again this evening. It will be a non-league bene fit for the Rogue Valley Dairy Maids at Memorial field, White City. Junior Dairy Maids will oppose Cave Junc tion in the 6:30 p.m. prelimi nary. Proceeds will help fi-1 nance the senior Dairy Maids week end to Sulem In County association gamoj at Jackson park this evening John Wheeler Loggers meet United Grocers at 7 o'clock and Keith Schulz garage fol lows against Communication Workers. Homer Difference er In the third inning. Both clubs tallied in the fifth, SODK on Cook and Ted Yar nell singles and an error and JA on an error and a Willard Barnum triple. Cook pitched a six-hitter for Dry Kiln with tiie walk and tto ttrifcosttfe. Bftrnud Dry Kiln tallied teic iiP also famed tvo fer Aln. He the first inning last nipjht on a Ray Chapman single, two walks, a hit batter, an error and a fielder's choice. The Carmen tabulated also twice in that inning on two walks, a Bill Welch double and sin gles by Roy Harris and Dave Love. The run thai made the dif- allowed five hiW ami thre bases o bull. Lev icei two hits. Tru-Mix iot its runs it tie first and third innings and Colvin bid in the seventh but was held to a single score. Colvin fell despite three-hit, one-walk, 12-strikout pitching for the state tourney trip this ference was a Dale Cook horn-! by Jim Tackett. TM tosser Jim Reinholtz yielded six hits. He walked two an 1 whiffed five. Bill York doubled for Col OSU's Cecil Ira Sgi Wrtfc Sutx Portland -flJPB- Ct;il Tja, an all-Ierthern Division pitcher at Cregon State for the past two years, signej a profes sional contract with the Chi cago White Sox Wednesday. He was assigned to the Eu gene Emeralds of the North west League. vin. LINEBCORES: SO Dr Kiln . 201 010 04 5 2 Jay Allen 200 010 03 6 4 Cook and Chapman: Barnum and Love. Colvin ooo ooo 11 s 3 Tru-Mix 101 000 x 2 3 3 Tackett and Colvin. Frank (2, Wise 151; Reinholtz and Marrs. BRILL METAL WORKS Commercial Industrie! Rttidential Sheet Metal Work Stainless, Galvanized end Cepper Fabrication 2287 West Main HON! 772-4440 in m pint B Code I81C $5.10 rThe great -ZLj Kentucky IIBiB.' Born in Kentucky's "Bourbon Springs".. 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