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GIVES DRILL INSTRUCTIONS Meriford tiee began Monday and is continuing on a
high grid candidates pathcr around Head twice-pcr-day schedule this week. Medford
Coach Fred Spirsclbcrg to learn what will opens the season on Sept. 13 here against
come next in the afternoon workouts. Prac- Corvallis.
Mays Swats 400th Home Run
Of Career To Touch Off Rally
By MARTIN LADER
UPI Sports Writer
It's going to lake a big
eraser to obliterate the
names of Willie Mays and
Warren Spahn from baicball
history.
Together they present a
composite picture of a per
fect ballplayer. Individually.
,they are leaving an indelible
heritage that will proclaim
their fame for future genera
tions. Mays, onp of the most ex
citing players ever to partici
pate in the national pastime,
reached a personal milestone
Tuesday night when he hit
the 400th home run of his
major league career. Only
four other men have reached
that figure in National leag'ie
STANDINGS
l.'mtiri Prrs lnlrili.ition.il
AMERICAN LEAlilK
IV. I
New York ....
Minnesota ...
Chicago
Baltimore ....
Detroit
Cleveland ...
Boston
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Washington
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Tuesday's Results
Chicago 6. Cleveland I tniirh't
Kan. City 2, Baltimore 1 1 10 in
nings, night l
New York 5, Boston tl (M, Iwi
lighll New York 3, Boston 0 (linrl.
nighti
Detroit 4, Los Anceles 1 tnicho
NATIONAL LEAfUl:
IV. I. IVI CiR
Los Angeles .. 7R ."i2 .i.iii Kl3
ban francisro
Philadelphia
Milwaukre
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh ....
Houston
New York 41
71 fit
7fl 62
70 i:i
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tin r..i
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.112
371
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37
Tuesday's Results
Chicago 4. Philadelphia 3
Pittsburgh 2. New York 1 might
Milwaukee 3. Houston 2 might
Los Angeles 3. Cincin 2 m'cht
San Fran. 7. St. Louis 2 might'
Southern nivlsinn
Oklahoma City 7(i
Dallas-Fi Win. 73
San Diego . 72
Salt Lake City fin
Denver fi.i
.4".8 hi;
.131 II
Tuesday's Results
Hawaii 3. Sail Lake 1 (1st. 7 in
nings) Salt Lake 1. Hawaii n (2nd. 7
Innings)
San Diego 2. Spokane n
Denver 6. Portland 3
Dallas-Ft Worth 7. Okla. City 6
Tacoma 7. Seattle 3
NORTHWEST LKACIi;
W. I..
Yakima
Salem
Lcwiston .
Wenatchce
Eugene
Tri-City ...
2fl
.in
31
2.1 38
3.1
32
42B in'
42K 10'
.307 12
Tuesday's ResuKs
Tn-City 13-4. Yakima S-S
Wenatchee n. Eugene I
Salem 5. Lewiston 4 (It In
nings i
history, and Mays is the first
right-handed batter to do it.
The blow touched off a
three-run third-inning rally
for San Francisco and helped
the Giants beat St. Louis. 7-2,
and move into a second-place
I tie with the Cardinals.
I 17th For Spahn
I Whereas Mays has the pow
er, speed and versatility of
j the composite player, Spahn
j provides the necessary pitch
ling ability. The 42 -year-old
i southpaw, who learned how
to win at an early age and
. still retains the habit, pitched
scoreless ball over the final
seven innings Tuesday night
I to provide the Milwaukee
, Braves with a 3-2 triumph
j over the Houston Colts.
It was Spahn's 17th victory
, of the season against five
losses, and left him in ex
cellent position to challenge
Christy Mathewson's league
record of 13 20-game seasons.
It also marked Spahn's 344th
j lifetime success, just one
short of Tim Kecfe on the all
time list of winners.
The league-leading Los An
: gelcs Dodgers scored three
LA Dodger Pitchers
: Getting Little Help
j Los Angeles UTtl Dodger
pitchers, getting little help
: lately from Dodger hitters,
j may have to prove the un
j usual thesis that the best of
j fense is a good defense in
! order In bring the National
league pennant to Los
Angeles.
Young Pete Richert made
i his contribution to the theory
j by pitching one of his better
games of the season Tuesday
night in the Dodgers' 3-2 vic
tory over the Cincinnati Reds
despite the fact the Dodgers
collected only five hits.
', Professor Sandy Koufax
; has been working with Rich
: ert on his curve ball, said
Dodger Manager Walter Al
ston. Alston lauded Richerl's
efforls over 8 23 innings in
which the lefty, long plagued
i with wildncss, issued only
one walk.
Although booed heartily by
some of the 28,070 Dodger
. Stadium customers. Alston
; removed Richert from the
i came with two outs and
j Frank Robinson, who had
j just singled, on first base.
Ron Pcrranoski made his
52nd stroll of the season from
; hullpen to mound, and saved
j the win from Richert.
Alston said he took out
Richert because the 23-year-nld
hurler, making his sev
enth start of the year, was
i tiring.
runs for the first time in
seven games to down the Cin
cinnati Reds, 3-2, and take a
6 'i game lead over the Gi
ants and Cards. In other
games, the Pittsburgh Pirates
edged the New York Mets,
2-1 and Chicago downed Phil
adclphia, 4-3, in the only day
contest.
I.1NHSCORKS:
National League
Philadelphia ion 020 noo (I 11 n
Chicago .. 000 000 3lx 4 5 0
Bennel. Baldschun (7). Green iR)
and Dalrymple. Jackson. McDan
tel 181 and Bertell Winner Me
Daniel (9-6i. Loser Baldschun
(10-61.
New York ... 010 000 000 I 7 3
Pittsburgh 000 000 002 2 4 t
Powell. Cisco (6) and Conder.
Friend (16-11) and Brand. Pagh
aroni (9i. Loser Cisco (7-14).
St Louis 000 000 2002 ft 1
San Fran. .. 033 010 Oflx 7 1) 1
Simmons. Schuttz (3). Jones (fi)
and McCarver. Sanford (13-12) and
Haller. Loser Simmons (11-71.
HRs Mays. Cepeda. F. Alou.
Javier.
Cincinnati ... inn 100 0002 !) 0
Los Angeles 021 0110 OOx 3 5 0
Purkcy. Henry (7) and Edwards.
Richer!. Perranoski (8) and Rose
boro. Winner Richcrl (2-11. Loser
Purkey (6-9). HRs Howard.
Edwards.
Milwaukee ..000 200 001 3 7 0
Houston . 110 000 000 2 10 2
Spahn (17-51 and Torre. Cran
dall (0). Nottchart 18-61 and Bate
man. HR H. Aaron.
League Leaders
Unitrd Press Intel
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Player t: Club G. AR
Groat. St.L. .131 526
T. Davis, L A 116 43!)
Clmnte, Pitt. 120 470
Cm. .135 544
Mil. .131 513
Phil.. 130 477
Chi 130 510
S F 12!) 487
Pinson.
Aaron.
Gnzlcz.,
Sanlo.
Mays.
White. SL...
Kuonm. S F. .
AMERICAN I
Ystzmski. Bos
Kalinc. Oct..
Pearson. L.A.
Rollins. Minn
Wagner. L.A..
Malzone. Bos.
Howard. N.Y.
Wagner. L.A.
Ma zone. Bos
Howard. N.Y
Wnrd, Chi..
Richrdsn.. NY
Causey. K.C.
.1.11 5.14
. 93 332
EAGl'lT
.124 477
122 476
126 400
113 432
.127 470
125 4R6
.110 3!IR
127 470
125 48(1
.110 3fl8
1.10 51(1
123 518
120 485
R. II.
6R 174
54 144
66 151
79 174
100 164
70 150
66 157
96 150
90 163
59 101
Pel.
.331
.32R
.321
.320
.320
.314
30R
.309
.305
.304
R0 154 .323
RO 153 321
71 146 .31!
68 131 .303
rift 141 .300
58 144 .296
65 116 .291
68 141 .300
5R 144 .296
65 116 ,291
65 147 .2RR
62 146 .282
62 137 .282
Home Runs
Nallnnal League Aaron. Rraves
35: McCovev. Giants 34; Mays. Gi
ants 32: White. Cards 22; Santo.
Cubs 22: Howard. Dodgers 22.
American League Stuart. Red
Sox 33; Killebrew. Twins 29: Alli
son. Twins 28: Howard, Yanks 26:
Hall. Twins 25.
Runs Hatted In
National League Aaron. Rraves
110: White. Cards 92. Boyer.
Cards 89: Mays. Giant. 86; Robin
son. Reds 85.
American League Sluarl. Red
Snx 93; Kaline. Tigers R9. Wag
ner. Angels Rl: Powell. Orioles 73;
Howard. Yanks 73.
Pllrhlng
National League Perranoski.
Dodgers 13-2; McBcan. Pirates 1.1
2: Koulax, Dodgers 10-5; Spahn.
Braves 17-5; Maloney. Reds 18-6.
Amerlran League B o u t o n.
Yanks 18-6; Peters. White Sox 15
5; Pascual. Twins 17-6. Radatz,
Red Sox 13-5. Ford. Yanks 18-7.
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Yanks Expand Bulge With Two Shutouts r -n
By TIM MORIARTY
UPI Sports Writer
Talk about the rich getting
richer.
The New York Yankees,
who have opened a hefty 12' i
game lead in bidding for their
14th pennant in 17 years, now
are bragging about the hottest 1
pitching staff in the majors.
Four different men have
hurled shutouts for the Yan
kees in their last five games.
Whitey Ford and Al Downing
started the whitewash jobs
against the Chicago White
Sox last week end, then Jim
Bouton and Ralph Terry
blanked the Boston Red Sox
in a doubleheader Tuesday
night.
So in addition to spread
eagling the American league,
the Yankees are closing in on
a club record for most shut
outs in a season. Manager
Ralph Houk's current staff
has 18 to its credit, only six
short of the team standard
set in 1951 by the likes of
Vic Raschi, Ed Lopat and Al
lie Reynolds.
Bouton, a part-lime jeweler,
nearly carved a no-hit gem in
the opener against the Red
Sox. He settled for a two-hil,
5-0 victory. Terry spaced five
hits in winning the nightcap,
;-u.
Nixon Busts
Pinch hitter Russ Nixon
broke up Bouton's no-hit bid
when he led off the Boston
ninth with a line drive that
almost hit the Yankee pitch
er. Gary Geigcr followed with
another single tout the chunky
ngni - nanacr preserved the
shutout when Chuck Schilling
hntinrnrl into a sflmihla nlnv
and Carl Yaslrzemski ground
er! out. lo end the game.
RACING APPROVED
Portland -ilTO- The Oregon
Racing Commission an
nounced Monday it had ap
proved parimutuel horse rac
ing at the Harney County Fair
in Burns Sept. 6-7 after get
ting an opinion from Ally.
Gen. Robert Y. Thornton.
It was Bouton's 18lh vic
tory and fifth shutout of the
season. In the second game,
the Yankees scored all their
runs in the eighth inning with
the help of a two-run double
by Yogi Berra to ease Terry
to his 15th triumph.
TOO MANY PAPERS
Carlisle, Pa. - Hipil - The;
Washington Redskins gave
tackle Charlie Moore his ,
walking papers Tuesday morn-
ing and the National Guard!
presented him with his march
ing papers in the afternoon.
Moore was one of six players
cut from the squad. The Na
tional Guard ordered the
University of Arkansas gradu
ate to report to duty today at
the "freedom march" in
Washington.
The Chicago White Sox
moved into a second place lie
with the idle Minnesota Twins
by ripping the Cleveland In
dians, 6-1; the Detroit Tigers
downed the Los Angeles An
gels, 41, for their sixth
straight triumph, and the
Kansas City Athletics edged
the Baltimore Orioles, 2-1, in
10 innings.
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