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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MKDFOIID. OREGON WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 25. 1J Pennant Clinched; Dodgers Prove That They Can Do it Themselves By MILTON RICIIMAN I'PI Sports Writer Next guy who claims t h e Dodgers backed in can have some of their left - over cham pacne all over his head. There always will be some ; held the Mets to four hits in purist to point out the Dodgers ', seven innings after which Per hacked into the pennant because 1 ranoski set down the last six they actually clinched it while batters in order.' sitting in their patios Tuesday Elsewhere in the N a t i o n 1 afternoon when the Cubs beat ! league, the Reds downed the the Cardinals. 6-3. i Braves. 4-2, the Phillies defeat- But the Dodgers feel they won ed the Giants. 5-4 and the Colts it last week by sweeping the ' subdued the Pirates, 3-2. Cards three straight. j Rally Breaks Tie And just to prove they still I The Cubs snuffed out t h e can do it themselves and need i Cardinals' last mathematical no help from the Cubs or any-1 chance with a three-run rally one else, they went out and beat ! in the eighth inning that broke the Mets. 4-1, Tuesday night on a 3-all tie and handed the recl ine combined four-hit pitching ing Redbirds their sixth straight of Don Drysdale and Ron Per- setback, ranoski. Jim Maloney struck out 14 Tlien, and only then, did the j Milwaukee batters but still Dodgers do any celebrating. , needed Bill Henry's help in the Champagne For All I eighth when his arm tightened There was t h e traditional : to post his 23rd victory for Cm champagne for everyone instead i cinnati. Maloney allowed three of the tougher-to-take beer that j hits and Henry one. was hastily substituted a year I Rookie John Herrnstein's first ago after the Dodgers h a d i major league homer in the ninth Loser l miner 1 17.131. dropped the final playoff game 1 inning broke a 4-all tie between!-,. . . ',, .. . to the Giants. the Phillies and Giants. H!S";eh 3SiM b S Drvsdale. credited with his Chris Zacharv. a 19-vear-old Fncii. schwuii 171 end Brand. Kilh ,Mln, lh Itlh fnr Iho . Hnncl huUia . I "chirv . Woodeihlek (7) nd Bate (.fill tlliuij dliu ,v ,,, . .v tivudiuil IUUMC UlllV UHC VtTdl I Dodgers in their last 14 games, ; out of high school, registered . Loser DISCOUNT SPECIALS! ONLY S88 USED TIRES! Many sizes to choose from . . . whitewalls and black walls! FIRST COME . . FIRST SERVED! LOWEST PRICE EVER! SURE-GRIP WINTER TIRES 3-H NYLON AND TUFSYN When Snow Say "NO" ... GO ... GO . , . GO! 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McDaniel and Ranrw. Win. ner McDanicI H3-7). Loser Gib on il8-9). HR Williams. Cincinnati . . ooo 202 0004 7 0 Milwaukee 000 000 200 2 4 0 Maloney, Henry 181 and Edwards. Lcniaster. Schneider i7i. Shaw i8t and Torre. Winner Malonev i23- MEDFORDkWTRIBUNX SIPCMffiTTS All Yank Regulars See Duty for 1st Time in 3 Months rvtnple. Mark-hal. t.ars.en (fit ,nd uaucy. winner Baldschun m-r.t. Loser Larsen i7-7. HRt Calli son. Dalrymple. Mays. Herrnstein i Bv SANDY PAOWK New York 000 010 OOO 4 I iipi Smirl VVritrr Los Ansclcs 010 OOO 30x 4 R 1 I V 1 ,V , .7 , , Stallard. Bernarlh 181 and Cole- ! The New YoiK Yankees tl'Ot- man. Cannizzaro i8i. Drysdale. Per- toH nut all thoir rnmilurt: fnr tha fii'ct lima in rrwti'n Ih'in Good Seats Available At Crater CENTRAL POINT - There arc lots of vrry emir) seats avail able for the Crater-Coquille high football came here Friday night, Don Miller. Crater activities di rector, has reported. The reserved seats sell for SI. 50 and can be obtained at the activities office. Miller pointed out that the Football league," Rozelle con- C 3 Charley Conerly Absolved In Statement by Rozelle By TIM MOKIAKTY NEW YORK UPI) - Nation al Football League Commis sioner Pete Rozelle issued a 603 word statement Tuesday night absolving Charley Conerly of any wrongdoing in his financial transactions with an accused Memphis gambler. The last 13 words carried the most weight. "Conerly is, and always has been, a credit to the National ranoski 8 and Camilli. Wiimpr- Drysdale (I9-I7i. Loser Slallpj-d (o-i it. il o f V C" as) 3, VICTORY CAMO Los Angeles Dodgers' Tommy Davis, cur rently leading the National Baseball league in batting, is all smiles as he carries the huge victory cake into the Dodeors' dugout at Los Angeles before the start of the game with the iew yoik Mets. ine Dodgers have clinched the pennant. (UPI) Walt Alston Praises His Champions Bv ALEX KAIIN LOS ANGELES (UPD- A re laxed and smiling manager Wal ter Alston paid tribute to his Na tional league champion Los An geles Dodgers today as a club that played its best when is had to. From the moment the Dod gers clinched the pennant Tues day when the Chicago Cubs beat St. Louis, 6-.1, to eliminate the Cardinals from any chance of even a tie, the Los Angeles club turned back the clock a year. time in more three months and they over whelmed Los Angeles, but the Dodgers could be a lot tougher than the Angels. The American league champs ing two will clinch second place for the While Sox. Hurls Seventh Shutout Chicago pounded four Balti more pitchers for IB hits while Ray Herbert held the Orioles to a pair of singles. Herbert, who has seven shutouts this season, is 13-10. Rooke Dave Morehcad earned game will give Mrdford fans an opportunity to preview Crater's Comets before the Tornado game on Oct. II. This Friday will he the only time that Crater has a home game this season when Medford dues not. Crater will go into the Co quille clash with its defense un- eluded. And with that the NFL chief tain removed a cloud of suspi cion that had hovered over Con erly since last Friday when the Memphis Press Scimitar re ported the former New York Giants quarterback had receiv ed five checks, totaling $9,575, from Maurice Lewis, a Memphis celebrated their private "get-to- his loth win of the season for gether" Tuesday night by shel- the Kcd Sox by defeating Kan- ling Bo Belinsky for four runs niorencaa sh uck out n in the first inning, and then and walked only two. He lost his went on to beat the Angels. 8-1, ! shutout in the eighth inning on behind Whitey Ford and Ralph ; two singles and a double - play Terry. , grounder. Fnrri niicheH seven scoreless Detroit's victory over Wash- i-... m l ...:n i i infliin was sH un w Finn . innings oui jerry, wuo win ue!"--", f"- . -.- 7. Bunning (12-13) was the winner while Claude Osteen (8-14) took the loss. Cleveland scored four times in the eighth inning to clinch its game with the Twins. Joe Axcue was the offensive star for the Indians with a pair of home runs. American l.raciir Washington mm mm mm 11 r n Dclruit om 010 mix 1 3 0 Oslecn 1R-H1 mid noucr. Bun nuiK 112-KI1 and Triandos. HR Wert it itl (Hi and Lan. More and Nixon. Loser till Mantilla. Brcs- ii-nn.ii unnn. dniv m.ini iaii,H Dusinessman unaer indictment against the Comets were against i for operating a gambling cstab- Ihc offense. Sweet Home got two points on a safety last week end. lishment. Rozelle said an investigation showed the checks were, as Con erly insisted, repayments for loans Conerly made to Lewis and had no connection with gambling. The NFL's investigation, con ducted by Jim Hamilton, a for mer captain in the intelligence division of the Los Angeles Po lice department, revealed that Lewis still owes Conerly $1,925. Conerly. who retired in 1961 after playing 14 seasons with the Giants, has said that Lewis will repay him eventually, adding, "He (Lewis) was a friend of mine and still is." EUGENE (UPI) - Pepper Brown of Priest River, Idaho, scored a decision victory oyer Sammy Norman of Portland in a six-round welterweight fight here Tuesday night. in the bullpen during the World j Series, gave up a ninth - inning home run to Leon Wagner to ' lose the shutout. It was Wag- ner's 26th of the season. ' The last time the Yankee; regulars were together in the starting lineup was back on June 1. Since then, injuries or ! various illnesses have sidelined everyone except catcher Elston ; Howard. j While the Yankees were get-i ting in some practice for World Series, the rest of American league with the ex caption of Chicago and Minne sota were using the last few days to watch rookies up from the minor leagues. The Twins and White Sox are battling for second place, with Chicago three full games ahead following their 15-0 victory over Baltimore Tuesday night. Min nesota dropped a 5-1 decision to Cleveland, Boston beat Kansas City, 5-1, and Detroit beat Washington, 1-0. Any combination of Chicago wins and Minnesota losses total- thc ' Kansas City mm mm 111(1 I , Boston 100 000 31x 3 Seeui. Wyi head tlo-li Semn 19-lil. solid Los Aimeics imo mm mil i a i New York 4011 Illl l!Ox B 1(1 0 Uellnsky. Nayarro 151, Newman idt and Foiles. Salriano iHi. Kord Terry i B i and Howard. Winner Kurd 1114-71. Loser Uelinsky CJ-!li. HR Wanner. Minnesota Dim 000 100 1 6 1 Cleyeland nun llllll 14x ."i K 11 StiKinan. Oalley (Rl and Itiillitt. Grant ill!-14 and Azeue. Loser Sligman ll.'1-l.ti. HR Azeuc 2. ChieaRO Baltimore Herbert Martin 5) net 1.1). S. :um oh I (103l.t in o dim 000 (100 0 2 2 iKt-ltli and Carreon. Barber. Stock (5i. Brn- Miuer !M and ursino. Belinsky Contributes To Successful Year SEATLE, Wash. (UPD-Pa-cific Coast League President Dewey Sorians today gave par tial credit to colorful pitcher Bo Belinsky for the 30 per cent in crease in league attendance this year over 1962. According to figures released by league officials the total at tendance for 1963, including the championship playoff series be tween Oklahoma City and Spo kane, was 1,538,701. These fig ures are for a 10-team league. Last year the eight-club loop had 1,055,745 through the turn stiles, a difference of 482,956. "Much of the attendance in crease can be attributed to the two divisions, said Soriano. Loser Barber (2ll-i;ii. Bill Peterson Coach of Week TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPD All through the off - season Florida State's football coaches concentrated on ways to stop Miami quarterback George Mi ra in the 1063 opener. Bill Peterson, the head coach, admitted it was one of the ; toughest jobs he ever faced but felt he had the answer in di recting his defense to pressure 1 Mira on every play. It was a gamble but his Scmi nules did exactly what he told them last Friday night and the result was a stunning 24-0 upset which earned Peterson one of the most satisfying wins of his career and designated as United Press International's "Coach of the Week." Peterson said he decided to concentrate on rushing Mira when he learned Miami would have two sophomores in the backficld one at a halfback post and the other at fullback. He said the inexperience was bound to hurt Miami and put that much extra pressure on Mira. ' Padgham Glass Company Immediate Service ... Expert Installation ... Guaranteed Satisfaction . . . See Padgham Glass Co. your autoglass replacement specialist for the finest autoglass available . . . fully warranted Shat - R Proof. Padgham, your headquart ers for everything in glass. Your Authorized Shat-R-Proof Dealsr 110 COURT ST. . . . MEDFORD Gone was the year of bitter j -th also like, in siw rrerfii tn memories of the 1962 debacle ; r Relinskv of Hawaii a snrw. tacular and colorful pitcher who drew huge crowds wherever he pitched. ing them. He returned home this week but Harold (Lefty) Phil lips takes up the chore Thurs day. Alston's plans call for the Dodgers to fly to New York Monday and then work out in Yankee stadium Tuesday in preparation for the opening of the Series there Wednesday. when the Dodgers had the pen nant in their grasp only to col lapse in the final week and then lose the playoff with the San Francisco Giants. "It's certainly nice to have everything over and be able to enjoy the final few games," the smiling Alston said. "Now our job is to have everyone ready for the Scries." Few Cheers First But before the club settled down to preparing for a clash with the American league champion New York Yankees, it did indulge in a few cheers. A little of the edge was taken off the jubilation because none of the players were around when the Cubs cinched the pennant for them by beating the Cardi nals at Chicago. And when the players did arrive at Dodger stadium, they still had a game to play with the New York Mets. They beat the Mets. 4-1. But after the game, one in formal celebration broke out in the Dodgers clubhouse and it was followed by a more formal club reception for the team in the swank Stadium club. Even before the players ar rived at the park, the club broke out its 1955 and I9')9 world championship pennants and ran them up on the stadium flag poles, perhaps as a reminder to the team that it still had a job ahead of it starting next week. Statistically, this was the 14th pennant captured by the Dod gers and the second since mov ing here from Brooklyn. Drift In Slowly The players drifted into the clubhouse slowly during the late afternoon and immediately be gan shaking hands with each other. And photographers start ed snapping pictures. But there was none of the cheering and excitement normally associated with a pennant clinching cele-1 bration. ! "Right now I want to give the men who need some rest a chance to take a little lime off." Alston said. "I'll rotate resting the players so that they won't get rusty." And Alston said he intended giving Sandy Koufax, his 24 Rame winner, a chance to add at least one more victory to his record before the regular sea-, son ends Sunday. i The Dodgers have been scout-' ing the Yankees for several weeHs with Al Campanis follow. The Men Who Decide Our Destinies: GEN. CURTIS LcMAY "Old Iron Pants" Holds the Fort by CURTIS MITCHELL The curtness of the Air Force thief of staff enragps many officials, hut all Amer icans sleep ea-ier Ixraui-e this dedicated si'neral is nn the joh. 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