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Newspaper Page TextTHUHSDAV, JULY I, 1054 11KRALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIFTEEN Durocher Praises Reliefers NEW YORK UH Mnnngrr Leo Durocher o( the Hew York Olenls today tilled his brilliant bullpen duo oC Jloyt Wllhelm mid Marvin i thm fcaal In haaaliall ami UriVBVIll . . ...... challenged inybody to reluio tils tletenieni. "Bliow me another relief pitcher M food aa cither WlUielm or oris awn," Durocher demanded. "Lei .ii.na a na.tr unoA an Ihta Olio. My (wo me the greatest, no doubt bout iv." "I'll let you In on a Utile secret." he ddod. "II Hie Clients win the penitent line yrr, It will b" won In the bullpeu." The M.iK lulls who watched Orlnorn win hie eighth game ol the season with eclnlUUIlnii tour Inning relief slim against Brooklyn 'rue-day nlRhl and lite as,UU3 spcc tntore who new Wllielin subdue the Dodgcra again wltli brilliant res cue job yealerday could have no rebuttal. Wllhelm'a performance waa one nf hla beat ol the season. Ito en tered the acene In the eighth lim ing with runnrra on lir.sl and third and nobody out and the Wants b.MlnM m -1.1 Inu.l .larWln nnltlltafin jlUlump a - .. ..... stood at Ute plate. Watting right behind mm wore un noagcs nu Dau f-a.t.naimlla The 30-year-old knucklrbull ex pert held llooinaon 10 a srion ny lafi that, failed to advance Ute runners, ile got Hodges to hit Into a double play, 'ino utania went on Minl . fliraa rima In thnlr half nf the eighth to win 0-3 and boost their first-place leaa over ine iwa gen to three games, Don Cockell Slated For Seattle Match LONDON W Don Cockell, the British heavyweight who dreams of a world title, will meet either Harry 'Kldi Matthews or Rex I.syne In Seattle, Wash., July 30, hla manager said Thursday. A Cockell-Malthewa bout would be the third between the two fight ers. Cockell outpointed Matthews In the Xid'a hometown nf Senile last year and repeated here June , Layne. of Lewffton, Utah, once waa highly regarded in Ute United Stales, but hasn't been the same huice he was flattened by Rocky Marelano In 1MI. i John Simpson. Cockell's manag er, said the Briton- would leave by ship- July 14. ' t " i -ir By THK AhHof MTKD I'llKHS AMI.KILAN LKMiUK W I. I'd. O B. Clevclsiid 48 Ji .m Chicago 40 .0 .Kit 3' New York 4 W Mi 4 Detroit 31 37 ,4e Id Washington .0 40 ,4.0 IB Philadelphia Us 41 ,4U IB t'j Baltimore 37 44 .1(0 31 la Boston Jo 4'J .371 31 i Wednesdsy'a Results Boston 0, New York 1 Cleveland 3, Baltimore 0 Detroit 4, Chicago 3 1'hllucldphla B, Washington 1 NATIONAL UAGIK W L Pet. U.S. New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Milwaukee Clnclnnnll 81. Louis Chicago Pittsburgh 47 44 37 34 34 33 m 33 .671 .'.! 3 Ml g I j .500 13 MH 13 .47i 13 'i .368 31 l j .334 34 , Vtcdnraday's Keaults New York 9, Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia I, Pittsburgh 0 Chicago t, Milwaukee 7 81. Louis 11, Cincinnati 3 PACIFIC COAST LKACIK. W L Pel. i.B. Hollywood 53 34 .005 Han Diego 48 38 .558 4 Oakland 41 40 .540 8 Vs Ban Francisco 44 43 .500 8 Vi Heattle 30 44 .410 11 i Sacramento . 40 41 .460 13 Los Angeles 37 48 .435 14 Vi Portland 35 48 .413 15 !, ' Wednesday's Results San Francisco 8, Bacramrnto 1 San Diego 8, Los Angeles 1 Hollywood at Portland, rain Oakland at Seattle, rain. Western International League W. L. Pel. GB. 38 30 .853 38 3 .554 5 ', 28 38 .810 8 30 31 .4(3 B , 31 34 .477 10 Vancouver Yakima Edmonton Lewlslon Trl-Clly Wenatchce Victoria Salem 30 34 .4M 13 37 33 ,450 13 .439 13 30 37 Wednesday's Reanlls Edmonton e.Trl-Clty 5 til Innings) Wenatchee 3, Yakima 4 Salem at Vancouver, rain Lewlslon at Victoria, rsin PIONICKR LEAGIE Billings 4. Orest Falls 0 Pocatcllo 9. Idaho Falls 4 Ogden 13, Salt Lake City 4 Druins To Meet Ex-Boss CHICAno Od Phil Cavarretla. hol-hlltliig "spare tire" of the Chicago White Box, tonight plays for the first time against the team he served 30 yeara as man and boy, the Chicago Cubs, There's a touch of Irony In 31' year-old Cavarretta'a appearance In a charity exhibition game against the wobbly Bruins, who last spring disowned him as man ager because of alleged lack of will to win. Since Phil Joined the Box In May, he has become a most valuable plnchhutcr and stand-in for Ferris Fain at first base. In 10 games he hue batted 30 limes and pro duced It hits lor a club-leading .361 average. Wllh Fuln Injured, Cavurretta must play III the vital serlea at Cleveland this weekend. The cubs. In replacing Cavarret la with Stan Hack, oflered to keep Phil in the organlratlon, but the "old pro" elected to step out and try to hook on elsewhere. It was a tough spot for any man bounced as a manager and already retired by himself as a player. But Phil sold himself that be could do well as a player-coach. "I can play 50 or 75 games for sure, ' he said aa he tried on club after another without success. He even talked about being a tl-a-year player. Finally the White Box, having miserable luck with pinch hitters, signed him. Presu mably he's getting 88.000-a-year, the major league minimum. This will be deducted from the salary the Cubs still have to pay him under managerial contract. This waa estimated at 835.000. Cavarretla It In marvelous phys ical condition. He atlll can cut a wicked caper around first base Where did be find the baseball fountain of youth? Aragon Meets Vince Martinez HOLLYWOOD Od Art (Gold en Boy) Aragon, a little puzzled In a new role as the underdog, and Vlnce Martinez, a quietly conil dent young man from New Jersey, tie Into each other for 10 rounds of less Thursday night at Oilmorc Field. The bout has no title aspects although the winner may cventu ally get a shot at the welterweight king. Kid oavllan. Martinet Is un ranked at the present In the dl vision and the Los Angeles light er is listed at No. 8. Many Have Imitated but . . . NONE HAVE EQUALLED SLACKS . I Si .3 The ORIGINAL loader . . . and STILL CHAMP . . .of all man. made mirticle fobrie$ FBtST Slacks to ce uuaiunlecd lor-one hieVrMrof'NormaJ Stacks Usage.' FIRST Stacks to feature exclusive "Dueapel" Finish, which, repels SpejrStateAnd Rain. ' ' FB9T Slacks to roeeive me w.cj Fashion Academy Award lor- Superior Styling. Mow in a new, heavier weight fabric , woven (or warmth, NYLON PURAGABS are . . . By BKN PHLKOAR AP neons writer Tilt Cleveland Indians and New York (Hants greeted July In first place today, but they probably were a little sorry to see June fade from the calendar. In the last 30 days every one nf the other 14 major league teams lost ground in we pennant races. Cleveland waa In first place a month ago but added two games to Us margin over Chicago and half a game over the third-place New York Yankees. The National League race fell apart In June, leaving only the Olanli and Brooklyn as solid con- Vl26MAIN ST. IN BRIEF By THE A8HOCIATED PRESg TF.NNI8 WIMBLEDON, England Ken Rosewsll of Australia and Jaro- lav Drobny of Egypt entered the men's singles finals ol the Wimble don Championships by upsetting the last two Americans, Tony Tra btrt of Cincinnati and Budge Pally of Los Angeles. Rosewall defeat ed Traberl 3-8, 8-3, 4-8, 8-1, 8-1 while Drobny trounced Patty 8-3, 0-4, 4-8, -7. GOLF 80UTHP0KT, England Gene Sarazen of Harrison, N.Y., took a 4-stroke lead over Britain's Percy Alliss at the halfway mark of their 38-hole match for the International Senior Championship. OANTON, England ' Francea (Buntyi Stephens of Englsnd up set Marlene Stewart, the defendbig champion from Fonthlll, Ont., on the fourth extra hole of a semi final match In the British Wom en's Championship. INDIANAPOLIS Don Cherry o Garden City. N.Y. and Dal Morey of Martinsville, Ind., defeat ed Indianapolis' veterans Fred Burnlsde and Walter Chapman 3 and 3 In the 38-hole semi-finals of the International Four-ball Tourna ment. RACING INGLEWOOD, Calif. First Pole 814.90) won the feature at Hollywood Park. lenderi with Philadelphia an out side possibility. The Giants turned in the best record ever complied for the month of June In the modern his tory of the majors. They won 34 out of 38 games and moved from third place, a game and a half oul of the lead, into a three-game ad vantage over second-place Brook lyn. The Dodgers had an excellent 31-8 mark lor the month but dropped from a single game be hind to three. The Phils fell 6'i more games off the pace: Cincin nati, ,; Bt, Louis. 11; Pittsburgh, il'j; Milwaukee. 13 in a nosedive from first to fourth place, and Chicago, 17, The ground lost by American league teams also was considerable although not as much as In the senior circuit. In addition to the half-game loss by the Yankees and the 3 games by the White Box, the Philadelphia Athletics lost 6'',: Washington and Baltimore, 8 each: and Boston and Detroit, 10 each. On the flrliil day of the month the Giants whipped Brooklyn 5-3. Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 8-0. St. Louis crushed Cincinnati 11-3 and Chicago broke an 11-game losing streak with a 0-7 decision over Milwaukee In the National League. Cleveland shaded Baltimore 3-0. Chicago bowed to Detroit 4-3, Bos ton tripped the Yankees 8-1 and Philadelphia edged Washington 8-7 In the American League. Johnny Antonelll won his 11th game and became the second left hander to beat the Dodgers this season as the Giants made It two straight over their bitter rivals. New York broke up a 3-1 thriller with three in the eighth on four walks and a single by Whltey Lockman. Robin Roberts applied his white wash brush to the Pirates for the The largest fee paid to a referee in modem boxing was $2,500 to George V. Blake for his work In the Young Stribling-Max Schmel tnc: hesvyweight championship fight at Cleveland. July 3, 1831. third atralght time. It was his llth victory. He had 13 by this date a year ago. Nothing cornea easy to the Cubs these days. After losing 11 atralght iney ouut up a B-2 lead over Mil waukee in eight Innings only to have tho Braves rally for five In the last of the ninth. The Cubs ended the month with 31 losses In 25 starts. Hookies sparkled for the Cardin als. 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