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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 195S HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN ISm 111 ft fl Reds Hammer Milwaukee; Bums Post Win Over Bucs GREATEST VALUE.. . the mew look in TV! By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Manager Birdie Tebbetts, an off season insurance agent who knows all ahA.lt lifcavnuMnnnu tnklju figures his Cincinnati Rcdlegs "can go all the way-ow." "Our whole mental outlook rested on that four-game series in Milwaukee," said Birdie. "It was the psychological (He also has touched the sciences in post graduate , work) turning . point. Now that we've come this far, our guys figure 'why stop now:" All the happy talk followed a startling, three-game sweep bv second place Clncy after losing the opener to the Braves. The homer hannv Rndlnfrs switched in singles and pounded Milwaukee and southpaw Warren Spahn 12-2 in the scries windup yesterday, cutting the Braves' National League lead to l',r games. The three-game kick also has put Manager f red Haney to think ing about a shakeup in the Braves' lineup. Milwaukee now has only a two-game edge over Cincinnati and Brooklyn in the "lost" column with 21 games left. The Rcdlegs have 20 games remaining, Brook lyn 21. BUMS CLIMB The sweep also kept Brooklyn's third, place world champs in the race. Struggling through an eight game schedule in six days, the rt I .. i : v. j n games of the lead by slipping past Pittsburgh 4-3 last night their fifth victory in the eight-game nightmare. St. Louis defeated the Chicago Lubs 2-1 in II innings and New York s Giants trimmed Philadel phia 5-4 in 10 in the other. NL games. In the American, the -New York Yankees built their lead to 9'i games by breaking Willard Nix on's jinx , with a 5-3' decision over . Boston. Washington defeated Bal timore 2-0. Second place Cleve land, Chicago, Detroit and Kansas City were not scheduled. Rookie Frank Robinson and Roy McMillan each drove in two runs as the Redlegs scored five times on five hits in the second off Spahn, who sought his 200th career victory. Buster Freeman hustled in to relieve Tom Acker after Joe 'Adcock's 35th home run, with one on, in the fourth and gave one hit over 4 1-3 Innings to nail his 13th victory second in two days. Four unearned runs in the fifth, with Freeman's double his first 1956 hit scoring two, packed it away for the Redlegs, who now have won 10 of their last 12. They had 15 hits against five pitchers. WILD PITCH The Dodgers, with just five hits off loser. Ron. Kline, and Elroy Face, made it on Jackie Robin- ' son s squeeze bunt in the sixth. A wild pitch set it up. Duke Snider reclaimed the NL homer lead. meaning a ue wun jieuieg nuuiu- son, witn nis awn, a two-run poKe. uji nuuges mi nib loin, ii was Snider's first in nine games, Hodges' first in 19. . - Sal Maglie won his ' ninth, but : the Bucs, who haven't beaten him since April 21, 1953, chased him with a run in the ninth. Don Bes sent came on to fan Jack Shepard "for the final out nailing Mag . lie's 26th victory in 30 lifetime decisions with Pittsburgh. - Ai Dark, with three of St.Louis's six hits off Bob Rush, drove in both runs and broke it up with a single. Herm Wchmeier, tagged or Walt Aloryns 21st homer that tied it in the seventh, won his! ninth.. . ' ', BONUS KID A pinch single by Hank Thomp son won for the Giants, who started $65,000 bonus kid Mike : McCormick. The 17-year-old south ' paw proved wild and failed to last two innings. I Bill Skowron's two-run single In the ninth iced it for the Yankees and W'hitey Fori who won his 16th. Yogi Berra hit his 26th hom er to break a 2-alI tie in the eighth putting him two shy of Gabby Hartnett's 236 career rec ord for catchers and breaking a string of 27 2-3 innings in which uie YanKs hadnt scored an earned run against Nixon. Mickey Mantle, homerless now is two back ot Babe Ruth's rec-ord-60 pace in 1927 totaling 47 with 20 games to go. Chuck Stobbs, winning his 15th and fifth straight with a four hit ter, becomes the first Senator last Sept. 11. Pete Runnels two-; run single broke up Connie John son's scoreless spell in the eighth. 2sf r CLAYTON HANNON SPORTS EDITOR Los Angeles Whips Mounts; Bevos Win By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Steve Bilko hit a long, long out Wednesday night but got no closer to the Pacific Coast League home run record as his champion Los Angeles Angels drubbed last place Vancouver, 9-1. Standings By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GB 81 52 80 54 Milwaukee Cincinnati , Brooklyn St. Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York Chicago 79 65 61 . 58 . 55 52 54 .609 .597 Hi .594 2 .489 16 .466 19 .433 19 .417 23"4 .394 28, AMERICAN LEAGUE New York Cleveland Chicago Boston Detroit Baltimore Washington Kansas City 75 W L 6 48 56 58 60 67 73 77 Pet. GB .642 .573 9',a .557 ll'.i .545 13 .492 20 .443 26'.i .417 30 .328 4 Hi PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Los Angeles Seattle Portland Hollywood ; Sacramento San Francisco San Diego Vancouver W L Pet. GB 102 54 .654 .548 16',i .510 22!a .500 24- . .497 24 'i .452 31 'i 69 87 .442 33 62 94 .397 40 85 70 79 76 78 78 7d 79 70 85 NORTHWEST LEAGUE Yakima Salem Lewiston Sookanf" Wenatcbee Ku?ene Tri-City Pet. GB .821 .591 1 34 29 .540 42 30 31 .492 7'i .483 8 .4(10 13'i W I, 36 22 39 27 29 31 2'! 39 Bilko, seven round trips shy of the 60 mark set in 1925 by Tony Lazzcri, has only 12 more games. He collected his 200th and 201st hits but his longest effort was a 415-foot drive that Was caught in center field. Los Angeles totaled 14 blows, including Vomers by Piper Davis and Don Lauters. Portland, Hollywood and Sacra mento maintained their positions with victories. Third place . Port land trimmed Seattle, 9-0; fourth place Hollywood thumped San Di ego, 7-0 and fifth spot Sacramento downed San Francisco, 6-3. There is only a two-game spread be tween third and fifth places. Portland's Rene Valdes marked up his 21st pitching victory, -giving up just four blows. The Beavers scored three times in the first in ning as Tom Saffell singled. Jack Littrell doubled and Frank Cars well homered. There were four more scores the next inning when Sam talderone, valdes, and Liu rell singled and Luis Marquez homered. Joe Trimble had a no-hitter go ing for Hollywood until the eight when Clarence Moore singled. There were two more San Diego hits. Jim Baumer hit a homer for Hollywood. The Stars executed their 1 BCtli double play of the year. Al Heist s 410-ioot homer pro duced the winning run for Sacra' mento against the Seals. The So lons ran up three runs in the fifth with Harry Bright doubling home a pair. Milo Candini turned in a nifty relief job against the Seals. He came in to protect a two-run lead with two men on and none out. More Sports On Pages 14-15 22 37 .373 14i The plate umpire used to receive two new baseballs before each World Series game. Now umpires get 60 before each game. O Newspaper SPOT ADS are inexpensive repeated dally, 79c 1 : By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS HITTING Alexa Grammas: Redlegs Drove in four runs with tin ee hits in three trips in 12-2 breeze past Braves that cut Milwaukee's lead to Hi games. . PITCHING Chuck Stobbs. Senators Be came first Washington pitcher to throw a shutout since Sept. 11, 1955, culling down Orioles" 2-0 on four hits, allowing only one hit over 1st six innings for his loth victory. 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