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hils Hammer Braves' Ace;
lerra Sets Mark In IW Win
IMPOSING FIGURE
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS runs scored the Giants' runs while:
fljuwouiww wiavca, icuutcu i nuuen uomez gave the Cards
jum me singles and fanned five.
Berra's 29th home run of the
season was his 237th in 11 major
league seasons, cracking Gabby
tiartnetts 20-season record. Bill
Skowron drove in three Yankee
runs to beat lefty Hal Woodeshick
,e game Mead once again in
.jhectic National League pen-
race, had themselves a real
iy Saturday.- Is this slump by
Slanders Bob Buhl and Lew
jette just one of those 'things
1 iy can't hope to win the pen-; in his major league debut. Don
a awiinoui me neip oi mai pair,;Larsen won his ninth with a four
y puhl, a 17-game winner, has hitter.
U 0 lo 'in'sh his last "wee starts I Any combination of Yankee vic
: ijhas lost 'em all. And Bur- tories and Cleveland 'defeats to
ri 4. with 18 victories and seven italing three gives New York its
a Hints, was battered out for the 1 22nd pennant.
t. -ood consecutive time Friday I Ted Williams, who homered and
t as the Philadelphia Phillies singled in two first-game at bats,
B treated the leaders 13-1. t jtook the league batting lead from
'le Milwaukee loss, coupled! Yankee Mickey Mantle (l-for-5)
IwUlt Brooklyn s 4-z victory over i by a .353 to .351 margin with
Uu apiace inicago, leu me one-
two clubs even in games lost.
The lourtn place at. louis carai-
nUif who had won six in a row,
lost o New York's Giants 3-0. Cin
cinnati, in third place, and Chi-
cw! were idle.
i u me American league, tne
New! York Yankees, with Yogi
Berra setting a record for career
horn runs by a catcher, snapped
Detroit's winning streak at seven
M. What reduced the Yankees'
'magic number for clinching the
pennant to three as second place
Cleveland lost to Boston 4-3 after
winning the first game of their
twi-night doubleheader 10-2.
HALF-GAME SHY
The . Chicago White Sox, a half-
game shy of Cleveland, defeated
Baltimore 3-2 in 11 innings. Wash
ington defated Kansas City 4-1.
Burdette lastd just 3 2-3
frames as the Phils scored four
in the fourth for a 7-0 lead.
Del trims tagged a three-run
Ehomer off reliefer Lou Sleater,
and little Solly Hemus then wal
loped a rand - slam homer off
pinch double that gave Boston a
tie in the nightcap ninth. Sam
White then singled to win it for
Dave Sisler, who allowed just two
hits both in the eighth with one
out.
Bobby Avila socked a grand
slam homer and Chico Carrasquel
had a bases-loaded double as the
Tribe scored six runs in the first
game sixth for Herb Score's 17th
victory. The young lefty gave four
hits, fanned eight.
Ron Northey's pinch single won
for the White Sox his second
breakuD ninch job in two days.
Ted Abernathy, just back from
Louisville, gave six hits and sin
gled home the tie-breaking run as
Washington scored three in the
seventh to beat the A's:
Favorites Post Wins
In Prep Grid Action
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Things happened about as ex
pected Friday night as Oregon
high school football teams went
through . another September round
of games.
No upsets were recorded and
Walt Alston
Tells Change
In Hill Calls
BROOKLYN tfl Desperate to
make up ground on the front-run
ning Milwaukee Braves in the Na
tional League pennant chase,
Rrnnlrlvn Mnnaffur Wall Alctnn
wave jouy in me sixm. in an, me hnniirl hit niiMna rotation
Phils had 17 hits, plus i eight walks. Saturday-he's sticking with the
OUUUIfirtW lldl VCV IldUUlA, Wlll-jQjj-J prog
ning nis win. wanted none ana;, I-Ve got t0 win ,hcm one at a
niun ' time." said Alston, "so I'm by-
hits including Del Crandall s 16th 'passing Don Drysdale for the mo-
Home run. Impnt- Don Npwcnmhe went Salnr.' ...
M a n a g e r preu(fla anri tnriav afrnincl Cincinnati m:-i I r
Haney protested the game after . wlll b. Sal MagUe?' : wh ' -'
Alston's original plans were to! MeMinnville. defondinc district
give young Drysdale a shot at the 4 champion, had an easy time
the powerhouses won just about
as they pleased,
Albany continued to look like a
formidable contender for the class
A-l, district 8 title with a 21-6 vic
tory over South Salem. Corvallis,
defending champion in that dis
trict, battled to a 6-6 tie with
North Salem.
Marshficld, 1955 state titlist, had
an easy time with Coquille, 46-6.
It was the Coos Bay team's 25th
game without a loss.
Eugene, looked upon as a strong
threat to Marshfield for district 5
honors, went out of its league to
defeat Klamath Falls of district
6, 25-12.
Medford, defending district 6
champion, was impressive in rout
ing Milwaukie of district 3, 37-6.
Grants Pass, another district 6
power, was hard pressed to down
North Bend of district 5, 20-13.
La Grande showed surprising
strength in beating Baker, 34-13,
in a non-counting tastcrn uregon
Pendleton, the 1955 dis-
a ml adcock -Txin
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Beavers Stop Twinks
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The Seattle Rainiers scored
their second straight victory over
the San Francisco Seals Friday
night at Seattle, 4-2, in a Pacific
Coast League baseball game. I
Seattle scored all four runs In'
the fourth and all were unearned,
San Francisco committing three
errors. The Seals scored one in
the first and one in the seventh,
lhe Portland Beavers, back in
an umpire. Padre Manager Bob
Elliott was also ushered out.
Vancouver, scoring its only run
In the first, held , Sacramento
scoreless until the seventh. Then
Bill Fischer gave Tom Agosta a
single, walked Johnny Bright and
let Wally Westlake double in both.
The Solons scored twice in the
ninth off reliefer Charlie Drum-mond.
The shortscores:
with Hollywood for third San Francisco 100 000 100 1 4
place in the league, take on the Seattle
Stars again Saturday night with R. G.
only one more flay to settle tne dowski;
contest.
lhe Beavers returned to third
Friday night with a 6-3 win over
Hollywood. Rene Valdes, Port
land s ace fastballer, hurled his
22nd victory to take the lead in
league pitching honors. He has 11
deleats.
CHAMPS WIN
lhe champion Los Angeles An
gels beat San Diego 7-3, Dick
Droit posting his 13th victory. Los 'Hollywood
Aiigt'ics wove oui vie iomoarui Portland
in the second after- Bob Speakel Purkcy
t Milwaukee
lark employe touched Ennis' dou-j
ble in a two-run Phillie second in-
ning, but then withdrew the pro-!? o.hVsa ri"v .ST. -fTJ r " it
test saying "we wouldn't get any-Newcombe and Magfie for the . '' 38'.7
where anyway. It was an umpire s ,. i,i ,hw, u,h 15 '',. '"g . , .
judgment play. i ..pui,. now." smiled Alston. !ar .,.iH ni.w.1 hmn with
The Brooks, a bunch of hitless
wonders of late, got only five hits I
off bonus kid Moe Drabowsky. One
was Sandy Amoros' 12th home
f run.! Another was a two-out. two
; run i double by Carl Furillo that
broke a 1-1 tie in the eighth and
( won the game. Furillo also scored
! on the play, when a rcla,y to the
; plate by. second baseman Gene
i Baker skipped into the stands.
Don Bessent won in relief, but
"I'm not worrying about Monday.lFort Vancouver, 13-7.
It might rain."
Other results of the night in-
Younger, Waller Ramble As LA
Rams Post Triumph Over 49ers
.seeded Uein Labines help in a day Aiston als0 is toyjng with the
The Brooks 4-2 victory over the eluded: Hillsboro 26, Forest Grove
Cubs Iriday night, combined with 13. St.-Helens 27, Scappoose 0
a 31-1 lacing the Braves took froiriiRoseburg 42, Ashland 0; Newport
Fliilaaelphia. lett the Brooks just 113, Lebanon 6; The Dalles 13, Wy -one
game off the pace in thciriEast 7. and Seaside 39, Nes-
bid for a second straight pennant, itucca 0.
"I've still got Drysdale in my! Portland league teams were
hip pocket." added Als.on. idle, awaiting their annual open-
There's still a "possibility that jng jamboree next Friday night.
urysc-aie migiii get me can mon-
LOS ANGELES (UP) Fullback 1 goal lo put the Rams ahead by.
Tank Younger powered his way two points. The Rams were forced
to three touchdowns in pacing the I to hustle in the bruising seesaw
Los Angeles Rams to a 33-24 vie- battle and only after Wallers sen-
tory over the San Francisco Fortysational scoring run did the local
Miners Friday night before 57,688 team feel at ease,
fans viewing the tightly-played ex-1 San Francisco boomed to a
hibition game at Memorial Colls- seven-point lead in the first pe
eum. riod. marring 70 vards in six
It was halfback Ron Waller, plays with halfback John Henry
however, who sewed up the win
for -the Rams over their arch
rivals from up north. With the
Rams holding a slim 26-24 lead,
Waller streaked 63 yards lor lhe
decisive touchdown in the fading
moments of the game.
Hams' touchdown ice. The score
climaxed a 66-yard drive which
featured Van Brocklin passes
good for several long gains.
The Ram. fullback scored his
second touchdown in the opening
ol the second half. He powered
his way over from the one. follow
ing a 43-yard Ram drive which
again was sparked by Van Brock
lin's arm. Younger added his
third score when he slammed
over from the (our Tn the same
period.
Quarterback Y.A. Tittle kept
Forty Niners hot in the game.
Iked and Casey Wise, Piper
and Joe Hannah singled.
rally brought in two runs.
V I Sacramento's Earl Harrist gave
I up five hits and won his 16th vic
tory as the Solons beat Vancouver
!4-l.
! Valdes went the distance despite
i homers by Hollywood's Ramon
, iMejias and R. C. Stevens in the
iif i second and another Stevens four
"jyvj i Dagger in tne lourtn. Portland
ilifl. IMlllArl olinar! in It.a anntl, nn
errors by shortstop Dick Smith
and outielder Mejias. combined
with singles by Tom Saffcll, Jack
Littrcll and Luis Marquez.
SIX HITS
Valdes, who allowed only six
hits, is expected to try for his
23rd victory Sunday when Port
land and Hollywood finish the sea
son with a doubleheader.
The Angels' Gayle Wade tripled
in the filth and scored on Jim
Bolgcr's double for the fifth Los
Angeles run. Later he was eject
ed from the game or beefing with
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Smith. Grba (7) and Sa
Fracchia and Aylward.
San Diego '000 010 0113 I
Los Angeles 121 000 12x 7 10 1
Lombard!, Hoskins (21 and As
troth; Drott and Hannah.
Sacramento 000 000 2024 9 0
Vancouver 100 000 000 1 S 1
Harris and McNamara: Fisch
er, Drummond (9) and Neal.
020 100 006 6 4
000 002 31X 6 11 0
Sawyer (81 and Hall;
Johnson crushing over from the
one. Johnson scored again in the
second period from the one after
George Maderos had expertly in
tercepted a Norm Van Brocklin Quarterback Y.A. Tittle keDtl Paul Suscc, son of Coach George
pass and returned it 37 yards. 1 F"ortv Niners hot in the game. jSusce of the Athletics and brother
Younger then lived up to his! Ilia third period 13-vard oass to o( George Jr., pitcher for the Red
Shortly before the linebacker , first name, Tank. He lunged 17 end Billy Wilson was good (or six Sox. hurls for a semi-pro team
Lcs Richtcr booted a 10-yard tield'yards off tackle to break thelpoints. in Pierre, S.U.
Fights
FRIDAY'S FIGHTS
Valdes and Bottler.
The box:
HOLLYWOOD
Jacobs, 2b
Bernier, cf
Causion, rf
E. Freese, 3b
Mejias, cf
Stevens, lb
Smith, ss
Hall, c.
Purky, p
Sawyer, p
Totals
PORTLAND
Saffell, cf
Llttrell, ss
Marquei, rf
Mickelson, lb
Carswell, If
Borkowski, 3b
Basinski, 2b
Bottler, c ,,'
Valdes, p
Merriman, If
Totals ,
Hollywood
Portland
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WASHINGTON, D. C. - Ralph
(Tiger) Jones, 159'.i, Yonkers,
N. Y. outpointed Wilf Greaves,
160'i, Pittsburgh, 10.
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3 0 0 2 0
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Smith J, Mejias, Stevens.
- Carswell 3, Mejias, Ste
vens, 2, Llttrell, Marquez 2. 2B
Carswell. HR Carswell, Mejias,
Stevens 2., DP Borkowski and
Mickelson; Jacobs, Smith and
Stevens. Left Hollywood S,
Portland 8. BB Purkey 1, Val
des 1, Sawyer 2. SO Purkey (,
Valdes 4, Sawyer 1. R-ER Pur-
koy 6-3, Valdes 8-3, Sawyer 0-0. ,
HO Purkey 10 in 7 plus; Saw
yer 1 In l; Valdes 6 tn 9. w
Valdes (22-111. L-Purkey (5-8).
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2:03, A 2716.
' MAYS HITS
Willie Mays' 31st and 32nd home
r ! 1
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i MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
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! - FRIDAY'S RESULTS
1 ? AMERICAN ASSN.
i- "
Semifinal Playoffs (best-of-7)
Scoreboard
Oregon Prep Football Scores
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
idea of using one of his two top
lirenien, Clem Labine Or Don Bes
sent. ' '
Both worked in Friday night's
game and it marked the first time
in 24 appearances that Bessent has, Albanv 2, Soutn Salem 6
been knocked out by enemy bals.'Corvalis 6 Norlh Salcm 6 ,tici
He has allowed two runs in 41 1-3 Marsh(ieid 46. Coquille 6
m!1,l"8S; - ,. r. 'Eugene 25. Klamath Falls 12
He also might use Carl Erskine, Medford 37 Milwaukie 6
another of the battle-tested vet- Gran(s Pass 20 North Bond 13
erans against the Rcdlegs on Mon- pendlct0n 19. Kennewick. Wash. 7
aay. r.rsKinc nasn 1 looKea goon 1 . r.mnrip 14 Raker la
13, Fort Vancouver,
Indianapolis I, Minneapolis 0 In-tIetelv but he always has seemed rresham 1
dianapohs leads 3-U l0 come up with a big victory; wa,h 7
Denver .7, Omaha 4 series:when Alston needed one. I The Dalles
Tho nallos 13. Wv'FasI 7
'So you see." Alston said with Mvriio rvonlt a7 r.lendale 50
a shrug, "I really can't make any! Yoncalla 27. Elkton 26
'Toronto 12 Montreal 6 (Toronto goVng. Vve just got to play i Di.lrd 0 '
F leads J-1' ithem from dav to dav." kv-tt, MnPin iu rnVw n
tied 2-2i
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Semifinal Playoffs (besl-of-7)
Miami-Rochester, not scheduled
f (Rochester leads 2-D
I ; SOUTHERN ASSN.
Semifinal Playoffs (besl-of-7)
Atlanta 10. Birmingham 7 At-
I lanta leads 3-0 1
Memphis 10, Mobile 3 'Mobile
j leads 2-P
r 4 TEXAS LEAGUE
I Semifinal Playoffs (best-of-7)
I" Dallas 5, Fort Worth 0 ill innings,
t Dallas wins 4-0
Houston 6. Tulsa 4 (11 innings.
Houston leads 3-D
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fc FRIDAY'S BRIEFS
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s
3 BASEBALL
I PHILADELPHIA The Phila
t delphia Phils unleashed a 17-hit
i attack to down the league-leading
I Milwaukee Braves 13-1 and cu.
Braves' lead to 1 game over
L Brooklyn.
GOI.F
I LAKE FOREST, III. Chuck
, Kocsis gained the title round ol
- the National Amateur tourney with
I a 4 and 2 scmilinal triumph over
I Gerry Magce of Toronto and will
I meet defending champion Harvie
I Ward Jr., who deleatcd Joe Camp
s' bell 2 and l.
FORT WAYNE, Ind. Bill
Tromblcy of Dallas, Tex., fired a
Stx-uilder-par 66 lor a 131 total
and a three stroke lead over Art
Wall Jr. and Marty Furgol after
N holes in the Fort Wayne Open.
I RACING
5 ALBANY, Calif. Our William
(17.801 charged down the stretch
on the outside to win San Leandro
purse at Golden Gale Fields.
E. E. iTad' Wieman, director
O! athletics at the University o(
Denver, has been head lootball
coach at Michigan. Minnesota,
Princeton and Columbia.
them from day to day.
Neahkahnie 26. Nehalem 0
Toledo 19. Talt 12
iSt. Helens 27, Scappoose 0
i Hillsboro 26, Forest Grove 13
' Brownsville 27, Harrisburg 6
iRoseburg 42, Ashland 0
Silverton 40. Molalla 13
i Sherwood 35, Concordia (Port-
! land) 0
'Parkrose 32, Sandy 0
Springfield 25. Cottage Grove 6
FRIDAY'S STARS Drain 9. Junction City 7
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PITCHING Harvey Haddix.l 20
Phillies Walked none, struck1 Pleasant Hill 13, Sutherlin 7
out live and gave only six hits in Madras 25, Oakridgc 14
gaining his 13th victory in 13-l;Coburg 32. Scio 0
breeze over first-place Braves. Triangle Lake 20. Weslfir 14
HITTING Willie Mays. Gi-:Lorane 45, Crow 19
ants Smacked his 31st and 32nd Waldport 28, Mapleton 7
home runs to account for all the Seaside 39. Nestucca 0
runs in 3 0 victory over Cardinals. I Burns 13. Kuni, Idaho, 6
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