SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1958
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH KALLS, OREGON
PAGE THIRTEEN
Standing Room Only....
graves Win; Bucs Whip Brooklyn
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Inelli winning his 18th, defeated I eran le(ty with three In the eighth.
Is Milwaukee finally going to : Philadelphia 7-3, scoring seven in Gene Conley relieved to nail
make the breaks pay off? Is Pitts-1 the fifth against Dick Farrell In'Spahn's 19th victory,
burg about to knock Brooklyn out; his major league debut. Willie WINNING STREAK
of the race, just as in 1954? Can . Mays stole his 37th and 38th bases, j A two-run, seventh inning home
Cincinnati still make it? tops in the NL since Kiki Cuylerjrun by Frank Thomas, his 23rd,
That was Saturday's baseball quiz ' stole 43 in 192. got the job done for the Pirates,
...iU U D-n.'Be Milthtn turn na- In (Via Amnn... Xt;nL-n. M n .. I urhn ho4 inlt A Ihs D,',e hu . n
5WMI1. um mn Ld nmtiii . " u (isi-i an tuc nmciivail, Klllivcj mail I miv iidu jvilw iik ui u j
i rentage ooints of first place I tie's 51st home run nave New York I similar 2-1 score Thursday. Pitts-
Si Brooklyn again and the Redlegs a league record with 183 for the burg, with six more games re
only three lengths back in the Na-j season, but the pennant-winning j maining against the Brooks, had
itional League s battle for sum- Yankees also set a major league beaten Maglie only lour times pre-
ival. i record by leaving 20 men on base i viously in 25 decisions and the
The Braves, who have blown to lose to Boston 13-7. j 39-year-old righthander had a per-
Ibreaks like everyone else in a race! Cleveland took a two-game holrsonal six-game winning streak on
! marked bv missed opportunities, ! on second place over Chicago, de- the fire. Ron Kline, 0-3 against
'grabbed the brass ring and made 1 feating Detroit 5-1 while the Brooklyn for the season and 2-9
; Chicago errors pay off with a 6-4 White Sox lost to Kansas City 3-2 lifetime, scattered eight hits and
victory over the last place Cubs1 in a 10-inning nightcap after win-; struck out six to win his 14th,
Friday night. ining the twi-night opener 4-2. giving up a double and Junior
Pittsburgh, the club that sprung j Baltimore, with Gus Triandos hit-1 Gilliam's single for a run in the
a September trap to catch Brook- ting his 20th and 21st home runs, 1 seventh.
'vn and open the pennant door to : whacked Washington 7-3. I Wally Post, thumping five home
Xw York's Giants in '54. was at! The Braves, outhit 11 to 8. made'runs in five games socked his 33rd
it again, meanwhile, tripping the; the rrjost of three Chicago errors,1 and 34th for four Redleg runs
Dodgers 2-1 and roughing up Sal scoring the clinchers in a three-'while Joe Nuxhall held the Cardi
Maglie to boot. . !run sixth on a passed ball and a nals to five hits. Post homered
And the Redlegs, refusing to j two-run misplay by shortstop Er- and Nuxhall hit a two-run triple
' i- !l li i - ui.:- n i nu.., n c n!in n ihvan.nin fleet inn.nif naninct
quu, maue ll inrce ill a low wim me ouiiits. mat (jiuviucu a u-u in a .........
a 9-1 breeze over St. Louis, leaving lead, but it proved just enough I Vinegar Bend Mizell. The Red
the race like this: as the Cubs got to Warren Spain. legs, with six games to go, are
In the other NL game, the New! for Monte Irvin's 15th home run seven shy of the record 221 ho
Vork Giants, with Johnny Anto-lin the seventh and chased the vet-mers hit by Ihe 1947 Giants.
I 1 ' 1
iiiii
The Yankees cracked the 182
AL record hung up by the 1937
Bombers as Mantle's near-500-foot at his favorite East Side hang-1
wallop helped build a 4-0 lead.!ol,.s j new York since his sister
But the Red Sox then scored sixjput the blast on him in a scan
in the third and iced It with three :d mag ... and wait'U they
in the fourth and three in thc'md out what his grandparents
tutn. bod luriey lost it, wim re- thought of him
lieler George busce the winner.
Grid Fans Look!!!!
Scribe Picks Ducks
By JACK HEWINS i strength and if you think Sanders
SEATTLE I Stanford is good and Hill planned it that way you
and Stanford is pure and Stan-1 are right on the beam. Relations
among tnose schools are serene
as a dog fight, with Stanford espe
cially beloved for its record ot
consistent voting to penalize the
other two for rule breaking.
Riwtv nrnziann no longer shown, five of the Braves Bill BrutonJ
jonnny i,ogan. odd duih, tew i iora lr me cnoice oi everyuuuy uui
Burdette and Andy Patko are em-!us to win the Pacific Coast Con
ployed by breweries to peddle their! (erence football championship.
products . . lanky Joe Adocki Main reason all the voters arei
has a special reason for a . World i hot for Chuck Taylor's Indians is1
Scries check wants to invest theliho tvnfarnnrA prnrltrinurn Oil 1
The Los Anaeles Ranis' beef i money in cattle to replenish nisi tun a and Snnihpm California eA'u.h. loft vim in ..cr.pnt
Yankee catcher Yogi Berra. play- about no exhibition pay is still a ; Louisiana ranch, hit twice by lhat and the facl tnat Stanford .slums enough and it's now time to
ins I ho mttrialrl ttr iha flrct timAimanv.cnnMfrinil .hiillT ;drOUCfU. . . ...-.II l l-.l ...:.u - n4 ! . n ...:n i. . n.t
since 1948. ran his hitting streak! It's still beer that makes Mil"! The spot ightcd I Oklahoma-Notre abe foo(baU players land when you stop making with
to 18 games. ;waur.ec i . . .u. ".-" " If the conference had not relent- the raspberries we will continue.
MetrdrMooWKra'i VF d USC These things are in favor ot
ine lanxs are rooting ior wii-,- - T. .. vlwnulJ ns,n
to hang us oom in ana out oi
effigy): 1) Speed and experience.
waukee to squeeze by Brooklyn! wl'h mi'e trouble-
for the National League pennant
You have read the news that
Mantle was 3-for-5, for a .352
season average in his battle with
Ted Williams for the league bat
title. Williams, 2-for-4, is .356,
needing 24 at bats in the seven
remaining games for the neces
sary 400.
Early Wynn won his 19th as the
Tribe ended Detroit's winning WMI I 1W WW1 "..,hem ' but tne hcl th(,v canisouthern Cal veterans the first
streak at five on home runs by , , . f , d th SoriealhaH. But have you noticed the
Al Rosen U5th) and Vic Wertz ROCHt-MtH n v un-n io--d . - h ot reU.i schedule?
32nd ). jrontos Maple Uafs who set quite descend upon ,heir Stanford will catch both at top
wan uropos inree-run iiohibi . .... home when all seven eames are :
Maple Leafs
Setting New
Ball Records
IIIC lltlllUliai IXUKU, MLIIIinil, TTr.l A "llgjli upvw ...
- j,iu;n.i wmMiRed Sanders will use his ULLA u:. uk(0i ,unn iu t ih,ir int
Series gravy they'll get from larg-1 seniors the last half of the sched- j sjx gumes n 1955 He nas tne
cr County Stadium that interests , ule and Jess Hill will I""'9,."";1 fastest backs on the coast, his
passing will be improved, his line
sturdy.
(2) Oregon catches both UCLA
and USC with their seniors down.
wuu we upend iwi " - i , r Dav(d in New vorK. ... m
but after Sherm Lollar, who had are now on the verge of breaking ; f j , b h ( onTrtn4ianHr
four hits, drove in his second run several playoff records alter Fri- , "ZJ. nrt S;,ni. in WOlllCrlUCra
with an eighth-inning triple that day nights 14-1 romp over lhc;hc S(atcs bu rookjei Lus Apari. . .
tied it. the A's came back with R? ln?- ...,. . . -f:cio of the White Sox has the mar- IsPt WOrKS '
Vl I.-, .... in C.tllk A ...... 1
Jim Pisoni's single and Joe De-
maestri's triple to win it.
I The Leafs, reputed to be one
the greatest collections of stars ini
Uclans
Nip Utes
In Debut
LOS ANGELES (UP) UCLA
nearly crippled by Pacific Coast
Conference penalties opened the
west Coast football season Friday
Biaht with a close 13-7 victory
over Utah before 37,083 fans in
Memorial Coliseum
The team that beat the Utes
was a shadow of the once-mighty
Bruin elevens that dominated
PCC football during the last half
dozen years under the tutelage of
Coach Henry Sanders,
t The Bruins clearly showed the
effects of a PCC crackdown on
pay to athletes which restricted
senior members of the football
team lo only five games for the
season.
- Utah's inability to put on a sus
tained drive may have been the
only thing that saved UCLA from
defeat in tne non-conierence sea
son onener.
UCLA's two touchdowns came
In the first quarter on a Utah:
fumble and in the second quarter
on a 77-vard drive, sparked by I
senior tailback Doug Bradley who
ued up one of his five allotted
games. -.
tin "Center Jim Matheny re-
PIMK!i..halfback Karl Jensens
in ' "'I
V..V X... J.J.
vwrAi x . ...7
Braves
Change -
Cub Boss
MILWAUKEE W - Stan Hack,
manager of the Chicago Cubs, who
aren't noine anywhere, says he
notices a big difference in the Mil
waukee Braves, who hope to keep
a World Series date with the New
York Yankees.
The Braves outlasted the Cubs
ket tied up down in South Amcr-j
the history of the loop, smashed '. x,.rrinnn., ah. . ,,
h".S' 1U?nL"."0mraH 'loose a bomb on his chamoionship
And it plays Stanford on the home
field at Eugene.
This could be the best team at
Duckville since Oregon went to
the Cotton Bowl after the '48 sea
son, ft will finish winsn witn a
record of 8-2-0, ot which 7-1-0 will
be in conference play.
If you think it's easy to pick
From Pirates
irS rton" Deaf and Carv'"' a8ainst WalcoU in philade'- PITTSBURGH - Memo Jo 'em this year, have a go at It :
rfD.r The Dowhouse eHort l''nia- The retired champ is Whush: It isn't ' so easy in yourself. In addition to the proba-'
rnoueh .SriSedta really Iconvinced there i d,rt - work P1Usburgh aller all., . ,. lions and eligibility rulings there ,
npeded as Ed Blake Leaf risht-uloul .1 i"Z You ligurea a lew weeKs ago t are new i-wura ,
Scr. had the Wing's under con-1- .- medication which; had an easier road ! ith new systems.
W all the i way. lie aUnwed just ;bl'ndod h.s eyes in the middle jj0 ,he pcbnnan, tha the Braves,, 0ne of ,he pair K Washington,
wnere farreii uuyui is uiiiuuuf
lug the pure split-T. In spile of the
handicap of newness. Royal has
inherited a potent stack of ma
terial: big, fast backs with quick
He'll be
flashed the form that made himi
thel" '?lanni"'..t0 hl,11,J a Rimming . .
In the meantime, you figured,
ne tnira oiggesi wm er m "!D00l ..Liberace had his piano.
league during me regular scasuu. , ... h. Ih. ,hl.nB o( a hoxine ln me '""l"E. fuu
nial..' haiiervmnte. Carl Sa. m.lne " De lne snape 01 8 DoxlngMilwnukM would be on the road
watski. who was walked, four' pjJLv '. ' of th( Marciano 1Tie. with some tough ones: One against; and bigger linemen,
limes riuu-v niiu iut.iu.Kvu .u m,
his sixth playoff hemer to tie t'
, . i, , r CIS wnw lung
record set oy ..ow.e ...o u, o-,halhroom an(l numDed him
timore in l'H3. Sawatski a so .,, . , .. ... ctnr ,,
just threw up his hands from nearby Callery, Pa
Wno COIiaiCQ .JOe LflUIS in B, . . .... c.,cm, ntM fi.9.0 n Iho rnnrnrnm-n.
five i
Well: Meet Ronnie Kline. season and 6-2-0 in tne conlercnce,
i"ni i i i.;. i:t. .i..., ...iii i Kline, a 24-vear-oia crew cui iuu:
imned his RBI total to 13. He , . . . . T " ' T7. l . . : rmm ! foiioi-v Pn ininO Stanford and UCLA will dead-
d the Cubs h5 lust four more lo break still Jusi mrew up nn nanus VrlmA' ,i'. pinM.i, i lock for third, each with 4-3-0 in
4 Friday to crowd within only .nnthpr nlavoH record. ' ?" , ". sb ' ,:""'.. . . ... .i.ji.i.j i m.iin ltr : thn conference, but UCLA will win
i. nnini. of ih N. e ...u' i..ri ti.. mi. inJ'"' ji years, now mucn can I, h" . . - -- ...
" " ' '"b- I stain Jen" uc unu ii v- ziuis, iii 1 1 1 1 vn9"
'.Lfr.6 .iS'ri?? a.hmc..run,as..he S!SE!3i The Basics' Ted Wegent
w'wiws, mw iwoi, m hwoui0ii, yn njs oio 10 UlUUft iuiiini,, , ,
2-1. Holmes' playoff hit record of 25. 1 ""'..' ,g "
Two weeks ago the Braves T,e ex-Dodser now has 19. I "' "V, "'
about
Cleveland
Tops Bears;
STANDS UP With Coach Bill Dickey, who also packed
considerable power. Mickey Mantle, the New York Yankees'
most discussed plaver of the day. points to the distant seats,
where he must hit the hall lo break Babe Ruths major
league home run record of 60. :
Fuss Expected From
Colts In NFL Chase
opened their final swing through I
the East wun a tour-game set
Chicago. They dropped the first
two games to Hack s rock-botwm
Bruins, but then came back to
sweep a getaway-day doublehcad-er.
"Tlinv rilrin't lnnlr like Ihnv rnilld I
do it then," Hack said after Friday j r M N A c KI I M
night's game. "They were just go- 7iVtll1i9 If 111
ing through the motions.
But now they look like they
mean business. They're a differ
ent club. Of course we gave 'em
the ball game with those three
.r 01 e NiUional-Footba11
out when they go up to that piaie.
camp last season publicist Ed Ho
Can tnoiienl lied get acquainted:
Looks like "ou 11 be around a
while, Ted. How about filling out
this questionnaire?" . . . Sweat
was pouring by the rookie s brows
as he huddled over a set of Eagle
diagrams.
mind, Mr
tough for p6nnant contenders. ! six and lose four over the full sea
Friend beat Milwaukee Tlturs-json while Stanford breaks even
dav afternoon, helping Brooklyn,! in 10 games,
so Kline whipped the Dodgers Fri-: Southern California, lacking its
day night 2-1 to give the Braves a seniors at the finish, will wind
hand. As a result, Brooklyn s lead , up o-i-u in cumcrciiw inaj uui
was shaved to two percentage
points.
Both "spoilers" can concentrate
on the Dodgers the rest of the
way. TJhe Pirates have six more
games Kvith the leacuo leaders on
. . . n you oon i the last two weekends ol the sea-
iiugan, lie saiu, l u son.
will win five and lose Ihe same
for the complete schedule.
Oregon State, although a bit
stronger this year, sprang so
many upsets in 1955 that Tommy
Prothro's Beavers will be a tar
get every Saturday. He'll dead
lock with Washington Stale at.
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The champion Cleveland Browiis1
are showing signs of regaining
their usual winning touch as the
like to study these plays hH hnaten Rrnok- three conference victories and five
more. If 1 dont learn them, there, ivn . siu,-tHr hefme he decision- defeats, and with 4-6-0 records lor
ed Sal Maglie Friday night with the the season
won't be any questionnaire."
And they're making those double
plays."
Braves' .Manager Fred Hancy
had little to say abput the victory
over the Cubs, the Dodgers' loss
or the race in general.
"The hell with the Dodgers." lie
Vessels, of Oklahoma fame, and said. "We're playing the Cubs.
Lennie Moore, number one 1956 He said he planned to keep Dan
fumble on the four-yard line after i
Vtah had been pushed back to;
lhe six on a Bradley quick kick
f th. hill over1 BALTIMORE. Md. - (UP) Count, The rookie halfbacks who figure
m iii, i. ion the rumbunctious Baltimore to have the fans buzzing are Billy
UCLA's onlv successful scoring Colts to kick up a tuss in the Na
drive was featured by runs of 12 tional Football League this year,
and 19 yards by halfback Don The Colts had a chance to win
r..... Toiih-ai-k VA Rriffin the Western Division title last
plunged over Irom the one-yara vear until tncir last two games on piayeu pru looman m
line. i the West Coast and threaten tOj Rip Engle, Moore's coach at
Utah's touchdown came in the: be more troublesome this year. iPcnn State, called him "the great
fourth quarter when the Utes took weeb Ewbank. scrappy little jest two - way player in the game
.L- l II ,U Dmine' m.varft l ,i ..... 'I .... il lnrlf P.illhQnk Rl.rk MrPhflil 9
lier alter a ihreerd UClA-natlv but is nrctiy Xious that" ! leiiow All -America with Vessels to 17 trip, and had only one
the Co ts shnu d be touener an ai uKiaiiuina. caucu vewu "'- . -,:
draft choice of the Colts. Vessels,
just out of the service, previously
O'Connell at second and Joe
Adcock at first for the balance of
the schedule. Both were benched
in Pittsburgh for not hitting.
"W:e'll sink or swim with this
lineup." Haney said.
Adcock. who had drawn the col
League nears.
Beaten in five straight exhibi
tions, the Browns upended tho
Chicago Bears, previously unbeat
en on the exhibition trail, 24-14
before 56.543 at Soldier Field in
Chicago Friday night.
The New Y'ork Giants whipped
the Chicago Cardinals 42-7 at
Memphis in another Friday night
NFL exhibition.
After the Bears drove 80 yards bowling tournament will be worth
The big question about Bronko
Nagurski Jr., n sophomore tackle
candidate at Notre Dame this fall:
has he got enough speed for col
lege lootball.' . . .
Hanking lightweight Kenny Lane
called olf his entry in the Michi
gan state hot rod championships
. . . because he had to go into
training for his Miami bout
against Ludwig Lightburn, Sept.
1ft . , . bantam champ Raton Ma
cias recenlly finished making a
movie in Mexico City. . . .
Think bowling Isn't big business?
next year s George London
n,mf
A bruin holding penalty moved i around uniess hit by injuries
the ball to tne two wnere ?iu"' BEST SQUAD
Vaughan circiea leu on uic lumm
down to score.
Oregon's HS
Picks Sweep
Pigskin Wins
greatest football player in the
world.
You take it from there.
Moore, in his lirst exhibition
Three of Oregon's top rated S"
high school football teams met
surprises Friday night, but the
big powers came through with cx-
Vale, state class A-z cnampioni;:
the past two years, was soundly j .
trounced by neighboring Ontario,! IkJ AMAC
20-0. That ended a consecutive V1 HCI I IWJ
victory string of 24 by Vale. ! IBf
Albany, which had esiaonsneuj SHflrPC Will
Ewbank indicated as much
u-hpn he said several times thati
i his was ootentiallv the best squad start, scored two touchdowns in
the Colts ever assembled. The I three carries against the Pitts
squad moved along in its training burgh Steelers and rolled up more
program this season more rapidly I than 140 yards. Vessels is bothcr
than the club of last vear. 1 ed by a thigh injury but the 1952
The rca'sons for likely improve-1 Hcisman Trophy winner is raring
ments on the part of the Colts are , to go and knock either Moore or
youth and a couple oi llasny roox- l.. u. uupre um ui a mai smug
ie half-backs expected to give; halfback spot.
much - needed zip to the teams, inese mree naiiuatus aim me
; expenenceu noyce womuic snuuiu
The Colts have one of the oc aoie 10 open up me game ior
voungest squads in the league. 1 quarterback George Shaw and Al
Art Donovan, all - pro defensive len iThe Horse) Ameche, fullback
tackle is the old man of the squad ; rookie of the year last season
mil'II lie wd3 uic icagui' s ii'auing
ground gainer.
Defensively, the Colts appear
singles. O'Connell got one safety
and scored the Braves' first run.
The winner, although he wasn't
aiound at the finish, was Warren
Spahn. Gene Conley mopped up
ror him.
It was Spahn's 19th victory of
the season and 202nd of his ca
reer. He now has won his last
three starts and rales as Haney's
"stopper."
itself as favorite to win the dis
trict 8 title in class A-l. was tied
by Bend, 14-14, in a district game.
Pendleton, defending district 7
champion, was overwhelmed by
Pasco, Wash., 33-13.
Marshfield, the 1955 class A-l
titli.it. outclassed tough Grants
pretty well set with their "fero
cious five" forward wall composed
of Joe Campanella. Donovan. Tom
Finnin, Gino Marchctti and Don
Joyce.
DETROIT (UP) - "Now 1 think The Colts could use more depth
I No 2" stocky Miguel Berries. at defensive tackle and end and
said tod'av in making his claim at offensive center. Last year's
f.... .hi oi fpntherweiiiht chain-' center, Duk Syzmanski, called by
pion Sandy Saddler following Fri- Ewbank "one of the best centers
day night s victory over me vi.i: i. league ...
nut.
! is in the service. Ewbank is count
Pass. 20-0, and continued to ap-j Tbe sby tyt Puerto Rican. who ing on veteran Buzz Nutter to take
pear the team to Deal in uisinti a. : stands 5 ft. 2 in., snowea naruiy up me siacx
a mark from his bruising victory The Colts might grab third place
over Chestnut, who sported a dis- in the Western Division, a notch
colored lump under his right eye up from last year.
from Rerrios' stout left hooks.
Berries, weight 127. got credit FRIDW'S STARS
lor onlv a split decision over Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
North, chestnut. New York, the ninth- PITCHING
nked fcatherweieht who weignra ,ioe mixnail. llcfliegs
Hugh McElhenny
Question Mark
for a first period lead, the Browns
capitalized on two recovered fum
bles for touchdowns to tie 7-7 al
the half, then go ahead to slay
in the third period. A 19-yard, field
goal by Bob Gam provided the
icing on the cake as each learn
scored in the last quarter.
The Giants had an easy time
against the Cards at Memphis.
Charlie Concrly's passes account
ed for Iwo touchdowns and set
up a third score in the lirst quar
ter that got the New Yorkers
away winging with a 21-0 lead.
Concrlv sat out the second period.
but returned briefly in the third
quarter to flip a third touchdown
pass. :
$75,000 cash in prizes.
Between you n me. tragic story
is the mental tangent taking bv
one of the all-lime Southwest cen
ter greats.
Exhibition
Scoreboard
FRIDAY'S RESULTS
PRO FOOTBALL
Browns 24,
Cleveland
Bears 14
New York . Giants
Cardinals 7
help ol a two-run homer by Frank
Thomas.
"That makes up for some of
those losses." he said in Ihe club
house. "But I hope to get even
some more before it's over."
Kline will get his chance. Man
ager Bobby Bragan plans to pitch
him at Ebbcts Field next week.
Friend also will get two cracks at
the Dodgers.
Dodger Manager Walter Alston
learned just before the game
Jackie Robinson and Carl Furillo
were out of action. Robinson said
he might have been able to play,
despite an, injured left hip. but
was afraid he would risk being
out a week if he tried. Furillo,
who had injured his left elbow
making a catch against Chicago
.Urn Sutherland at WSC is the
other new coach and his Cougars
will switch to the T after several
seasons of multiple offense. Look
ing for speed, Jim will go with a
team of newcomers sophomores
and junior college transfers. He
could finish higher in the final
standings.
California also will be stronger,
but probably not enough to figure
as a threat. We have Pappy Wal
dorf pegged (or a 2-5-0 windup In
the PCC and 3-7-0 for tho season,
even though he catches UCLA
and USC without their seniors.
Skip Stahley at Idaho could
make us look even sillier than we
nre by tripping Washington before
this even strikes your eye. In this
book it says 0-4 0 for Idaho in the
last week, couldn't bend his arm conference but 5-4-0 for the route
enough to' take a full cut at the
plate, lie did play part of an in
ning in left field for defensive pur
poses. '
Bill McGowcn holds the "iron
Chicago! man in the mnsk" mark by um
piring z.Mi consecutive American
Chicago League games in 16'i seasons
I without missing an inning.
One more prediction before we
help Casanova knot the rope:
Either at the December or Ihe
May meeting of the conference
all the sins of Washington, UCLA
and. USC will be forgiven and their
probations will be unco wun tne
explanation that they have cleaned
out their closets and their hearts
arc pure.
Figits
SACRAMENTO, Calif. I Big
Huch McElhennv. the No. 1 run
ning threat of the San rrancisco : rnuii nv.m.-.
49crs. remained a question marki By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Saturday on the eve of his team s . nv.TROlT Mioucl Berrios.
exhibition gbme here .today with i2y, Puerto Rico, outpointed Ike
the Philadelphia Eagles. Chestnut. 128. New York, 10.
McElhenny suffered a sprained! HAMBUnG Germany - Heinz
ankle two weeks ago and didn t Sre.z ,57i Beri,ni outpointed
see action last week against the Randv Turpin. 157, England. 10.
wis Angeies nauis.
But coach Frankie Albert said
prospects are good the 200-pound-er
will see action today.
The game marks the final ex
hibition before the start of the
regular National football season
next Sunday.
Minor League
.Minor League Baseball Playofli
Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
(Brl-of-;t
Tnronlo 14, Rochester 1 'Toronto
leads 2-1
AMERICAN ASSN.
I Brut -of -71
Medford. favored to retain its
district 6 championship, blistered
Roseburg. 4014.
Eugene, which may be Marsh
field's toughest foe in district 5.
prevailed over Cottage Grove. 28
ii Cnr-lnnfiAlH Hiimnpd North
t'i c i. . inH i,.-,thorurieht who weighed Joe Nuxhall. Itcdlecs Al-
Co'rvallis defending district 8 128-. and had a three-inch height lowed only live hits and struck I
in .a ,id.p out lour in 9-1 victory over Cardi-I
down Lebanon 12-6 in a district But Referee Johnny Weber, who nals that kept Redleg pennant .Indianapolis 6, Denver 5 t Indian
contest Prine'ville 'turned in aiscored against Berrios 44-45 in hrpes alive. apolis leads 3-0'
contest. Prineuue lurnea in J five.points.rnust scor- HITTING TEXAS LEAGUE
South Salem defeated Sweet ng o( . . The crowd Ca,ned ground on Ted Williams. Houston 2. Dallas 0 (Houston wins
Home, 26-13. ' . M pr(ss wnjcn st0red x to .3,12. with three hits in five! 411
Gresham, runnerup for the A-i,j"' . s 0Brc(,d wjln lh(, ,rjps, ,,,, hi, 51sl home rlln (ha,l solTIIERN ASSN.
title last year, beat David Doug-! ' Jfk A n. who had cave Yankees a league record 18.1 (Rni-ef-Ti
las of Portland. 32-0. In anotner j d A, Goodman. for the season, in 13-7 defeat by Memphis 4. Atlanta 1 'series tied
district 3 game Beaverton "VnJ: or Rerrios 48-40. , "i Sox. ' 1-11
tied to ook solid as ll wnairu --- ---
Central Catholic of Portland. 33 6.
Astoria squeezed by Milwaukie.
19 IA J. . ,
OMnmille. delending district
4, champion, routed Tigard. 4013.
while St. Helens, an A-2 school
until this year, looked impressive
in whacking Newberg, 34-0.
La Grande, a contender in dis
trict 7, was tied by Caldwell,
Idaho, 13-15. Kennewick. Wash
tied Milton-Freewater, 12-12.
The first modern major leaguer
to hit four home runs In one game
was Lou Gehrig of the Yankees
In 19.4.
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