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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
THURSDAY. JULY 10.. 1958
BALL FARE iBob's Union Wins.
J-M, P-M Standoff
BABE RUTH LEAGUE
Gf m Stadium
6-30 Henley Sporting Goods vs.
Eastside Electric
8:30 Merrill vs. Redwings
LITTLE LEAGUE ,
WriRht Field
6:30 Weyerhauscr-Don's vs. Car
Ad-Co (Field It
6:00 Hal's Sport Shop vs. Johns
Manville i Field 2
.MEN'S SOFTBALL
Conger Field
6:45 Air Force Jets vs. Moulding-
(rail
8:15 National Guard vs. Market
Basket
BANTAM LEAGUE '
Kiwanis Park
6:30 Houstnn-Abhey vs. Cub Pack
No. 3 (Field li
6:30 Klamalh Lockers vs. - Motor
Investment I Field 2)
Giants
Needed
Layoff
SA.V FRANCISCO (AP) - The
San Francisco Giants' fast start
led Manager Bill Itigney to make
an early prediction:
"If we're up there at All Star
time, look out."
Well, his young team is up
there a mere one-half game out
of first place as it starts the
second half season.
The Giants, a team nobody
figured was going anywhere, play
their 78th Rame tonight against
Cincinnati. They'll be going after
victory No. 42. Cincinnati, in this
first of a two-game set, will he
aiming to hand out defeat No. 37
Rigney sends Icfly Mike Mc
Cormick, a 19-ycar-nld with a 5-1
record, against a Redlcgs snuad
only 3'i games behind first place
Milwaukee but in sixth place. Bob
Purkey, 8-4. is Manager Birdie
Tebbells choice to oppose Mc-Cormick.
McCormick heat Cincinnati 4-2
on May 20 but lasted only 5 2-3
innings June 20 when the Giants
lost to the liedlegs 8-2. He was
not charged with the loss then but
he did give up seven hits ad two
runs.
Purkey beat San Francisco wilh
a six-hitler 3-0 June 0. That was
his only appearance against the
Giants.
The two teams arc even at 5
victories each this season.
The hometnwners. with the ex
ception of Willie Mays, southpaw
Johnny Antonelli and catcher Bob
Schmidt, had a three-day rest
thanks to the All Star Game.
Rigney claims the layoff is just
what his Eang needed.
"The kids are tired," he said.
"The grind has been terrific."
He declared his two South
American pitchers, Ruben Gome.
and Ramon Monzant, needed the
rest the mosl. Gomez had marie
only two starts since June 17,
Mnnzant only one since June 14.
"They've pitched all year last
year in this league and the winter
in the Winter League." Rigney
said. "They've lost their sharp
ness and maybe the All Star break
will revive them."
With but half the season history,
the Giants already have proved
themselves at the box office.
Last year the total at the Polo
Grounds in New York was 653.923
paid admissions.
The Giants should hit that fig
ure in Seals Sladitim. capacity
23,400, before this week is out.
While Bob's Union Service wa
busy swamping Hal's Sport Shoi
24-2 on Diamond 1 at Wright Field
Wednesday night, Johns-Manville
and Park-Moyina battled back and
forth for most of seven innings
before the game was called on ac
count of darkness, on Diamond 2
The J M-Park test reverted back
to the end of the sixth and an 8-8
tie, thus creating another of the
"deep freeze" Little League game
situations.
Park-Moyina and Johns-Manville
will pick up where they left off:
the same score, lineups, etc., when
they finish the game as a prelude
to their next regularly scheduled
meeting. The situation marks the
second time the J-M nine has fig
ured in an unfinished game.
The Bobs-Hal's hassle saw the
Sport Shop nine commit nine er
rors in two innings, the third and
fourth, to count 14 runs although
Ihey managed to collect only 10
hits over the six inning distance.
Charged with the loss for Hal's
was Tim Bailey who worked four
innings and gave up seven hits
which included a double and two
trfples by Kim Coon. He was re
lieved by Mike Kitching who al
lowed only three safeties but is
sued innumerable free passes
Rob's scored seven times in the
fifth canto, primarily on walks.
The winner, Macky Cunningham
allowed two hits, walked only three
men and struckout 12. Both hits
came in the fourth frame; a sin
gle followed by a triple by Kitch
ing was responsible for the Hal's
scores.
The only other extra base blow
of the test was a triple by Bob's
Bon Ncaly.
In the J-M. Park game, pitchers
Eddie Weaver of Johns-Manville
and Ronnie Yunck of P-M matched
eflorts for the full six innings with
Weaver getting the best of it as
he allowed only three hits. Yunck
gave up seven blows but walked
fewer batters. Both were replaced
in the top of the seventh, accord
ing to league rules, but their re
lievers efforts did not count since
the inning was unfinished.
The leading hitters of the game
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vere Larry Binney and Eddie
Weaver, both of J-M, who boosted
a triple and a double respectively
in the Johns-Manville six:run, first
inning.
Duane Singleton, Jimmy Roufs,
and John Creme collected the hits
for P-M. all singles.
Park-Moyina counted three runs
in the last of the third on no hits,
three J-M bobbles, a pair of walks
and an infield out to tie up the
affair after entering t h - inning
down, 8-5.
The linescores:
R H E
Bob's Union Svc. 02fi 87124 10 1
Hal's Sport Shop 000 200 2 2 9
Cunningham and Abbey; Bailey,
Kitching (4) and Kitching.
R H E
Johns-Manville Bin 001 B 7 4
Park-Moyina 002 3038 3 2
Weaver and Jendrzejcwski;
Yunck and Edwards.
EAGLES SIGN TWO
PHILADELPHIA (UPII The
Philadelphia Eagles today an
nounced the receipt of signed
contracts from fullback-end Dick
Bielski and defensive end Tom
Scott. Bielski will be starting his
lourlh season in the National
Football League, and Scott his
sixth.
Time Out
Ml
KC, JC's Win
Peewee Games
The KC Paint soft hall team
grabbed a 7-2 victory from Motor
Investment in Peewee League play
Wednesday night at Kiwanis Park
and the Jaycees stomped Roberts
Hardware 16-6 in the other game
of the twinbill.
Friday night the Peewees return
to action as Cub Pack No. 77 tan
gles with Klamath Lumher and
"I'm not Impatient, lady, but If
we stay nut much longer, I think
I ought to notify my
draft board!"
Aldo (Buff) Donelli is Columbia
University's 10th football coach in
H7 seasons.
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Box on Field 1, while Ellingsen's
Lumber mixes with Roberts on
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Ed Beck, senior center on Ken
tucky's NCAA champion basket
ball team, is a Methodist minister.
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