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SVNHAY. APRIL 5. 1959
HERALD AND NEW". KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGF. 1 B
Pelican Tracksters Sweep
Comets, Grizzlies In Meet
Coach Jim Inglesby's Klamath I Story in the broad jump.
Union track team posted a win lips set a school record for KU
over Crater and Ashland in a tri-! in the javeline with a toss of 163
angular track meet on Modoc! feet, six inches which bettered
the old mark by three feet.
Field Saturday afternoon. With
ll .events being held in beautiful
weather, the Pels copped the
meet with a total of M points to
Crater's 59. Ashland trailed with
15 points.
The Pelican crew picked up five
first places, Don Story winning
two while Bob Drace grabbed the
other three. Story sped to wins in
the 100 yard dash with a time of
10 3 and the 220 yard dash with a
time of 23.1. Both marks were tops
for Story this year. Drace won
both the high and low hurdles plus
the high jump. The tall senior had
almost no competition in the hur
dle events, winning the lows with
a time of 20.8 and the highs with a
mark of 15 9. He leaped five feet.
10 inches to top all opponents hi
the high jump.
Crater s John Burns picked up
two first places, winning the 440
with a time of 54 3 and the javelin
with a throw of 173 feet, two
Inches. Teammates Jim Eldred
end Braehm Woodell won the oth
er Crater first places. Eldred
sweeping the pole vault with a
jump of 10 feet. 10 inches while
Woodell won the broad jump with
a leap of 20 feet, six inches.
Other first place finishes went
fo Ashland's Bill White, who won
the SflO with a time of 2:13. and
Art Kiser, who swept through both
the shot put and discus. Kiser
heaved the shot 48 feet, 11 inches
and the discus 136 feet, five inch
es. The Crater team also won first
place in the reiav wiin a nine oi
i m the Pelicans finishing sec-' NEW YORK '.P - Baseball
and and Ashland third. The sec-beats the gun Thursday with its
DON STORY
. . . grabs two firsts
Phil-f Pelican third place winners were
Clayton Griggs in the 440. David
Brims in the 880. Gary Kranen
berg in the low hurdles and Kd
Matmiller in the javelin.
Fourth place winners for Klam
ath were Olvera 11 the 100. and
broad jump, Biehn in the 220,
George Vinson in the 440. Dale
Majors
Opening
This Week
SPORTS
WAYNE SCOTT, Sporti Editor
Leonard Ties Palmer
For Tourney Lead
0TI Drops 1959 Openers
To Shasta JC, Lumbermen
El I1EK Coach llalph Can man Ed Pekky Miiaikfd out a to-i Redding as pitcher Jim Smith
Art;t"STA C,a P' Canada's, behind at 15 alter a sunerh 67.
Ellis in the 880. Bill Sproat in the sian Leonard slammed back with the best one round score of the
mile. Kranenberg in the h i g hi, three under-par 69 Saturday and! tournament
hurdles. Bruns in the jaelm and .1 di-findinc rhnmninn Arnold; Naarhl Ivin dozen nl.ivers an
Hancock in the shot put. Palmer for the lead after 54 holesjpeared to have some sort of
Results: nf (hp lrH Masters fSfllf Tnurna-i rh.incp whi'n the third ritunH he-
ond place Pelican relay team was
composed of Story. Jim Parks,
Fred Biehn and Drace.
Grabbing second place finishes
for Klamath were Parks in the
440. Allan Phillips in the javelin,
both Gary Burt and Ron Olvera
tying in the pole vault, and
Veep Nixon
Gets Honor
WASHINGTON 'AP1 It looks
as though Vice President Nixon. .1
football castoff. gets his big
chance in baseball next Thursday.
For honor among Republican
pitchers, he and the Washington
Senators had better not muff it.
President Eisenhower apparent
ly has chosen golf in Augusta. Ga.,
over baseball in Washington. So
Nixon 1 in 1 all likelihood wil I sub or Cookie LavaRetto-s senators take
earliest start ever.
Once again the New York Yan
kees and Milwauke Braves are
favored to met in the World Se
ries although the going may be
tougher in each league.
Chicago, Detroit and Cleveland
are expected to test the Y'ankees
with Boston as an outside threat.
San Francisco and Pittsburgh gen
erally are counted upon to press
Milwaukee with some support for
Cincinnati's new power.
The owners are gambling wi'h
the weather in starting four days
earlier than usual. Their bonus is
an extra weekend that could be
profitable both at the gate and on
the network television series.
The Thursday schedule calls for
only two games. In the ceremoni
al opener at Washington. Vice
President Nixon may sub for the
absent President Eisenhower to
throw out the first ball before
100 yard dash Story (K), Ben-j
nett C, Gray (A), Olvera (K).l
Time 10.2.
220-yard dash Story K'. Ben
nett (C), Cutting 'C. Biehn
(K'. Time 23.1.
400-yard dash Burns (C), Parks
(K, Griggs (K), Vinson i K ' .
Time 54.3.
880 White 'C'. Winner (A),
Bruns 'K. Ellis IK). Time 2:13.
Mile Parrish C'. Ryan (C.
Sproat (K, Morris (C'. Time
4:57.
Low Hurdles Drace (K, El
dred C, Kranenberg K, Farm
er A). Time 20.8.
High Hurdles Drace IK), Day
(C Woodell (A), Kranenberg
(K). Time 15.9.
Javelin Burns (C), Phillips
(K). Matmiller (K), Bruns IK),
Distance 173 feet, 2 inches.
Shot PutyKiger (A), Williamson
(C), Husted (K), Hancock (K.
Distance 48 feet, 11 inches.
Discus Kiser (A), Cote IO,
Hancock IK), Stubblcfield (A'.
Distance 136 feet. 5 inches.
Pole Vault Eldred C. Olvera
1 K 1 and Burt iK tie. Thomas IA).
Height 10 feet. 10 inches.
High Jump Drace (K, Lewis
iK' Burns 1C1, Day (C). Height
5 fcei, 10 inches.
Broad Jump Woodell (A), Story
IK), Woods (C), Olvera (K. Dis
tance 20 feet. 6 inches.
Relay Crater. Klamath. Ash
land. Time 1:37.5.
Final Score: Klamath Falls 64.
Crater 59. Ashland 25.
nient .
Ex-champion
gan with 42 survivors of the origi
Cary Middlecoff.lnal field oi 87 Two of the greatest.
moving in with a 4-under-par 68. Ben Hogan and Sam Snead. who the way for the Owls in the open
both ends ol a doublebeader to liioi scoring lor both club-
Humboldt Lumberjacks here Sat-j Carr's Owls got their 20-game
urday afternoon to end an un
eventful trip into Northern Cali
fornia in which the Owls lost all
three games played. The Lumber
jacks copped the twin-bill 7-2 and
5-0. both seven inning contests.
The Owls opened their baseball
season at Redding Friday after
noon by (ailing before the Shast:i
Junior College in a seven inning
tilt. 5-2.
Owl hurler Allan Leach went all
was only a stroke off the pace as have accoutred for five Masters
Leonard and Palmer, of Ligonier. titles between them, shot their way
Pa., forged a deadlock with 212. out early.
So the game is on lor Sunday
the defending tiflcholder. the ex
champion and the relative un
known in the three-man show
down of this classic at massive
Augusta National.
The third round eliminated vir
tually all the other contenders.
Leonard. 44-year-old Vancouver
veteran, posting his second 69 of
the tournament, set the target.
Palmer, needing a birdie on the
18th hole to tie for the lead, made
it ona 12-Ioot putt and scored a
71 for the day.
Middlecoff. also needing one
birdie on the last three holes to
make it a three-way deadlock,
parred his way in arid failed by
a stroke to catch the others
It was a finish that provided ev
ery kind of thrill for a crowd esti
mated at 40.000 to 50.000 prob
ably the largest in the history of
American golf. And it set up an
other likely thriller for Sunday.
National amateur champion
Charlie Coe was only three strokes
Playing together
grim re-
Masters title five years ago. Snead
scrambled to a 72. even par for
the 6.980-yard Augusta National
course, leaving him seven strokes
behind
Hogan. putting uncertainly on
the front nine, came in with 76
for a 223 total.
Billy Joe Patton broke par with
a 71 and tied with four seasoned
pros at 216. They were Fredi
Hawkins, who came from far he
and Walter Burkcmo and Jack
Fleck, who had 71s.
Sunday Palmer will be bucking
what he doesn't consider a jinx,
though some people do: No player
ever won the Masters two years in
succession.
Leonard, the first-round leader,
is the only one of this year's strong
foreign contingent among the con
tenders. No foreign player ever
has won the Masters.
Oregon Tech baseball squad lost .run homer to cap the afternoon's 'held the Owls to four hits whila
the host team picked up six. Smitii
struck out 11 batters in his seven
inning stint while the OTI crew
aided their loss by committing six
errors.
Uaush was the losing pitcher
for Ore Tech while the four hasa
hits were racked up by Winters.
Loach. Ron Downey and Earl
Kessler.
The Owls definitely had the first
game "jitters" against the Red
ding team, however the Owl
game was the 13th of the season
for the Northern California Junior
College The Ore Tech-Humboldt
doubleheader was the 14th and
15th games of the season for the
Lumberjack team.
Coach Carr said that he was
very proud of the team., consid
ering that the three losses were
their season openers. He also
stated that he was very pleased
in the way that the Owls (Sit down
on their strike outs. The Owls had
only three strike outs in each of
the Humboldt contest! after hav
ing II whifs against Redding.
The next action for the Owl
baseballers is next weekend when
they travel to Reno to battle the
I'niversity of Nevada and then
on to Lassen. California for a
doubleheader with Lassen Junior
College.
Lincscores:
First Game:
OTI 020 000 02
Humboldt 510 010 x 7
Leach and Wilson; Mauney and
Orzco.
Second Game:
OTI 000 01 HI O0
Humboldt 300 020 05
llueners and Wilson. Mays and
Handblake.
ing half of the douhleheader. giv
ing up five of the l.umberkacks'
seven runs in Ihe first inning.
pair of walks and two Owl er
rors contributed to Humboldt's
live tallies.
Leach settled down alter the
shaky first stanza to hold the
home team to single tallies in the
second and fifth innings but the
Owls couldn't seem to put togeth
er any kind of a solid hitting at
tack. Yirg Winters, Charlie Wilson
and LeRoy Raush were the only
Owls to pick up base hits, all of
which were singles
In the second half of the twin-
hind with a third-round 68. Billv m ,wl I'ucner v.ary iiuencrs ncm
Maxwell, a 72 shooter Saturday. the noslin u'am 10 lhrcc runs ln
scnetiuie tinner way Friday at
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the first inning and pair in the
filth, however once again the ii
tors could collect only three hits
off pitcher Carl Mas Winlers.
Hueners and Jim Cox were the
only men to hit safely for the Ore
Ron Tech squad.
Coach Scd Kinser's Lumberjack
picked up their three runs in the
opening inning on a duo of walks
and an error, however the big
blow of the gama came in the
fifth when Lumberjack third base-
'Betler take it easy N those
slide until the aaaaaa
starts Mickey!"
Oregon Ducks
Of 1959 Top Ranking Re,ay Victors
PULLMAN, Wash. AP - 0
the chief executive at Griffith Sta
dium and throw out the first ball
Of the 1959 season when the Sena
tors meet the Baltimore Orioles.
Two previous GOP vice presi
dents have subbed for their su
periors, ln those openers, the Sen
ators not only won they were "n
scored on.
But back to Richard M. Nixon.
As an undergraduate at Whittier
College in California, he had gone
out for football every year. In his
own words:
"I never made the team hut
on the Baltimore Orioles
The other Thursday game will
be played in Cincinnati with the
dashing Pittsburgh Pirates as the
guests. This game provides a first
hand check for one of the big
deals of the winter that brought
slugger Frank Thomas to the
Reds and sent Don Hoak. Smoky
Burgess and Harvey Haddix to
the Pirates.
The Pirales will open at home
Friday against Milwaukee, which
probably will open with Felix
got
line.'
good scat on the 50 yard .Mantilla on second in Ken scnoen
uiensi s oio joo.
San Francisco, flushed with pen
nant talk after picking up Sam
Jones from the Cards, will open
at St. Louis in a night game Fn
day.
Los Angeles also opens on the
road at Chicago.
Six seasons ago he appeared fi
nally to have made the grade
in baseball.
Then, as now. Eisenhower de
cided on a golfing vacation and
Nixon was summoned as a relief
pitcher
Delighted, the vice president 1 Philadelphia has a home night
announced he would serve a bloop- opener against Cincinnati when
hall, like old Bobo Newsom.jthe Phil fans will get a first look
but with an underhand twist.
Easy Spur Wins
In Florida Derby
at their new second baseman
George Anderson, while Robin
Roberts takes his 11th opening day
assignment.
The Yankees take on the Boston
Red Sox at Yankee Stadium on
Friday although it is not likely
Celtics Rally
For Victory
BOSTON (API Boston
to its bench strength for a
ing 118 - 115 comeback National
Basketball Assn. playoff victory
over Minneapolis Saturday wnn
Kentuckian Frank Ramsey and
slick Sam Jones in key roles.
The Celtics take a 1-0 lead in
the best-of-seven championship se
ries as they defeated the Lakers
for the 19th consecutive time.
Through the great efforts of
rookie of the year Elgin Baylor,
who scored 34 points, and 10-year
league veteran Vern Mikkelsen.
who added 23. the Lakers stormed
back from a 12-point halftone def
icit to battle Boston to the wire.
A late spurt carried the home
team to a 115-103 bulge. Over the
last few minutes the Lakers out-
scored the Celtics 12-3
SAN DIF.GO. Calif. HI Boss
men of the San Diego baseball
Padres feel certain they are field
ing a team that wil finish in the
Pacific Coast League's first divi
sion this year.
However mneh as'.iin rienenHs
turned unon help from (ne Cleveland ln-pulsat-1
rjians. whose farmed-out players
aided San Diego to second place
last year.
George Metkovich, the Padres
manager for a second season, and
Ralph hiner, general manager
Rod Graber. also a Cleveland con
tr, hi, linn as amnnn the Ifvicne's
hoet rn.r.rfiMf.rc r.rahnr hit? Di IsfOCI Pacific
gon piled up 641
, to w in the second
Rathmann
Wins At
Daytona
DAYTONA BEACH, Kla. (AP.
Jim Rathmann smashed his own
world auto racing record Saturday,
winning two fantastically fast
races on the new high-banked
Daytona International Speedway,
the first of which took the life of
veteran driver deorge Amick.
h (AP) Ore- Ji-ear-iu fume, irom
points Salurdayl""1"1 ' . , "fT? .
annual North-
Coast Con
like the down-the-middle strength
of their present squad.
They rate Al Jones as a fine de
fensive catcher; Bill Hunter, sent
from Cleveland, as probably the
best shortstop in the league, and
UO Defeats
Linfield '9'
McMINNVlLLE, Ore AP)
Oregon defeated Linfield in a
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Ramsey drew a back court foul . ,,,,: w. ii ,.
from Mikkelsen with half a min- , . ' , h . , ' ,
ute to play and scored both free
throws to make the count 118-113
Jones fancy dribbling ran out the
clock after Baylor got the final
two-pointer.
- A
301 for the Padres in 1958.
San Diego pitching is shaping
up. Veterans back are Bob Alex
ander. Steve Ridzik, Pete Wojey,
Bud Podbiclan and Bill Werle.
Gene Lary, has been sent down
from the Indians again alter a
9-9 season with the Padres last
year. Other pitching help from
Cleveland includes Stan Pitula.
southpaw Dick Stigman, Charles
Kolakowski and Russ lleman. Stig
man was an ace relief pitcher at
Vancouver last year.
"The pitching presents a prob
lem," Kiner says. "It's going to
be awlully dilficult to cut down
our stalf." he added. "It's a "ice
kind of a problem."
Infieldcrs Dick Smith and Fred
Hatfield can play second, short
stop or third if necessary as can
Hunter. Don Saner and Billy Glynn
will alternate at first.
Stu Locklin and rookie Mitchell
June are expected to join Graber
in the outfield.
In both player strength and con
ditioning, the Padres are "way
ahead" of last season, Kiner be
lieves. "But our main problem is
to obtain more righthand hitting
to balance our lelthand poWer."
ferencc relays. The Ducks also
won last year's event
Host Washington State came in
second with 49' 2 points and Wash
ington finished third with 39.
Oregon State endod up with 36
points, Idaho 9.
The track was fast as perfect
weather prevailed and several
outstanding marks were chalked
up.
Darrell Horn sailed 2r feet. 5H
stantly in a wreck on the last lap
of the 100-mile U.S. Automobile
club championship race that
opened the program.
Rathmann. of Miami, set a
closed course world record of
170 2ti miles an hour m the 100-
milcr. rubbing out his own record
of 166 72 he made in winning the
Monza, Italy. 500-mile race last
year.
Amick, No. 2 ranking speedway
car driver in America last year.
smacked the outer guard rail at
inches in the broad jump, Frank 170 miles an hour. He died instant
Wyatt, an Englishman who runs y as his car flipped end over end
for the University of Idaho, sped, and disintngrated. He had been a
mcnt.
MIAMI. Fla. AP James D.
Norris' Easy Spur caught Brook
mea Stable's Sword Dance 50
yards from the finish to win the
tl 16.400 Florida Derby at Gulf- Chicago and Detroit, two clubs
tream Park Saturdav. whom many think will fight it out
Easy Spur, even money choice, for second money, clash in the
ran the mile and a furlong in j opener at Detroit. Clev eland plays
1:47 1-5 tinder a heady ride by at Kansas City in the other Friday
William Hartack and beat Swordlgame. Baltimore and Washington
Dancer by three-quarters of a i will be idle after the ceremonial
ngth. I opener.
Portland Bows
To Padres, 4-3
BRAWLEV, Calif. 'API
ninth-inning rally fell barely short
and the Portland Beavers bowed
4-3 to San Diego in an exhibilion
Daseoan game nere aaiuraay. more runs wjln a snarp
roriianu udiira 1-1 koiiik Mllu : loaded single
Ihe final inning. George Freese The v.jctory ran Oregon's season
then slammed a triple into right i recor(j , 5.4
field and scored on a sacrifice fly. '
Bob DiPietro followed with
nightcap victory.
Ron Walp's single drove home
Wimp Hastings with the tie-breaking
run in the 11th inning of the
opener. Len Read padded Ore
gon's lead as he scored moments
later on an infield out.
Oregon had an easier time in
the second game.
The Ducks got what proved to
be the winning run as Jim Mc- RENO. Nev. AP Nevad
Clain's line single scored Walt gamblers are rating the New York
Raranski in the third. Yankees and Milwaukee Rravcs
In the seventh, first baseman as shoo-ins to keep their Ameri
Jim Hollister drov e home tw o Can and National League baseball
Braves, Yankees
Rated Favorites
bases-
that Ted Williams will be able double for the Beavers, went to DOSIOn DeteOtS
iu ij un.- ui ,i,s ntii, mi ,,lr on a SinE(. ana scoreo on
Len Neal's double into left .
With the tying run on third
pinch hitter Jon Hockenberry then
grounded to second for the final
out.
The Padres bunched three runs
in the seventh inning Two scored
on singles by Bill Glynn and Ron
brought in the other.
t fcxhibiihn SxjdMA
Yonks 6, Tigers 5
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. AP
The New York Yankees
ilammed three home runs Satur
day and defeated the Detroit Ti
jers 6-5 in the Bombers' final ap
pearance here this spring.
Detroit 001 000 2025 7 0
hew York 200 003 lOx 6 11 2
Foytack. Burnside (), Morgan
(7' and Berberet: Maas. Coates
(ft1 and Howard. Blanchard R
W Maas. L Foytack.
Home runs Detroit. Berberet
New York. Sanders. Mantle. Boy-
tr.
Wes Covington. t Hillman. Phillips '6'. Elstnn '8
Cincinnati Oin oon 200 3 7 0iand S. Taylor. Neman '8. Sislcr.
Milwaukee 301 020 03x 9 15 4 Wall i, Kiely '8' and White
Newcombe and Bailey: Bur-' W Kiely. Is Elslon
dette. McMahon '8' and Rice W
Burdette.
Home runs Cincinnati. Bailey
Milwaukee. Torre, Covington.
Bucs 10, Cubs 9
TAMPA. Fla. APi Bob Skin
ner's two-run single in the ninth
off Don Rudolph gave the Pitts-,
Home runs Boston. Gcrnert
Chicago, Moryn.
Giants 17, Indians 4
SALT LAKE CITY 'APi Out
fielder Willie Mays, who hasn't
hit a home run during the exhi
bition season, unloaded for three
here Saturday as San Francisco
Maple Leafs, 5-4
TORONTO AP - The Boston
Brums beat hack a dramatic
comeback by the Toronto Maple
Leafs Saturday night to defeat th
Leafs 5-4 and send their National
Hockey League Slanlev Cup semi
final series to the seven-Rame lim
it The final game will he played
in Boston Tuesday.
Bronco Horvath, star center of
the Bruins, scored the winning
goal at 12:56 of the third period,
pulling out the Leaf fire when To
ronto seemed headed for victory
and an end to the series.
Johnny Bucyk scored twice to
lead Bruins as he gave Boston 3-2
and 4-2 leads in the second pe
riod. Jerry Toppazzini and Don
McKenney got the other Boston
goals.
the two-mile distance in 9:18
and the WSC team won the mile
relay in 3:16,8.
All-Stars Beat
Wichita, 88-80
LOUISVILLE. Ky. A!'i The
College All-Stars turned back
Wichita 88-80 Saturday night to
wrap up the championship of the
Pan-American Basketball trials.
The All-Stars, only undefeated
learn in Ihe round-robin tourneys
three nights of play, earned the
right to place five and no more
than seven oi its men on the 20
man squad that will train for the
Pan-Am Games in Chicago in latt
August.
The remaining players will be
picked Irom other teams which
took part in Ihe trials here.
close second rn the 1958 Indianapo
lis 500-mile race.
Bill Cheeshourg of Tucson. Ariz..
iswiing out to miss Annex s car.
skidded and spun into the infield
but escaped injury.
Amick earlier had set a qualify
ing record of 176 887 miles an
hour for the Daytona track
Baseball Meeting
Victor Slsson, president of the
M. mi, nh (iiunlv Independent
Raseball Lemur, has announced
lhat a special meeting for any
one interested in entering a
tram will be held In the Rec
reation Department office in
the city hall at 8 p.m. on Tues
day. April 7.
Also, the season schedule will
he drawn up at the meeting.
Beavers Win
Two From LC
CORVALL1S. Ore. CAP" - Ore
gon Stale got a shower of hits
and steady pitching for 10-0. 12-4
sweep of a baseball doubleheader
with Lewis and Clark here Satur
day.
Southpaw Ray Lunde gave up
only three hits as he white-washed
Lewis and Clark in the opening
game.
In the nightcap. Bill Oerding
was tagged lor tour runs in the
opening inning, hut blanked L-C
the rest of the way. In all, he was
touched (or six safeties.
Singles by Grimm Mason and
Kim Bradshaw drove in two runs
for OSC in the first inning of the
opener. The Beaveas from there
had an easy time of it.
In the nightcap, Oregon State
trailed 4-3 going into the second
inning.
Bruce Day then knotted the
score. He tripled and scored on
an infield out. Bill Rudzik fol
lowed with what proved to be the
winning run. Rudzik was safe on
fielder's choice, went lo second
on a walk, stole third and raced
home on an infield out.
Oregon State now has a 7-0 sea
son record.
First game:
L-C 000 000 OOO 0 3 3
OSC 223 200 Olx 10 13 1
Kancher. Shappel 3, Thompson
17) and Moore; Lunde and Luby,
Rudzik 16).
Second game:
L-C 400 000 0 4 6 4
OSC 320 124 x 12 11 3
Richards and Wilkins, Moore
(1); Oerding and Rudzik.
pennants.
The league odds, as quoled by
the Reno Turf Club:
American New York 1-3: Cleve
land 5-1: Delroil 6-1, Chicago 10-1;
Roston 12-1: Baltimore .ifl-1: Kan
sas City 100-1 : Washington 100-1.
National Milwaukee 3-5, San
Francisco 3-1: Pittsburgh 5-1; Los
Angeles 6-1: St. Louis 12-1; Cin
cinnati 12-1; Philadelphia 50-1.
Chicago 50-1.
Peter Thomson
Errs On Hole
burgh Pirates a 10-9 triumph over
the Chicago White Sox Saturday.
Pittsburgh 102 014 00210 16 3
.(hicago .120 001100 9 14 3 Antonelll. Worthington
Kline. Daniels '7'. PorterfieW Landrith. McCardell II
and Burgess: Donovan. Ray-k-riicr is) Rrndnwski 6
trounced Cleveland 17-4
San Fran. 103 122 03517 21
Cleveland 010 000 300 4 11
Rudolph 9' and Lollar. R, Thomas
I. W-Daniels L Ru-! Antonelll I
KC6, Phils 5
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla mond
AP' Harry Chiti slammed a-Battey
pinch double with one out in thedolph.
ninth to give the Kansas Cith Ath- Home run Chicago, Cash.
Irtics a 6-5 exhibition game vie-
tory over the Philadelphia Phillies R0fOn R Chl'Sav 7
9) and Brown
Bell
Home runs San Francisco
Mays 3, Brandt, McCardell
'nd. Colavito.
AUGUSTA. Ga. 'AP' - Peter
I Thomson of Australia was dis
1 qualified from the Masters Golf
8) and Tournament Saturday lor turning
, Bell, in an incorrect score alter he ban, Oregon State a length and a quar
Briggsjshot a .218 for 54 holes, six strokes trr behind USC in 6:24.
Oregon Staters
Win Crew Race
RKDWOOD CITY. Calif 'AP -Oregon
State beat Stanford by a
length in the varsity event of a
triangular crew race Saturday
alter Southern Calilornia had led
for 3ths of the 2,000 meters.
Stanford beat Oregon State in the
junior varsity and won over USC
in the frosh event.
The races were run on calm wa
ter in Redwood City yacht narDor
on San Francisco bay.
The results
Varsity Oregon Stale 6 min
utes 2 seconds; Stanford 6:05 by
a length and a half over USC
6:12
.IV Stanford 6 07 by a lengtn
and a hlf over Oregon State 6:12.
USC 4'j lengths back of Oregon
State in 6 23
Frosh Stanlord 6 15 by
length and a hall over USC 6:19
PMta ' 0O4 000 100-5 t 0 DALLAS. Tex. -AP;-Pete Run- OHoleS 5, Cords 2
Kansas City 110 002 002 6 IS n nets ana vie wertz arove in tnree MIAMI. Fla. iAP'-Two spec
Cardwell Farrell '7'. Bunker nins aP"""" but it took a ninth tacular fielding plays by Brooks
(8 and Thomas Terry. Daley
and House W-Daley. U-Bunker
Home runs Kansas City. Had
le v 2
, seats behing first base in a des-
B raves 9, ReaS 3 perate attempt to complete a dou-
BRADKNTON. F!a 1 AP The ble play and Dick Gernert was
Milwaukee Braves torpedoed Cm- sent home from second base with
cinnatl 9-3 Salurdav. sinking Don the deciding tally.
Newcombe with 15 hits including Chicago 4nn 000 n.to 7 12 3
haane run by Frank Torre and Boston 103 020 1018 13 0
inning error by Chicago s Tony Robinson and Ronnie Hansen
Taylor to give the Boston Red choked off a seventh-inning St.
Sox an 8-7 verdict over the CubsLouis rally Saturday night, and
Saturday the Baltimore Orioles went on !o
Taylor threw the ball inlo theia 5-2 victors- over the Cardinals
behind the 8-hit pitching of Jack
Harshman and Hoyt Wilhelm.
St. Louis 100 000 0103 I 1
W behind the leader
The Tournament Committee
said Ihe error was made by Thom
son's playing partner. Chirk Har
bert. Harbert put down a lour for
the Austalian on the 18th hole
whereas he actually look a five
Thomson checked the score but I
didn t discover the error.
The committee pointed mil that
both players correctly certified
Thomson's 18-hole total lo be 37
3572. Under U.S. Golf Assn rules
the committee had no option ex
cept to disqualify Thomson.
Baltimora 001 010 30x S 7 2
Broglia. Clark 7i and Green
Harshman. Wilhelm f 8 and Tri
andos. L Broglia.
NAMED STEWARD Af,AIN
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. 'UPI' -Harlan
Fengler of Dayton. Ohio,
again will serve as chief steward
for the .VKVcijile auto race at the
Indianapolis Speedway May 30.
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