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Newspaper Page Text. - ..-. I: i , 'SUNDAY. APRIL 26, 1959 Oreoon Tech Track Squad downs SOC In Dual Contest ......'. i i " By JOHN NOLEN 'herald and News Sports Writer Coach George Millers Oregon Tech thinclads, trailing by three points with six events remaining, swept all three places in both the 120 low hurdles and the two-mile run to pull away to a 74-57 vic tory in a dual meet with Southern Oregon College on Modoc Field Calnrrlav nftprnnnn . Rain fell throughout the first 30 V NORM SAWYER . . , nabs 880 victory minutes of the meet but then quit with the remainder of the events being held under threaten inp skips. ' Coach Miller's prediction this past week, that "the meet will be rWirlpd from the second and third place winners," proved to be exact. ' Ore Tech garnered eight first places to SOC's seven while the Owls copped nine seconds and eignt tniras to tne nea naiaers fivr. cprnnris . nnrl .six thirds. Dirk Hocevar swept through both hurdle events, winning the highs' with a time of 15.2 while cnarinif trip InwS m 26 Seconds '. flat Thp HTT hnt-Hlpr nlcn ram? ! through in the 220-yard dash with a second place ana in ine luu-yara iilch hu ornhhinp n third. The otner douDie winner ior me Owls was Roger Moreland in the milp and two-mile events. More- land, showing amazing endurance in both events, broke the tape in the mile with a time of 4:58.1 and crossed the finish line in the two mile in a time of 11:33.5. SOC's Jack Johnson put on a late surg? in the mile event but Moreland picked up speed to win by 10 yards. The ure teen aisiance ace finished the two-mile by more than one Ian ahead of his nearest foe. however. Little Leon Wilson snared first in the 100-yard dash, barely nip nina snr.'e rinrenre Raker at the finish in a race which saw all five entrants cross the last stripe within 10 feet of each other. Another Owl "little man," Norm Sawyer, put on a strong stretch drive to win the 880. Charles Swin olp nf Ihp Red Raiders was close at Sawyer's heels until the final turn when the latter put on nis clrnnff ftnichinp kirk. nihnr first nlnrp winners for the Owls were Frank Wilson in the shot put with a heave of 44 teet, 11 inches and William Hanson in tha nnlo vault with fl lean nf 10 feet, 6 inches. Owl Paul Layher placed second behind Wilson in the shot while Pedro Colley of Cnnlhprn flt-punn was third, .lack Kopacz and Larry Derry, both of the Red Haiders, trailed nanson in the pole vault. COlley, tne ex-ruamam union shot and discus ace. won the discus event over Dale Perkins and Al Everson, both of OTf, with a hftava nf 1 3K fppt 5A inrhPK. Southern Oregon s Clarence Bau er grabbed first in the 220-yard Hach with Hnppvar second and f.pnn Wilson of Ore Tech third. Ex-Medford prep ace h.ldon Francis tossed the javelin 171 feet to beat out Oi l s Howard jacKson to nab Iod honors in that event. SOCs DK'k Callender swept thrmmh Ihp nith inmn with a IcaD of 5 feet, 6 inches while Ore Tech's Ardcll Hamilton and the visitors Byron Kile tied lor second place in thp final pvpnt nf the after noon, the mile relay, the Raider's Stuart Baker.--running me sec ond leg for the visitors, picked up cnougn oi a luau uwi vic Tech's Brenilon Herber that it was enough for the Southern Oregon team to hold until the finish. 100-Yd. Dash Wilson (Oi, C. Biker ii. Hocevar Oi. Time 10.2. 220-Yd. Dash C. Baker 'Si, Hocevar iOi. Wilson iOi. Time 23.0. 440-Yd. Dash S. Baker awmgie Si. Barrlngton lO. Time 32.5. 880-Yd. Oath Sawyer ten. swingle HKKALD AND NKWii. KLAMATH KAILS. OKKHlllM WAYNE SCOTT, Sports Editor FAGK 1 B Cincinnati Snaps Brave Jinx; New York Dropped To Third -.. . ni .. .r n.. ..A.A hnln ff.im Itwi Annolne DndtTPrfi. JimXS 'N' BITES By WAYNE SCOTT ROGER MORELAND . . . displays endurance :i .S1 Tim. SOR.O. Mil Mnrolanri lOl. Johnson (S), Dietrick iO. Time 4:58.i. Mi a Moreland MJ. wieincK iui, Palmer. Time 11:33.5. 120-Yd. HH Hocevar cuv nucKins ,11. u. m. Tim IS2 220-Yd. LH Hocevar 0. Hucktns iO', Smith iSi. Time 26.0. Shot Put Wilson (Oi. Layher (Ol Colley (Si. Distance 44 feet, 11 in. Discus uoiiey iai, reritini iui, e.v eron tOi. Distance 136 feet, 5'4 in Hih Jumo cauenaer tot. nmu- im. ani rii iSi tied for iccand Heieht 5 feet, 6 inches. ...!. II . ,rtt Vnr.r C rote vuun nuiHuii - uerry 'a. nemm . a..v... Broad Jump uiayum to', nmmon ioi. tverfion iui. umanct su inch. Javelin Francis isi, jacKson iui Clayton tSi. Dislance 171 feet. Mile Relay Southern Oregon (John son. C. Baker, Dietz, Swingle). Time- ' Final Rcnre Ore Tech 74. Southern I Oregon 57. Klamath Union Baseball Squad Posts Two Wilis Over Ashland ASHLAND - A pair of tight pitching duels highlighted a dou bleheader between the Klamath Union Pelicans and the Ashland Grizzlies here Saturday afternoon. Pel Blake Griggs hurled, a one-hit , ihutout against Ashland in the L nnnnnr whinh wpnl pieht inninss ' before the visitors could score the only run of the contest, u o i n squads scored all of their, tal llc in thn rifth nnH final inninc before the Pelicans emerged the victors, 2-1, in the second tilt, r.rinac drunk nut 10 and walked four in his brilliant hurling stint which followed up is identical one-hit shutout-he toised -against Vrnlra lat WP.kend. U:- i 1 Klamath scored the 'only un' of the game in the top ot vat eigntn on a single by second sacker Steve Binncy, a hit batsman and a time lv sinole bv sophomore . center fielder Rich Depew. The only safety for Ashland in the first contest came in the third sta nza when Griggs counterpart, Tennis Squad; 7-0 Winner ASHLAND Coach Bob Joha enn'e Klamath Union tennis sauad gained sweet revenge here Satur day afternoon Dy snuuing oui we Ashland court team. 7-0. Every one of the matches, including the Jmiklne lunra wnn in straight Sets. The number one Pelican court lim NnrlanH rnhirned to ac tion after being sidelined with the flu for the past ween, ana wnne washed Ron Convers of the Grizz i; r.n BnH aji " "Keith. Baxter, Jim Johnson, Jan Baxte and Dan Ross all swept through the other single matches. ", Keith Baxter and Dwane Fitz simmons teamed in the first dou bles inatcn to drop Harold Grimes and Convers, 6-1 and 6-1 while Jan Baxter and Johnson 'combined cf; forts to down Don .Hannon and Dan Elder in the second doubles match, 6-1 and 7-5. . The next aclion tor Johnson s crew is next Tuesday when they lake on the Grizzlies in a return match on the Moore Park courts. s,nle,: . . . " K. Baxter iKi dtt. Jw W. Norland iKi Art. Conv. iAi. 6-0. a. flh,n iK, ri.f. Eldrr Ai. 6-1, j- J Baxter iKi def. Hannon iAi, s-2. ft-0: Roti (Kl det. rairtngton lA Double.: . , K. Baxter and FttMlmmon, (K del. Grime, and Converge iAi, S-l: J Baxter and Johnson (Ki del. Hannon arid Elder cAi. I-S. Huskies Blank Vandals, 6-0 " SEATTLE' 'API . The Univer sity of Washington Huskies moved into a full game lead in the Northern Division baseball race Saturday on the strength of . R.n whitewashing job on the IJnkn VanHalc Earle Irvine paved the way for ik. uochinotnn virtorv bv limit ing the Vandals to five hits while his mates were banging out the same number, including homers by Gary Snyder and George Grant and Pete Hanson's triple. ' cnvitur't hlat wflt a 'two-run affair in the seventh frame, when the Huskies cracked for four runs on Snyder's homer, ' Hanson's rinl two stolen bases. I walk Allan MacKinnis. rapped a single.1 Griggs was never in any serious trouble as he retired the last 16 batters m a row. In the second lilt, the Pelicans By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS' . , - National League W. L.' PCI. u.B . ;. T- 3- .700 .615 6 .571 6 .538 6 .500 6 .400 6 .400 10 .286 Milwaukee Los Angeles '.. San Francisco . Chicago .1.;..:...... Cincinnati Philadelphia nubuuiKii SI I.nni. Friday Results Milwaukee 10, Cincinnati 7 Los Anceles 3. St. Louis 2 innings) Pittsburgh 8, Pnilaacipnia 5 San Francisco 4, Chicago 3 innings) Saturday Results St. Louis 6, Los Angeles 5 Pittsburgh 4. Philadelphia 2 Chicago 5, San Francisco 3 Cincinnati 7, Milwaukee 6 American League W L Pel. UB (10 (11 scored first in the top halt of the fifth alter tne nrst two rcis were retired on Bob Yunck's single, a stolen base by Yunck, Rich Dc pew's single, three errors on the part of the Grizzlies and another hase hit by Griggs. ' Achlonrl nlmncl nriintfH in the Ibnttom half of the final inning as Mine Brewer waiKca ana ptnen hitter Steve Stewart did likewise to send Pel pitcher Bob Wilkinson to 'the "showers. Another Ashland pinchhitler, Braoe uctting, was uhiffpd hv reliefer Paul Bishop but. Haiiey Dickerson drove in I Brewer with' a single. hod uonnson was waiituu imuii- - ..Hrl Clv'tnlv fatrlior Phil Tucker' lofted a fly ball to Griggs ... . t..: 1 Unll in teir, unggs uiuiipuu U(Ul for an-error but rifled his throw to third baseman Larry Bunyard, who tagged out Dickerson, who was attempting tq advance to third on Griggs' error. However, Johnson had remained on third despite the Pelican mis cue but started for the dugout, Ihinb-inn llio nanVa hari hnfn nifr as a result of teammate Dicker- son being tagged out. Bunyara im mediately tagged Johnson out to bring a suprising close to tne Dan Wilkinson gave up a long single to Tucker in the second inning while walking a total of four 'and striking out six before being re lieved by Bishop in the ncar-fate- iui nun. ... First game: ' l .' ; ' .833 .583 3 .583 3 .545 Wi 4 2 5 5 5 g '.500 6 .500 8 '.385 a. u. -:-i. .( u.i nnini If aoDears that HIV llr VI MBIDWVI lllj) h f- ..... I i there are some misunderstandings concerning the relation shio of the Klamath Falls Little League. Inc.. the South . . . .i i D-ll D..L Suburban Little League ana tne Lime League doh Benefit, et. al. ' Perhaps I can clear the air on a point or two. . . . Fimt. Hie nmnev ni-sllod in the . hank under the account name nf "Little League Ball Park Benefit" Is strictly community properly. No, repeat, no organization nas any claim on n. The money Is to be used solely tor the construction of a commu nity Little League Ball Park and and so far as I or anyone wno may have contributed to the fund is concerned, the word "conimu- nitv" moan, lust that. Every little leaguer In our area, be he connected with the Klam ath Falls Little League, the South Uiihnrhan nr anv nnf nf the num ber of additional Little Leagues that will soring up nere in me very near future, win gel an nnnnl nnnnrtililltv In use the in tended ball park, so far as sen sible area, tune and scheduling can provide. Second . . . Many people may be confused as to why there must he a scnarate organization start ri In arenmmndate new little leaguers. The answer to that Is simple . . . National Little League Association rules insist that mere hiuh ht nnlv aiv teams in anv one given Little League. Six teams provide room for only 90 boys. We have many times that num ber of lads who wish to play . . . and have every right to expect to do so. In order to take care nf these vnunesters' hones a new league had to be formed. And believe me, next season there will be more new leagues. Thirft . Sn far as the news media and those adults who have the welfare of the kids at heart in planning recreation activities arc concerned there Is but one distinction between the two exist ing Little League groups ... The Klamath Falls Little League is 1 year older than the newcomer . . . That's all . . . and Mils age aii- fcrcnlial means just one thing, ih kc 1.1. i cliirihle. lust this vear. to participate In national canntinneH titurnanientfl . . . The SS IX will gain this status next year. Fourth . . . and this refers back to the first point ... it requires the signatures or al least two ot three prominent Klamath Falls men. Bob Bonney. Freeman (Pat) Murray, and Jack Kcmnilzcr on anv check written' on the "ball park" account ; and they can- nnt ant ' front nif-'thej order . Of a seven-man1 commission' controlling this, action, . v'-. i.ii So i j . Play .Ball.: ', v'-V' uhjjLi rr i riN'CiNNATI (API The Cincin nati Reds overcame two jinxes at mice Saturday as tney nnoi-nen Warren Spahn out of the box and thnn hold nn for a 7-6 victory over the Milwaukee Braves. The Braves threatened to pull the game out of the fire in the ninth when Eddie Mathews hit a two run homer. Ti.ou uA twn more men on base when Del Crandall (lied out I to end the game. Going into Saturday s game Spahn had a 51-15 lifetime record n.ioiGt thi. RMs and had beaten their) 6 straight times. As a team. the Braves had won 3b oi 4a camcs from Cincinnati during io;7 ioax and this vear. Johnny Temple, who rarely nits for distance, had a two-run homer fnr rini-innati and Bill BlUtOn, along with Mathews, had a home run for the Braves, r rann i nom as had four hits for Cincinnati. Tha cothark was the first of the season for Spahn and the victory .wont in Tnm Acker, secona oi three Cincinnati pitchers. Reds 7, Braves 6 Milwaukee 030 010 0026 12 2 Cincinnati 003 112 00x-7 14 0 Snahn, Willey 16), Bum in, Rush (8) and Crandall; Purkey, Acker (3), Mabe ( 7lanod -rettD Acker (3), Mabe (7) and Dottcr- cr. w Acker. L spann. Home runs Milwaukee, Bruton 12). Matthews 17). Cincinnati, Temple ID. KUinn in the eiehth inning With runners on first and sec ond and two out in the eighth. Al ston struck out Orlando Cepcda to protect Anderson's second tri umph against no losses. Willie Mays, wno nit into aou- Ma nlnvc twipp Hrnvp Anderson to the showers with a run-scoring single in tne eigntn. The Cubs got rid of Jones in the fifth when thev scored on Ander son's single, a couole of walks anrt Hrnie. Ranks sacrtlice llv Jones suffered his third loss PETE BARNHISEL . . . Ex-Pel in action Burros not- Cleveland 10 Baltimore 7 Chicago 7 New York 6 Rnston' . .... tV Kansas Citv ' ... .. 7 ' 6 .500 4 Washington 5 8 .385 54 Detroit . 1 ll .083 Friday Results Cleveland 6. Chicago 4 Boston 7, Washington ! Kansas City 10, Detroit 1 (Only" games scheduled) Saturday Results . Washington 8, Boston 4 Chicago 8, Cleveland 6 ; . . Baltimore 2. New York 1 (11 innings) Kansas City 8, Detroit 7 PAf-IFlC COAST LEAGUE W L Pet. GB Kl.m.lh 11) Yunck. a. Depew, ct Grllga. t Gresdel. lb Hall, rt Worleln. If Bunyard, 3b Saks, c Binney, 2b T.l.ls Anhl.nd till Dickerson. .. Geftini. 3b Stemple, cf Johmon, rf Brewer, It Tucker, c Doster, 3b : Harris, lb MacKlnniitU T.l.ls Sacramento San Diego Salt Lake City Spokane Seattle Portland Phoenix Vancouver .700 .638 .571 .558 .500 .304 Aft. R H .RBI i o b o 3 0 3 ' 1 4 ' 0 '. .J V 0 3 o-; o .o 3 ,. O . . I 0 3 0 0 .0 3 O l 0 3 0 '. O 0; j. i y-.i oj ' .' Ti '.: ' ': 1 AB K H Ml 3 0. 0 0 3 .0 . ' O 0 ''ado o 3 .'.O 0 0 3 0 0 0 .10 0 0 .3 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 9 0 1 0 24 1 a n r. -A mll,M firm nine - (TAf-. inf n - thr bank ior ithe-. Little-League Ball Park account by. a rather devious route Saturday altcrnoon; -u s- one thing for a grobp of , adults to inrnn nnknn. nurl innlar (trial '. it quite another wfien you can gel, a team 01 iratitc-sny otirros 10, agree .. '!.. ouninot Anrt if vml rlnn't' believe this, check with George Thomas; Thomas went all . out to nrnvirlp n tvniral Jacksonville Cold rush parade for . the - Lucky l.anoc hnuilors whn wished in add their voices and money to the Lit tle League project. Things went r:a until tho Hnnlrnvs Hprirled thev preferred not to travel down Main Street to the bank. Thomas toon measures to have the mules picked up and transported to an- i, hn. I.nlr. .n. . h -0IIPSR wn.'ll. the mules decided to move. .And if von don't think a Dair of burros can" kick plans agley . . just ask Thomas. . ; . Anyhow the money is in the bank and a whole group nf Klamath " Falls bowlers can lake the credit. withstanding. . Annfhpr KIT tfraduate who Is making good in athletics at the college level is Pete Barnhisel. The ex-Pelican is creating quite a "splash" as a aiamora ingmn diver ... he also makes his nresence felt In the 147 pound ranks, of the college wrestlers. Pete la the son of realtor Howard BBrnhlsel of Klamath Falls. A wriirnme note came from tfrcka baseball coach Dick Ed wards. Dick, who also com- IKjt Minor hacphall talent. iiiauwo v". ...... I sounded , a if he was happy with Herald ana news coverage ot hub Northern California basketball ac tion. -Of 'course, this harks back auite aways but the note is sun W5lcome, Thn. siirbinff nf Joe (The Jet) Perry to the 1959-60 football 49er met of ' IrirWprl off uerhans the hlnnnct nnnninO a Cas Station eVCr 1 o " had. joe just nappenea to De open ing a -new gas station in aan nvonplcMi uhpn (pammatos Huch Uot.-ihnnnW. ' Unh St. Clair and Gordy Soil siti decided they .would lend a '-hana.;' 'i ney pumpea gas nnri cinnprf atttnr'ranhs for a whole tanklitl of 49cr. fans. i . . (Who have to tough u out inru me case ball season.! Orioles 2. Yanks 1 mruF vnnif (API Rnnkip Wil lie Tasby doubled to open tne inn onrl cpnrpd nn a sincle by pinch hittpr rhirn Carrasoucl as the Baltimore Orioles edged the New York Yankees 2-1 saturaay auu moved into second place in the American League. Riiiv 1 .hps. who oitcnea a score less tenth for his third straight .,MUc rpliof inh in a week, re- LoivoH pi-prlii for the victory, his first. Johnny rucks, wno pucneu to only one batter, lost it for an n I n.o,.1r Kucks became the tnira Yankee pitcher at the start ot tne inn anrt Tashv nnlv batter to face him clirprl a double into the rinhi (ielfi corner. Lelt - hander Bobby Shantz came in ana sirucn t r.ona WnnHlinp and walked fine Trianrins intentionally before Carrasquel delivered as a pinch batter tor Billy Maus. Rallimnrn 000 000 010 012 9 1 New York 000 000 100 001 8 2 (11 innings) Harshman, E. Johnson 8, Loes in sinrk (11V and Triandos; Ditmar, Duren (8), Kucks (ID, Shantz (ID and Howaro, w Loes. L Kucks. Home run New York, Skowron (4). Clf J The loss kept los Angeics irom nlrinp a virtual tie for the Na-. lional League lead. Four pitchers paraded to the mound for both teams and each club had nine hits. The winner was Alex Kellner, who held the Dnricprs scoreless in five innings of relief work Both starters. Don Drysdale for Los Angeles, and Gary Blaylock for St. Louis, left before they had pitched an inning as both teams scored three runs in tne nrsi. Art Fowler, fifth on the mound for Los Angeles, had retired 11 men in a row before Crowe swat ted the homer. Los Angeles left 10 men strand ed and St. Louis 7. The victory gave Kellner a 1-0 record. The loss left Fowler with a 2-1 record. Los Angeles 301 100 0005 9 0 St. Louis 310 100 Olx 6 9 2 Drysdale, Labine (1), McDevitt 21. Fowler (4) and Roseboro. Pignatano (6): Blaylock, Broglio 1), Brosnan 14), Kellner (5) and . Smith. W Kellner. L Fowler. Home runs St. Louis. Jablon- ski 11), Crowe (1). II. WARREN SPAHN . , . skein broken arainsl one victory. - San Francisco 000 020 0103 1 fh pann . 012 110 O X 5 7 S. Jones. G. Jones (5, Miller ml anrt l.anririlh. Schmidt (7) Anderson. Elston (8) and S. Tay lor. W Anderson. L S. Jones. Home run Chicago, Long (3). ot l .384 3 .288 SW ir,..ii. nno ftnn Ashland OW.' " 0 ' 1 E None: 2B Depw; SAC Binney en u,l. UDD V.in.k ho MarKlnniS sn Knees 10. MacKinnis 3: BB Grlftes 4. MacKinnis 3; Winner Orlgss Loser MacKinnis. ' I...... I . . m 1 R H E 1i.m.ii. nan 02 2 e Ashland m at ' wiikinann. fllshnn 1S1 and Saks: Stemple and Tucker. Friday Results Salt Lake City 6. Portland 1 Seattle 14. Phoenix 7 San Diego 5, Vancouver 1 Sacramento 4. Spokane 3 Saturday's Results San Diego . Vancouver 6 Salt Lake City 8. Portland 3 Seattle 10-1, Phoenix 6-7 . Babe Ruth Meeting An imnnrlnnt mppflnff ' for all 0 ficials. managers and coaches if- the Klamath falls: uaoe t League Is scheduled for Monday night at. 7:30 in the city hall, it was repotted Saturday by league coorotnrv PaillinP K lOtl. 11 ie rpnitptprl that the COacllOS come equipped with their team rosters ana inaiviauai dook aas The Babe Ruth calendar for pre season events provides for player Iryoitls to be held on Conger Field Ion Saturday and Sunday. May 2 and 3, and again on may u ann iu. Bob Brickey of the Air Force football team caught 25 forward passes for four touchdowns and 281 yards last season. J. rrrazvlpH)'? -rlfrsth. who prnoaniy noma inure -ssfirns; mn, ts than any other' alilete alive imlav. tsill hn tin Klamath Fails Monday, May 4, as .the guest of honor at. the - annual Klamain unhMi ' Lcuermen s ' -uto annum hanauct; The big dinner, Hirsch (Continued on page 2-R) ChiSox 8, Indians 6 CLEVELAND (API Chicago's White Sox inflicted Cleveland's second defeat of the season Sat irriau tt.R cpnrinir 5 unearned runs in (he ninth inning of a see saw game. Pincn niuer tan jor geson's 3-run homer was the big blow for the final Chicago runs. Ulcvciana won us nrsi o cuu tcsls, dropped a 4-3 decision last Sunday to Kansas City and then won 4 more belore Saturday. George DtriCKiana was gumy 01 n.MN nn t nlnv ne thp ninth nnonpH lpttino in 1 run. Reliefer Dick Brodowski, who was charged with the loss, fumbled Vic Pow er's throw at first for another er ror and the second run was in rrnaline a 5-5 tic. Torgcson's horn pr. his first of the season, finished the bombardment, and was the only Chicago hit of the Inning. Rookie Jonn uaiuson Drone a i-i tie in the seventh with a 2-run homer. But Cleveland came back in the same frame with a 4-run rally. rhiraon 100 000 205 9 8 1 rintmlanrl 100 000 401 fi 8 3 Latman, Lown (7), Shaw (9) and Lollar. Battev 9: McLlsh. Bro- Idowski (8) and Nixon. W Lown. 1 ... n-nnnurclr Home runs Chicago, cainson (2), Torgeson (1). Cleveland, co lavito (3). Bucs 4, Phillies 2 pun AnFi.PillA tAP) Pitts- kiLfll,1. Uanmu ItsHHiy pffpptivp- ly scattered seven hits Saturday to win his first decision oi tne year 4-2 over his former Philadelphia Phillies teammates. A home run by Bill Mazeroski .,n ,Mrinn cinplnc hv Rmnlrv Rllf once anrl Rnmas Mpiins and alert base running by Robert Clemente gave Haddix all he needed. The Phillies got both tneir runs in the second inning on Wally Pncl'c trinlp an infiplri crnund- out on which he scored an wiuie Jones' second home run of the year. The most spectacular play was Clcmente's run-scoring dash from rirct hacp nn KiirBpss anarn Rtnaip to right. That brought in Bill Vir don. who also had singled, from second ahead of the throw to catcher Jim Hegan. Hcgan then tried to pick Bur gess , oil alter ne rounaea nrsi hues KppnnH hnenman Knnrkv An- iprenn tnnlr thn thrnu pnillrin't 0nt Burgess and then tried unsuccess fully to nail tre speedy uemenie at the plate. Pittshurch 002 001 0104 11 0 Philadelphia 020 000 0002 7 0 Haddix and Burgess: Morehead, Meyer (9) and Hegan, Thomas 19). L Morehead. Home runs Pittsburgh, Mazer oski (1). Philadelphia, Jones (2). Nats 8. BoSox 4 WASHINGTON AP The Wash- ington Senators got a 5-run jump . in ihp first innini and coasted to ' an 8-4 victory Saturday over Bos ton behind the 9-nit pucning oi Pedro Ramos. ' Tho Senators sent 10 men to the ' plate in the first inning as they chased. Bostons starting pucner Herb Moford. Harmon Killcbrew led the Sena tors' attack with a run-scoring single in the first and a two-run hnmpr in thp (irth. the latter at the expense of the second Boston pitcher, Frank Sullivan. Sullivan, bothered variously by a sore right shoulder and later a virus infection, was making nis first appearance ot the season. The win was Ramos' third against one defeat. It was his sec ond victory of the season over the Red Sox. Boston 000 001 1024 9 3 Washington 510 020 00X-8 9 0 Moford, Sullivan til. sisier iyi and White: Ramos and Courtney, , W.xPortor (9). L Moford. Home run Washington, , KiUe- brew (3). -' ? Cards 6, Dodgers 5 ST tntUS (API r.nnrnp Crowe blasted a home run into richt center Saturday, his first of tne season, to give tne si. louis Cadinals a 6-5 victory over the Los KC 8, Detroit ? " vamsss citv I API Detroit's 1 .Tigers made a gallant ninth Inning effort but tell alout ot uick lorna i nek's relief pitching and dropped their nth game in 12 starts oaiur day night, 8-7, as Bob Ccrv again led Kansas City s winning auacn. Cerv s home run drove in inree ifnciic ritv runs in the third and irnnolrprl mil starter Paul Fovtack. who dopped his second game. The Tigers scored two runs- In the first as they fired an opening caivn nf four hits. Then they sub sided meekly without a hit as starter Ned Garver mowed them down through the fifth inning. Eddie Yost s douDie siariea ino Detroit fireworks in the first. Rocky Bridges, Al Kaline and Gail Harris contributed singles and Harvey Kuenn a sacrifice, fly.. - Detroit 200 ooi oia i i i Kansas City 033 011 00X-8 13 0 FoytacK, uavia put name 15), Morgan (7), Agulrre (8)' and Berberet; Garver, Gorman ' 18), Tomanek (9) and House. -: W Garver. LFoytacK. Home run Kansas City, Cerv ; (2).' Cubs S. Giants 3 nitPArrn 1AP1 Thp Chicago Cubs fan up an early three-run lead off San Francisco starter Sam Jones, then held on for a 5-3 ilntneu Katnrriav. Bob Anderson, making his first start alter a two-week layoii De Golfers Stop Tourney The All-Tournament Golf Com mittee, late Saturday afternoon .iil off tha AII.Racm tntirna. ment originally scheduled to be gin today at Koamcs. rour rounos had been reported before the com mittee decided to stop the tournament. All players will have next week within which to complete their Big News! DON'T MISS PAGE 8-A t TODAY! : e 1 S BLUE CORAL POLISH Famous Blue Coral Polish . . . the rlnesr finish for your eor . . . It'i back by your request! Call our Service Deportment, phono 4-4154, and make on appointment now. Give your car a beauty treatment , . . that NEW Look! .' . Free Pick-Up and Delivery DICK B. MILLER CO. 7th I Klamath OLDS . CADILLAC HILLMAN , Ph. 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