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Fairly Leads LA Dodgers To Victory; Barber First Four - Game Winner By L'niliil Press International American League W. L. Pet. CB Baltimore Chicago Kansas City New York Boston "'Detroit Jx)5 Angeles Cleveland Minnesota Washington 4 8 .IM.l .ra .600 .543 .500 .467 Ml .455 .400 .308 Thuriday'i RcsuHs Los Angeles 7 Detroit 3 Minnesota 3 Washington 1, night Baltimore 3 Kan. City 2, 10 inn., night (Only games scheduled I Friday's Probable Pltebers Minnesota at Detroit night J Roland (2-0) vs. Mossl 12-0). Los Angeles at Baltimore (nightl-McBride (1-2) vs. Roberts (0-2). ' Kansas City at Washington (2. Iwi-nighU Bowsficld (1-2) and Segui o-2l vs. Ostecn (0-1) and Quirk (00). (Only games scheduled) Saturday's Games Minnesota at Detroit Kansas City at Washington Los Angeles at Baltimore Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston National League W. L. Pd. CB Giants Beat Cards To Share NL Lead St. Louu San Francisco Pittsbuth Los Angeles Milwaukee Philadelphia Chicago New York Cincinnati Houston 10 A 10 6 8 5 .025 .625 .615 .588 .520 .500 .4:18 .1 .400 34 5 8 S 12 .385 .294 Thursday's Results New York 3 Chicago 2 S. Francisco 8 St. Louis 4 Houston 7 Milwaukee 5 Los Angeles 7 Cincinnati 1 (Only games scheduled) Friday's Probable Pitchers Philadelphia at Chicago Ma- halfoy (1-2) vs. Hobble (l-u. Cincinnati at Houston (night) Maloney (2-01 vs. Bruce 0-D New York at Pittsburgh (night) Jackson !! vs. McBcan ll-D or Schwall (1-0). St. Louis at Los Angeles (night) (iibson (0 0) vs. Drysdale 2-2 Milwaukee at San Francisco might I Burdctte (2-1) vs. Fisher 10-1). Saturday's Games Cincinnati at Houston, night New York at Pittsburgh St. Louis at Los Angeles, night Milwaukee at San Francisco By United Press International They can second guess Waller Alston all they want but tliey'i never accuse the strong, silent manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers of failing to stand up for a player he likes. A case in point today is Ron Fairly, 24-ycar old Georgian, whol has bounced around between out field and first base the last two years but who almost always plays somewhere for Alston. He s Ishort on glamour but the tiling Alston likes about him is mat he's long on base hiLs. Fairly was hitting only .200 aft er 10 games this season but he's collected (1 hits in his last 24 at bats for a -458 average and its no coincidence that Uie Dodgers seem to be straightening away with three straight victories and five wins in their last six games fairly drove in four runs with homer, double and single Thursday night as the Dodgcrsi dow ned the Cincinnati Reds 7-1 to give ex-New York Met right hander R. L. Miller (1-12 in 1S6D his second victory of the season. Giants Belt Cards The San Francisco Giants whipped the St. Louis Cardinals 8-4, the Houston Colts defeated the Milwaukee Braves 7-5 and the New York Mels beat the Chicago Cubs 3-2, in Thursday's other Na tional League action. In the American League, the Baltimore Orioles scored a 3-2, 10-inning win over the Kansas City Athletics, the Minnesota Twins shut out the Washington Senators 3-0 and the Los Angeles Angels topped the Detroit Tigers 7-5. John Doseboro and Willie Davis joined Fairly in hitting homers to help hand 21-game winner Joey lay of the Reds his fourth con secutive less of 1963. Miller, the hard luck pitcher of the hard luck Mets last season, went the distance with a five-hitter and lowered his earned run average to 1.14. His two victories enual RAKE NO MORE his entire total for the 1961 and i2 seasons. Bailey Drives In Three Ed Bailey drove In three runs with a homer and a single and Orlando Ccpcda knocked in pair'with a homer and a double to lead the Giants' 10-hit attack. I cl Hon Holm, who pitched 4 2-3 in nings in relief of Billy O'Dell be lore retiring in the face ol ( ninth-inning Cardinal rally, re ccived credit for his first victory The win put the Giants in a tic with the Cardinals for lirst place in the NL. Triples by Ernie Fazio and Rusty Staub were the big blowsl of a five-run seventh-inning rally that gave Houston's Don Notte bart his third win without a loss. Don McMahon finished up for the Colts the third straight time he has preserved a win for Notte bart. Bob Aspromonle and Joe Tone homered for the Braves The Stardust-touched Mets worn their sixth game in seven tries with the aid of Roger Craig's seven-hit pitching and the slug ging of Frank Thomas who drove in all three Now York runs with a single and a homer. Dick Ells- wortn. wno yielded three runsl and six hits in seven innings, suf fered the loss. Major League Itesulls By United Press International American League Los Angeles 012 300 010 7 10 I Detroit 000 050 000 5 10 0 Lee. Nelson (5), Navarro (5' and Rodgcrs. Aguirrc. Foytack (4i, Egan (7), Dustal (9) and Triandos, Frcehan (81. Winner- Navarro 2-0. Loscr-Aguirre (3-D 11R-Wagner 2, Rodgcrs, Hunt. r . It,;- - t . i . . . 1 j ' 4 f 4 ,A sKiti'A 4? congratulated by WINNER AND HIS AIDE Dodaer outfielder Ron Feirlv. riqht, baserunner Nate Oliver as Fairly scores on his two-run homer in the titth inning. Fairly drove in four runs on three hits to pace the Dodgers to a 7-1 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Ex-New York Mets pitcher Bob Miller, left, got credit for the vic tory as he went all the way, giving up five hits. UPI Telephoto HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Friday, April 26, 1963 '10 innings' Kan. City 000 101 000 0- 2 7 0 Baltimore 000 200 000 1 3 10 1 Wickersham, Wyalt t9 and Sul- llvan. Barber (4-1) and Orsino. Loser-Wyatt (0-1 1. HR-Smith, Gen tile. Minnesota 001 110 000 3 7 0 Washington 000 000 000 0 3 0 Kralick '1-31 and Battey: Sten- housc, Duckworth 17), Daniels 9 and Lepert. Lnscr-Stenhouse (11) HR-Rollins. 'Only games scheduled) National League New York 100 002 000 3 0 Chicago 000 010 100- 2 7 1 Craig d-2) and Sherry. Ells- owrlh, Konnce I8 and Scnaflcr, Rancw (8). Loser-Ellsworth 2-2 . HR-Thomas. Managers Want Immediate Amendment On Balk Rule CINCINNATI (UPI (Early re turns today from National League President Warren Giles" poll of managers on enforcement of the controversial balk rule favored an immediate amendment. Giles, admittedly in a quan dary over interpretation of the balk regulation, sent telegrams Thursday to his 10 managers, asking for their opinion. Some managers replied in vague, general terms. Others, such as Fred Hutchinson, Harry Casey Stengel and Johnny Kcane were adamant in their views for a change. "It's about time someone did something," Hutchinson, manager of the Cincinnati Reds, said. "What I want to know is wheth er the American League is play ing baseball? 1 so, why aren't they calling balks as we are? Worse yet, only certain teams of umpires are calling balks and others aren't. The result is con fusing on all levels. All managers agreed the balk rule, hoi-cver amended, should LOYOLA NAMES CAPTAINS CHICAGO (UPD - Loyola of Chicago, the NCAA basketball champion, has named Jack Egan and Ron Miller ro-caplains for the 1963-64 season. Roth were starters on the Ramblers, who. defeated Cincinnati in overtime in Ihc NCAA playoff final. AW with new FINGER-tlp STARTING PICKS UP CLIPPINGS, IEAVES DEBRIS Tkt tht hardast work out of tnowinil Vaeuum iwssps your lawn It mows. Bi cltmps on-ott optnlng sipindt for assy dumping. llMit waiht, hlahatt powerad, anait handling and aiil HttlmQ. A. H. Stewart Co. lit Spring TU 4-47S2 OWNERS IT'S TUNE UP TIME Brinf in your Johnion or Hem I it for riiMup. Spring It actually hrt find you'll want your motor all ndy (or full lummir of fun. B turt to it rftt 'A3 John torn wttil you aro htra. PELICAN MARINA 928 Front Sr. St. Louis 001 100 002 4 12 1 S. Francisco 0:12 000 21x 8 10 0 Sadecki, Olivo 3i, Fanok (4i hantz I8i and Oliver. O'Dell, llolin Mi. Lnrscn 19'. Conslable nil, Pregcnzcr 'ill and Bailey. Winnor-Bolin I -0 . Loser-Sadecki 10-21. HR-Ce)cda. Bailey, Flood Milwaukee 000 110 012 5 10 2 Houston OHO 110 50x 7 9 1 Cloningcr. Fischer '6), Piche i7), Raymond 8 and Torre. Not teliart, McMahon B and Bate man. Winncr-Nollebart 3-0 1 . Loser-Fischer lO-li. HR-Torrc, Aspro montc. Cincinnati noo 000 100 1 5 0 Los Angeles 100 220 2()x 7 12 0 Jay, Henry 7i and Edwards. Miller 12-01 and Roscboro. Loser -Jay 'Mi. HR Roscboro, W. Davis. Fairly. Bruce Crampton Leading In Texas Open Tourney SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPII Rruce Crampton. a 27-year-old hachelor from Sydney. Australia, is on top of his game and means trouble for Arnold Palmer and Ihc rest of the field at the $.10,000 Texas Open golf tournament. The hamlsume Aussie barged around the Oak Hills Country! Club course in t4 strokes Thurs day seven-undcr-par to take a two-stroke lead at the end of the first round. "The last two rounds have been as good as any I've ever shol. said Crampton. "I played a great hn.il round at Houston last week Itlmuuh 1 only scored a R8. Four players dogged Cramp-I tons heels with four-under-nar 66s. They were Phil Rodgers Pcrdido Bay. Fla.; Tommyl Aaron, Gainesville, Ga.; Don Jan nary, Dallas, and Johnny Pott Shrcveport, La. Palmer, shooting for an un precedented fourth consecutive Texas Open championship, fin ished in a tie with 17 others. He hot even-par 37-3471 on the 6.775-yard course. Filly-sewn golfers battered par Thursday and 18 equaled it. Crampton fired four birdies on the Iront nine, eagled the par-3 No. 10 hole and collected three birds on the backside. He bogicd hole on each nine to finish 32- 32-64 be uniformly observed in both leagues. The major league balk rule presently requires that a pitcher must bring his hands to a com plete stop at his waist for one second before pitching. Giles has instructed his umpires "this rule must be enforced." Giles told the managers Thurs day "our office has no alterna tive but to insist the umpires en force the rules. Apparently there a stricter enforcement of the rule this year than before and its enforcement is causing comments by managers." - He said if the strict enforce ment "is a handicap to pitchers who may have gotten into a groove of merely hesitating in the past without ( penalty, one remedy is a liberalizing of the rule." Giles said if enough national league managers feel a more lib eral rule "would help the game he would prowhe lite committee amend the regulation "so as to require the pitcher only to hesi tate or pause rather than come to a complete stop of at least one second." Orioles Gain Top Spot In American By United Press International It Steve Barber really can throw a strawberry through a lo comotive why can't he pitch the Baltimore Orioles to the 1963 American League pennant? Baltimore pitching coach Harry Brccheen insists the home-grown 24-year old left-hander can do the former and a surprising number of AL experts think he might just also accomplish Uie latter. In any event, the 6-foot, 190- pound left-hander, who was a weekend pitcher for the Orioles in 19B2 when he was a private in the Army, is the hottest pitcher in baseball right now. Strikes Out Seven Barber became the major leagues' first four-game winner of 1963 Thursday night when he flame-threw a typical game al lowing seven hits and striking out seven to give the orioles a 3-2 10-inning triumph over the Kansas City Athletics. The victory vault ed the Orioles into sole posses sion of first place and strength ened their claims to consideration i a season-long flag contender. Jack Kralick pitched a three- hitter to give the Minnesota Twins a 3-0 victory over the Washington Senators and the Los Angeles Angels hit four homers to down the Detroit Tigers 7-5 in Thurs day s only other American League action. In the National League, the San rrancisco Giants beat the St. Louis Cardinals 8-4, the New York Mets edged the Chicago Cubs 3-2. the Houston Colts downed the Milwaukee Braves 7-5, and the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Cincinnati Reds, 7-1. Gentile's Homer Wins Barber, 9-6 last season, gained victory No. 4 of 1963 when Jim Gentile belted relief pitcher John Wyatt for a loth-inning homer. Al Smith's two-run homer had provided the Orioles with their other two runs. Kralick, who had lost his first three 1963 decisions allowed only one Senator base-runner to go as far as third and struck out five batters. Kralick tripled ana scored the Twins' first run on a single by Lennie Green in the third inning. Rich Rollins hom ered for the Twins. Leon Wagner hit two homers and Ken Hunt and Bob Rodgers one each to lead a 10-hit Los Angeles attack that brought re lief pitcher Julio Navarro his sec ond win. The loser was Hank Aguirre, who was tagged for five runs and six hits in three innings. UNINVITED GUESTS NORWALK. Calif. I UPI I - Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hollicott decided Thursday night that unexpected company is strictly for the birds. More than 50 starlings swooped into their living and dining rooms through a 'chimney. Only one member of the house hold seemed unconcerned. The f.imily cat had just given up and was sprawled out on the living room rug. Help Needed On Ball Park All parents of South Suburban Major League ballplayers are urged to be at the Little League ball park at the county fair grounds at 9 a.m. Saturday and Sunday for a work party. Those who will be there to help also are asked to bring rakes, shovels, and lawn mowers. A lot of help is needed to get the fields ready for the coming season. 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