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RED RAIDER SURROUNDED Southern Oregon's Dave
Hughes (bofh feet off ground) teems fo be surrounded
as three Oregon Tech Owls were there to make the play
to get Hughes out in the sixth inning. Hughes grounded
to Ed Appleman (in center behind Hughes) end Apple-
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Major League Standings
By United Press Inlerultonitl
National League
W. L. Pet. GB
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
.Milwaukee
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Houston
14 .700 .,
11 S .688 1
12 0 .371 2'.
II 8 .MO 3
10 11 .476 4U
9 10 .474
8 10 .444 S
6 10 .375 6
7 12 .368 6',
7 13 .350 7
Tursdav's Results
St. Louis 2 Milwaukee 1
L. Angeles at N. York, night, ppd,
rain
Houston at Pittsburgh, night, ppd,
rain
Chicago at Cincinnati, night, ppd,
rain
San Francisco at Philadelphia,
night, ppd. ram
Wednesday's Probable Pitchers
San Francisco at Pittsburgh
(night)-O'DeU ,(2-0) vs. Friend
(301.
Los Angeles at Philadelphia
(night) Drysdale (Ml vs. Mahat
fey 12-2).
Chicago at St. Louis might)
Ellsworth (2-2) vs. Sadecki (0-2).
Houston at New York (night)
Farrell (1-3) vs. Willey (l-l.
Milwaukee at Cincinnati (nighU
Burdetle (3-1) vs. Jay (0-4'.
Thursday's Games
Houston at New York
S. Francisco at Pittsburgh, night
Milwaukee at Cincinnati, night
L. Angeles at Fhila., night
Chkagu at SU Louis, night
American League
W. L. Prt. GB
Kansas City
Boston
New York .
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Chicago
Minnesota
Detroit
Cleveland
12 7
ft
8 A
10 8
11 10
7 7
9 10
8 10
S 8
A 13
Ml
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.571
.558
.524
.500 2'l
.474
.444
385
.318
Washington
Tuesday's Results
Minnesota 8 Baltimore 1
L. Angeles 8 New York 3, nighl
K. Cily at Detroit, ppd, rain
Cleveland at Boston, ppd, rain
i Only games scheduled )
Wednesday's Pnobable, Pitchers
, ; Washington at Detroit Cheney
(30i vs. Aguirre (3D.
- Boston at Minnesota Wilson
(1-2) vs. Kralick !-3.
B.nlimore at Chicago 12, twi
BiEjhO Roberta (0-2 and McCor
mirk ( o-i i vs. Piuaro 10) and
Herbert (1-1).
New York at Los Angeles
(night) Terry (J-l vs. Belinsky
(04).
Cleveland at Kansas City
(night)-Bell u-oi vs. Pena (J-0).
Thursday's Games
New York at Los Angeles
Cleveland at Kansas City
Boston at Minnesota
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Into Nls First Place
By MILTON RICIIMAN
UP1 Sports Writer
Take all those reports that Curt
Simmons is washed up, wring
thoroughly and then hang them
out to dry.
Someone apparently made out
the wrong laundry ticket on the
33-year-old St. Louis Cardinals
southpaw.
Simmons underwent the first
crisis of his career w hen he man
gled two Iocs on his left foot
while mowing his front lawn in
1953.
Some felt he was through when
he was sent back to the minors
in 1959 and most experts were
sure of It when he drew his un
conditional release In ineo after
13 seasons with the Phillies.
But along comes this same
Simmons with his fourth straight
victory Tuesday night and pitches
the Cardinals into first place in
the National League by beating
the Milwaukee Braves, 2-1.
The veteran left-hander no long
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brought him a W5.000 bonus from
the rhils 16 years ago but he still
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barrier last year when he won
his first five straight games.
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through the years, Simmons was
hardly bothered at all by the
Braves as he turned in the H.tli
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left) comes up too late to get the throw at first but
watches the action.
victory of his major league ca
rcer.
Frank Boiling tagged him for
a first inning homer, after which
Simmons held the Braves hitless
until the seventh. The Cards had
no easy time either with 24-year'
old Denny Lemaster, who also
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hits during the seven innings he
pitched.
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him in the fourth and Julian
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to be the clincher.
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League contests.
Angels Beat Yankees '
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played, the Los Angeles Angels
beat the New York Yankees, 6-3,
and the Minnesota Twins defeated
the Baltimore Orioles. 8-1.
Ken McBride of the Angels had
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day layoff due to an ankle in
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runs with a home run and a
double while Leon Wagner ac
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of singles.
Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris
playing together for the first time
this season, each collected one
hit and that was during tlx ninth
inning rally. McBride yielded five
of the Yanks' seven hits in win
ning his aecrmd game. Ex-Dodg
er Man Williams was cnarRed
with his first defeat after being
routed in the filth.
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each collected a pair ot doubles
in the Twins' 14-hit attack against
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Los Angeles 100 13t OOx 6 8 1
Williams. Hamilton (51, Arroyo
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Barber, HHall (7) Stock (8) and
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By JERRY WAGGONER
Herald and Newi SporU Editor
Oregon Tech and Southern Ore
gon College locked ' horns in a
typical rival baseball game at
Gem Stadium Tuesday. The game
had all the ingredients of a Floyd
Patterson - Ingemar Johansson
fight. It was a farce at times
and a real Pier Six brawl at oth
er moments.
Incidentally,-the final score
found the Red Raiders on the long
end of a 19-14, but it took them
13 innings (that's right) to win
the game.
It took back-to-back home runs
by Bill Bailey and Manard Frank
in the top of the 13th inning toi
pull tire game out of the fire for1
the dazed Red Raiders who had
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Harkness Into Pro Fold
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draft.
Heyman and Harkness, both
All-Americas and natives of the
New York area, were two of 63
collegians selected by the nine
NBA clubs Tuesday in one of the
briefest draft round-ups in league
history.
The teams went through seven
rounds before calling it quits. The
Knicks, with the worst record in
the league last season, had first
crack at the pickings and select
ed Heyman of Rockville Centre,
N.Y. Harkness, of the Bronx, was
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Donovan then heaped praise on
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NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon
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Ponnybrook,
getting only one out. Keller took
charge on the mound and after a
couple of shaky innings, settled
down to pitch very good ball until
the back-to-back socks in the 13th
when he was so tired he could
hardly lift his right wing.
Dave Hughes, the mound main
stay of the Red Raiders, got the
win. It took a good effort on his
part, also.-The brilliant SOC ath
lete icaught the first nine in
nings and pitched the final four
frames to gain the nod. The Red
Raiders used four hurlers.
There were 32 hits in the game
and exactly half of those base
knocks were for extra bases.
There were five home runs hit
in the contest, three by Oregon
Tech and the first three this sea
son. Ed Appleman and Don Grcs-
Wednesday, May 1, 1063
I The teams selected in inverse
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idel hit the other two. There were
five doubles and six triples.
The Owls, while trailing 121
going into the bottom of the
sixth, raked relief Hurler tarry
Carr and Bob Burwell for six runs
in that frame. They knotted the
score with three runs in the sev
enth and three more in the ninth
after the Red Raiders had tallied
one other in the top of the ninth.
The three runs in the ninth
was anticlimactic in itself to tie
the game. Eowarcjs walked and
Dennis Carlson and John Crum-
rine made outs and the cause;
seemed hopeless. But Curt Graf
got his third hit of the day,' a
triple, to score Edwards. Gres
del them slammed Burwell'a
three-two pitch over the 'leftfield
barrier for a two-run homer to
tie the game. The Owls loaded the
bases up again but couldn't score.
The 10th, 11th and 12th innings
were fast ones and well played
ones. Keller was saved in a cou
ple of spots by some great field
ing. Gresdel made a sensational
catch in center and Edwards a
great stop at third.
The Owls-blew their chances in
the Uth probably. With two out
Gresdel laced a double to left
field. He tried to stretch it to
third when he saw the fielder
bobble the ball. But he was cut
down at third and the all import
ant runner at second became
the third out. ' .
The Owls go to Portland Friday.
TO A CUSTOMr.
15-14
Homers
and Saturday for a three-game
set with the Portland State Viks
who beat the Red Raiders two out
of three.
SOC
Olcktrson. 7b
Malsumurl, lb
Rssietto. cf
Jacquelte. )b
D. Hughes, c-p
Bllnka. II
J. Hughes, It
(bl Franks, It
Bailey, ss
Funderburg. 3b
(a) Frank. 3b
McKIDben, rl
Johnson, p
Carr, p
Burwell. p-c
Talals
AS H Dbl
1 J I
lion
'23 I
1 1 I
10 11
110 1
10 0 0
1 2
I I
1
0 0
12 II II 13
1 1 ) around out tor r-unaerourg m am
(bl-groudp our lor j. nugnes in iin.
OTI
IIIH Ml
Carlson, cl-rl
Crumrine, c
Graf. 2b
Gresdel, p-cl
Keller, 3b-p
Yunck, IS
Appleman, lb
Ferres, II
Runners. II
Kllchlng. rf
Edwards, 3b
Totals
SOC
II 14 14 11
S32-101-O01-O901
010004-103-oro-l
OTI
E Dickerson, D. Hughes, Matsumurl.
Jacquelte. Burwell. Edwards, Appleman,
Kilchlng; PO-A-SOC 39-14, OTI 3M1;
DP Bailey, Dickerson and Jacquelte;
Frank, Malaumuri and Jacquelte; LOB
SOC 7, Oil 12; 2B Jacquelte, Funder
burg, McKibben, Gral, Appleman; 3B
Dickerson, Rossetto. Jacquelte, Bailey,
McKibben, Graf; HR Bailey, Frank, Ed
wards, Gresdel. Appleman; SB Keller,
Matsumurl, Bllnka.
Pitchers
Ip h r er bb so
Johnson
I 4 4
Carr
Burwell
o. Hughes (Wl
Gresdel
1-3 3
3 3 0
S 4
1 1 4
4 0 0
114
3 1-3 4 4
4 3 I
1-3 4 I
Keller (l)
13 2-3 14 10
HBP Dickerson 12) (by Kellar); wr
Keller 2, Gresdel; PB crumrine; Win
ner 0. Hughes; Loser Keller; u Dur
acha and Matllck T 3:45.