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Newspaper Page Text. ......... i j . r I Giants iegain First Place; Bed Sox Improve With Pesky Mets Win Again Behind Top Performance Of Al Jackson ; By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer Caiey Stengel, master of the non sequitor. reserves one of his best for pitcher Al Jackson of the New York Mets. "If he wasn't a left hander," says Stengel, "you'd think he was a ball player." What Stengel means is that the 27-year-old native of Waco, Tex., moves with such grace that he would be mistaken for a short stop or a second-baseman ex cept, of course, for the fact he's left-handed. As it is, Jackson is a pitcher and he's turning out to be a mighty good one, too. A 20-game loser for the forlorn Mets of 1962, Jackson posted his third win against two defeats this year when he beat the Philadel phia Phillies, 3-1, Tuesday night. Jackson allowed 11 hits, including three doubles and a triple, and the Phillies had a runner in scor ing position in five of the first eight innings but they didn't score until Bobby Wine homered in the ninth. Charlie Neal hit an inside-the-park homer and Frank Thomas hit a two-run homer in the first inning to provide all three runs for the Mets, who have won four of their last seven games to achieve a respectability they nev er had in '62. Nobody is rating them a first-division threat in the strong iNL but they're no longer the patsies that drove Stengel whacky last year. Sandy Koufax and Bob Purkcy, two pitchers who could be of key importance in the pennant race, provided encouraging news Tues day night for the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Cincinnati Reds. JEEP OWNERS! Wo art now your hfodcuortors for all your 4-whool aVivt noorfiT Authorized Parti, SALES and SERVICE WILLYS "Jeep" Vehicles Joe Fisher 77 So. 7th Ph. 4-114 Koufax, sidelined since May 23. pitched a five-hitter for eight in nings as the Dodgers clobbered the St. Louis Cardinals, 11-1, while Purkey, out since spring training with a lame arm, yield ed four hits and one run in S 1-3 innings and left the game with the lead even though Die Houston Colts rallied to top the Reds, 3-2. The San Francisco Giants went back into first place with a 5-2 win over the Milwaukee Braves and the Chicago Cubs beat the Pittsburgh Pirates, 5-4, in other NL games. In the American League, the Detroit Tigers defeated the New York Yankees, 6-2, the Boston Red Sox downed the Baltimore Orioles, 5-1, the Chicago White Sox shaded the Kansas City Ath letics, 2-1, the Cleveland Indians topped the Washington Senators, 7-3, in It innings and the Los An geles Angels beat the Minnesota Twins, 2 0. The Dodgers hacked Koufax with a 13-hit attack that included three hits by Ron Fairly, a hom er by Tommy Davis, a triple by Johnny Roseboro and three dou bles. Ray Washburn, who had won five straight games. . was routed in three innings and suf fered his first defeat. Purkcy turned over a 2-1 lead to his successor but the Colts ral lied for two runs on singles by Jim Campbell, Johnny Temple, Bob Lillis and Rusty Staub in the eighth to hand Joey Jay. a 21 game winner in each of the last two seasons, his sixth straight de feat of 19fi3. Juan Marichal pitched a four hitter and Felipe. Alou. Ed Bailey and Jose Pagan homered for the Giants, who replaced the Pirates in first place. Hank Aaron hom ered for the Braves, who saw FUEL OIL DELIVERED 7 DAYS A WEEK Ph. TU 4-6788 Joy Hawk PETROLEUM 21 35 So. 6th or So. 6th and Crest Lew Burdette's record squared at 3-3. Pittsburgh 010 000 201- 4 5 3 Chicago 011 000 2lx- 5 11 0 Caldwell, Sisk i8 and Burgess. Jackson 3-3 and Rancw. Loser Cardwell U-4. HR Clemente, Banks, Burgess. Phila 000 000 001 1 11 0 New York 300 000 OOx 3 7 0 Mahatfey, Short (7), Hamilton li and Oldis. Jackson 13-2) and Coleman. Loser Mahaffey (2-4). HR Neal, Thomas, Wine. Los Angeles 113 400 002-11 13 2 St. Louis 000 000 010 1 7 5 Koufax, Howe '91 and Rose boro, Camilli 19. Washburn, Oli vo (31, Fanok 4, Bauta (9) and Oliver. Winner Koufax (3-D Loser Washburn (5-U..HR-T. Davis, Burke. San Fran 120 100 000- 5 6 2 Milwaukee 000 100 010 2 4 2 Marichal (4-2 and Bailey. Bur delte. Fischer (5, Funk 9 and Torre. Loser Burdettc 3-3l. HR F. Alou, Bailey, Pagan, H Aaron. Houston 000 100 020 3 10 0 Cincinnati 000 020 000- 2 7 1 Notlebart, Kemmerer (8) a n d Campbell. Purkey. Henry (61 Jay (7 and Edwards, winner Nottcbart (4-H. Loser-Jay (0-61 HR Coleman. American League Boston 100 110 200 5 12 0 Baltimore 000 000 100- 1 3 3 Wilson ( 3-2 and Tillman. Rob oris. Miller 7, Narum ana Orsino. Loser Roberts (0-4) HR-Clinton. . New York 0O0 000 002 2 7 0 Detroit 010 200 12x 6 9 0 Stafford, Reniff (5, Bridges 8 and Howard. Mossi (3-11 and Frechan. Loser Stafford (1-21 HR Frcehan, Tresh. Chicago 100 000 100 2 10 1 Kansas City 000 000 010 1 6 Ruzhardt. Wilhelm (91 and Martin Wirkersham Fischer (91 and Bryan. Winner Buzhardt i2-li. Loser Wickcrsham l-2i. ill inningsi Cleve 100 100 100 04 7 13 0 Wash 000 100 002 00 3 10 1 McDowell. Nischwilz i9. Lat man ioi. Allen (101 and Edwards Osteen. Kline S ' . Coatcs (I0. j Quirk (11 and Leppcrt. Retzer ilO'. Winner Allen (1-0'. Loser ; Coales '0-21. HR Alvis. Minnesota 000 000 000 0 3 0 Los Ancelcs 200 000 OOx 2 .1 0 1 Perry -H and Battey. Turley 1 1-3 1 and b. Sadowski. $caflrauvs I mourn wfttftn J . m . J&m l .. ""Ml . -oW"" '"""" V"' i "V'a, f . n f 'iJ J2 1 . J ' ' V " i; ' 1 By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer Tlierc arc two words needed to explain why the Boston Red Sox are off to their best start in 10 years: Pesky and pitching. Rookie Manager Johnny Pesky has instilled a new spirit and a strong young pitching staff com pletes the new look of a team that so often in the past has been all muscle at the plate and all thumbs in the field. The combination has the Red Sox occupying first place in the American League today neaay experience tor the sur vivors of last season s eighth place bumblers. The Red Sox reached the too rung lor tne second time this sea son when they beat the Baltimore Orioles, 5-1, Tuesday night to give WINNING FORM Winning Angel Bob Turley pitches a three-hit shutout to scor his first victory for Los Angeles, a 2-0 blanking of the Minnesota Twins. The 32-year-old ex-Yankee struck out nine and did not walk a man. He retired 1 7 batters in a row after the third inning. UPI Telephoto Robinson Will Join Alabamans NEW YORK (UPI I Jackie Robinson, the fitst Negro to crack major league baseball's color bar rier, said Tuesday he will join the anti-segregation demonstra tions in Birmingham, Ala., next week. The former Brooklyn Dodgers star, now an executive with a restaurant chain, announced he is "going down lo Birmingham my self. "I don't like to be bitten by dogs, because I'm a coward. I don't like to go to jail either be cause, as I say, I'm a coward. "But we've got to show Martin Luther King that we are behind him." He made the announcement at meeting to raise funds lo back Southern integrationisU. He said he hopes the dem onstrations will move President Kennedy to "get up off whatever he is sitting on and da something I about a horrible situation. "There hasn't been a peep out of him on this." he said. MAJOR LEAGUE let By L'nited Press International National League San Francisco Pittsburgh St. Louis Chicago Milwaukee !.os Angeles Philadelphia Cincinnati New York Houston W L Pel. 17 10 .630 14 9 .60H 16 II .593 14 11 .5ti0 13 14 .481 13 14 .481 11 13 .438 10 13 .435 10 15 .400 8 17 .346 1 i Ql 10 f rir :- Summertime! The season to widen your world of pleasure SSLL Meeting Set Tonight The South Suburban Little League Auxiliary will meet to night at 7.30 at the Klamath County Fairgrounds Exhibit Build ing. All mothers of major league players and players who will be in minor leagues this year are urged lo attend the meeting- Tuesday's Result New York 3 Philadelphia 1, night Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 4 Houston 3 Cincinnati 2. night San Fran. 5 Milwaukee 2, night Los Angeles II St. Louis 1, night Wednesday'! Probable Pitrherf Pittsburgh at Chicago Mc Bean 2-1 vs. Buhl 2-2. Philadelphia at New York Culp (3-21 vs. Craig (2-3i. Houston at Cincinnati, night Bruce 11-21 vs. Nuxhall H-H. San Francisco at Milwaukee night Fisher (2-2 vs. Hendley 13-H. Los Angeles at St. Louis, night. Miller '2-21 vs. Broglio "3-11. Thursday Games Pittsburgh at Chicago Philadelphia at New York Houston at Cincinnati, night San Francisco at Milwaukee Los Angeles at St. Louis, night Amrriran League W. L. PtH CB Boston Kansas City New York Chicago Cleveland Baltimore Lo Angeles Minnesota Detroit Washington 12 8 .600 15 II .577 12 9 .571 1.1 10 .565 10 9 .526 13 12 .520 14 14 .500 10 15 .400 10 15 .400 10 16 .365 Boston Takes Over First Place In American League PS TEE TALK The golfing women of Reames Golf and Country Club will try1 to "Beat the Pro in Friday s scheduled play. Pro Jim Warner will give all the members a chance by adding a few strokes to their handicaps. Pairings for both 18-hole and nine-hole players will be made at the pro shop between 8:30 and 9 a.m. Junior golfers are reminded ol the swing session on Saturday morning. Boys' classes start at 8:30 a.m. and girls at 9. them six victories in their last eight games. Earl Wilson, 12 8 in- luding a no-hitter last year, fired a three-hitter and struck out sev en to raise his 1963 mark to 3-2. Roberts Loses Again Lu Clinton homered, Frank Mal- zone had three nits and Chuck Schilling, Carl Yastrzemski and Roman Mcjias had two each to lead the Red Sox' 12-hit attack that dealt 19(12 comeback of the year star Robin Roberts h i s fourth consecutive loss of 1963. Boog Powell doubled home Uie Orioles' run. The Detroit Tigers beat the New York Yankees, 6-2, the Los Angeles Angels topped the Minne sota Twins, 2-0, the Cleveland In-! dians defeated the Washington! Senators, 7-3, in 11 innings and the Chicago White Sox edged out the Kansas City Athletics, 2-1, in other AL games. In the National League, the Chi cago Cubs boat the Pittsburgh Pi rates, 5-4, the New York Mets shaded the Philadelphia Phillies, 3-1, the Los Angeles Dodgers rout- ed the St. Louis Cardinals, 11-1, the San Francisco Giants beat the Milwaukee Braves, 5-2, and the Houston Colts topped the Cincin nati Hods, 3-2. Bill Frechan, $100,000 bonus catcher, scored three runs and drove in two with a homer, triple and double to lead Detroit's nine hit attack on Bill Stafford and two successors. Don Mossi, beat- ing the Yankees for the second time this season, allowed seven hits, no walks and struck out four. Pilches Three-Hitter Ex-Yankee Bob Turley pitched a three-hitter to win his first game for the Angels, who pur chased him conditionally from New York last October. Turley, a 21-game winner in 1958 who has had a variety of arm ailments for the last three years, struck out nine and didn t walk a batter. Leon Wagner continued his fine hitting for the Angels with two singles and a run batted In. Pinch-hitter Johnny Romano's two-run double and Al Luplow's two-run single were the big blows of a four-run llth-inning rally that carried the Indians to their fifth straight win. Bob Allen, the fourth Cleveland hurler, was the win ning pitcher. Four Senators were ejected from the 3:23 struggle by Umpire Al Salerno. Johnny Buzhardt, aided by Hoyt Wilhelm's ninth-inning relief, won his second game for the White Sox, who knocked the Athletics out of first place. Buzhardt sin gled home one White Sox mn and Floyd Robinson had a run-scoring single and a double to extend his hitting streak to eight games. Wednes., May 8, 1963 Page I B Herald News Klamath Falls We Work In Dirt! Foundations Back Hoe Ditch Cleaning Loader Work Harold Simmers EXCAVATION 2144 Potttraon TU 2-6003 Boston 5 Baltimore 1, night Cleveland 7 Wash. 3, 10 inn., night Chicago 2 Kansas City 1, night Los Angeles 2 Minnesota 0, night Wednesday's Probable Pitchers Minnesota at m Angeles, night Kaal l-3 vs. Lee (2-1 . Chicago at Kansas City, night Fisher d-4i vs. Rakow (3-H. Cleveland at Washington, night -Kralitk il-4 vs. Rudolph (2-21 Boston at Baltimore, night Conley (l-0 vs. Barber (5-21. New York at Detroit, night Williams '2-1 1 vs. Bunning (1-3 Thursday's Games Boston at Baltimore, night Cleveland at Washington, night New York al Chicago, night Only games scheduled! Sports Car Meeting Set Sports and Imports of Klamath Falls will hold its first meeting of the year Friday at 8 p.m. in the upstairs meeting room of the Klamath County Library. Plans will be discussed for fu ture events to be held locally and in neighboring Southern Oregon and Northern California towns. Anyone w-ho owns a sports or imported car interested in joining the club is invited lo attend the meeting. I WANT A JOB IN THE SKY? Vaii r....l f.lhvllial Von i HIKE Kir oiet to oxrltltif plci! lOU gri ui pmy ina rapm TSS" 1 " JT r Ttv viiirrmrm, vaunf men na worn- B "f-Ci, ' i I in nfrded ftlrllnc RKSFRVA- f , i .' 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