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nemic 'teivart By United Press International . Jii the Pacific Count League balling averages published today Jim Stewart of Salt Lake City seems all but anonymous with his .219 average. '. B it Stewart was anything but anonymous Tuesday night when be delivered a clutch two-out Staple in the bottom of tha ninth to give the Bees a W victory over tlie Spokane Indians. That victory, combined with Oklahoma City's lt-lnnlng, 3-2 loss tti Seattle, boosted Salt Lake City (p a half-game lead In the South ern Division of the PCL. In o t h e r games, Tacoma re mained on top of the Northern Division with an easy 3-1 win over Hawaii and Mel Queen blasted a three-run homer In the eighth to power the San Diego Padres to a 7-4 victory over the Denver Bears. 'lJajn forced postponement of the Dallas Fort Worth Portland doubleheader at Portland. ' Salt Lake City and Spokane bat tled on even terms (or eight In nings and entered the ninth in ning deadlocked 1-1. The Indians put together three singles and a sacrifice bunt for two runs and apparent victory in the top half of the final frame. IBut the Beet made the most Of tivo walks and an error by Spo Kane shortstop Don Williams for dlie run, and Stewart then came through with his single to decide tjio issue. Seattle fought an uphill battle for its extra-inning win. Oklahoma led SO after three lnnlnga and; Paul Smith finally pulled theillawall Ralniera even with a plnch-hlt home run In the eighth. Seattle pinch-hittcr Russ Gibson epened the bottom of the eleventh with e single and rached third on 'sacrifice and a long fly. Then relief pitcher R. O. Smith smash. H a .incle to win hit own came Tacoma's Danny Rivas smashed a simile to win his own game. Tacoma's Danny Rlvias limited Hawaii to three hits, and pair of home runs by Ricardo Joseph gave the Giants all the runs tney needed for victory. Hawaii picked up its lone run hi the first when Chuck Dees walked, stole second and eventu n.v iicored on in Infield out. Joseph tied tlie score for the Giants with a solo homer In the fourth end put hit team In front to stay with another solo homer the next time he came to bat In the sixth. Home runs accounted for all the scoring in San Diego'l vie- Ashe May Become First Negro Star NEW YORK (UPI) Arthur Ashe, a 19-year-old student at t'CLA, may toon become the first Negro ever to represent the Unit ed Slates on a Davis Cup learn The Richmond. Va., youth ws Gene Green Will Talk With Heads I.iS A(iEI,ES (UPI - Out fielcVr Gene Own of tlie Cleve land Indians planned to fly tn Washington today In try to ''Straighten tliinu out" with Man ager Budie Tehbetts who sus pended hJn for Jumping the team. Green, wh) was dgruntled when used sparinply by Tehbells this season, said he talked by telephone w ith tlie Cleveland man ager hut that he would have to talk with him in person. -'1(1 ran t straighten tilings nut. I'm gning to go back home." Green mhI. His wife and family live in St 1mis where Green pljiyed for the Cardinals 1957-1959. Tlie 29-year old player took a room in Ihe House of Scrfas Ho tel here Monday as the tram traveled to Washington lor a-si-ries with the Senators. ' Green, who has been used as pinrh batter four limes this sea son after hilling .280 in 66 games lost year w ith Cleveland, said he wants to be played regularly. He said during the weekend se ries with the Los Angeles Angels he "heard tlie Angels were trying to get mo but Clevelsnd turned down any desl. Apparently I'm not good enough to play for Cleveland, but too good to be traded." Ask about daily "Business Card" SPOT ADS TU 4-SHt Hitting Leads y Indians tory. but Mel Queen's fence-clear er In the eighth with two run ners on proved to be the clincher. The Padres got their other four runs In the second when Don Paveltlch and Bob Klaus each got two-run homers. Chief benefactor was Ray Rlpplemeyer who regis' tared his second straight mound victory. Ethan Blackahy paced the Bears' losing effort with a home run, triple and tingle. Llnescores: Spokane 0O0-100-0O2 3-111 Salt Lake City 201-010-003 4-50 Ortega and Julian; Stevens and Holding. San Diego - 04O-000-O30 7-11-1 Denver 201-000-010 4-10-2 Rlpplemeyer and Pavletich; Car roll and Roof. Oklahoma City 011-000-000-00 2-9-1 Seattle 000-100 010 01 3-5-3 Nelson. Borland (9) and H. Smith: P. Smith, R. G. Smith 9i and Skeen. WP- R.G. Smith. LP Borland. Hawaii 100-OnO-OOO 1-3-0 Tacoma 01O001-20X 4-8-1 Leopold, Palica 9 and Rotelll; Rlvas and Barton. LP ueopoia Dallas-Ft. Worth at Portland (2 games) ppd., rain. Pacific Coast League Northern DMsloo W. L. Pel. GB Tacoma IS 7 .682 Seattle 13 .619 Hi Portland 12 8 .600 2.. Spokane 9 IS .375 7.. 8 14 .364 7. Southern Division W. L. Pet. GB Salt Lake City 10 8 .6M - Oklahoma City 12 11 .622 H San Diego 12 14 .462 2. . Denver 11 14 .440 2'i Dallas-Fort Worth 9 12 .429 2'i Tuesday's Results Seattle 8 Oklahoma City 2 San Diego 7 Denver 4 Tacoma 4 Hawaii 1 Salt Lake City 4 Spokane 3 Dallas-Fort Worth at Portland 2 ppd,, rain Wednesday's Probable Pitchers Dallas-Fort Worth (Sadowskl 3-2 and George Bamberger 1-2) at Portland tSelti 1-1 and Flynn 1-0). Hawaii (Newan 2-0) at Tacoma (Thomas 3-D Oklahoma City (Witt 0-1) at Seat tle (Stephenson 0-0). San Diego (EUis 2-2) at Denver (Olivo 3-D. Spokane (Reed) at Salt Lake City Seyfried 1-J. one of 11 players designated as randidatoa (or the squad Tuesday, The others include Chuck McKin ley, Dannls Ralston, Frank Freeh ling. Allen Fox, Charles Pasarell, Martin Riessen, Chit Buchholz, Tom Edlcfsen, Gene Scott and Don Dell. Tliis is not to be construed as our definite squad." said team captain Rob Kelleher. "But these are tlie players who. on their rec ords, must figure in our (1W3 plans." Kalleher had this to say about Ashe: "This boy has talent run ning out of his ears. He is the tinesl isegro tennis prospect woi have ever had. He is thin as a rail, hut ex tremely strong. He has the God given talent of being able to make every shot In tlie book." Kelleher registered a strong jcomplaint against I'CLA and Southern California, both of whom are insisting that tlieir tennis players compete In the national intercollegiate tourney at Prince, ton, June 17-22. Kelleher would ilike to have these players avail able lor the Davis Cup series against Iran In Teheran starting nine n. Tlie players involved are Ashe and Pasarrll, who attend UCLA,1 and Ralston and Edlefsen. stu dents at Southern Cal. 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But surgery corrected his hands and he went on to win 40 of 48 professional bouts, which included two draws The 32-year-old Pender said that the Inability of promoters to secure television lor the proposed June 1 Boslon Garden bout with Joey Giardello end the apparent Impossibility of luring Tiger into a match for the undisputed world title led him tn quit. His trainer, Al Lacv, said Pen der was In "wonderful physical condition and able to beat Joey Giardello or Dick Tiger unques tionably." But Pender said that this time his retirement was "definite." Pender, married and the father of three, will have no financial worries, according to his friends, for he had handled his money wisely. After a vacation trip to Vermont he will consider "sever al good positions" that have been offered to him. Two of the three members of Ihe Massachusetts 3oxing Com mission, caught by surprise by Pender's announcement, Indicated that it would be only a matter of days before Tiger was recognized as world middleweight champ. Commissioner Tom Raw.son said. "Where Tiger is recognized by all other groups as the cham pion, it would be Just common sense for the Massachusetts Box ing Commission to regard him as the middleweight champion. Glen Spivey Maintains Lead LVKF, OSWEGO (t'PD - Port land's Glen Spivey shot a one-undcr-par 70 for a 1.19 for .16 holes to keen the lead at the half way point o( the Oregon 0en golf tournament here Tuesday. The three-day. 72 hole tourney was scheduled to end with two 18- hole rounds today. Defending champion Bob linden of Portland also carded a 70 to move ml" second place with a 142. Tied (or third plate with s were Chuck Congdon of Tacoma, Gordon Marlatt of Salem, ama teur Slu Schrocder of Corvalhs. Al Feldman of Olympia. 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The two will join the following noted shotmakers who have been inducted into the hall during the past (our years: lwsnn Little. Lloyd Mangrum. Olin Diilra, Bud Ward. Charles rerrara. .lark Nev ille. Willie Hunter, Mardonald Smith, Harvie Ward and Douglas Grant. Black was runner-up to Gene Sarazan in the 1922 U. S. Open and three time California Slate Open King. He also is credited ith shooting the Clarcmont Course in Oakland in 57 strokes, one o( the lowest rounds in Golf historv. Harrison, no head pin at the San Francisco Olympic Club, has won 34 tournaments in 1.1 years as a professional. He won the coveted lardon trophy in 1954 for having the low est per round average among the pros. He was a three-time mem ier of the Ryder Cup team and last year was voted into the PGA Hall o( Fame. Whitman Downs Pacific Nine FOREST GROVE U PH-Whit-mon scored 10 and .11 Northwest Conference baseball wins over Parilic Tuesday. i MO MOTELS . MCU CHECKS . 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Ex-heavy weight champion Inge mar Johansson of Sweden was un expectedly boosted a notch from OCE Nine Rips George Fox MONMOUTH (UPll Oregon College of Education deleated George Fox 12 0 and 15-2 In a baseball dnuhleheader Tuesday. .sS F -fJj 5ST IU Hi nrmn nttw vm j ' tZtftM the true old-style Kentucky Bourbon Iwayt smoother because It's low-distilled rjwrfrsr ?jBr7" A Inning of the Braves-Giants it Lew Burdette. UPI Telephoto fifth to fourth because of his de cision victory over Brian London o England at Stockholm. Swed en, on April 21, although Inge- mar apparently was saved from a knockout by the final bell. Philadelphian Ernest Terrell's unexpected victory over Cleve land Williams of Houston, Tex. boosted Terrell into the t o p 10 heavies at Moore's old sta tion, No. 10. Williams dropped from fourth to sixth. Fighter Of Month Ralph Dupas of New Orleans was named "Fighter of the Month" for winning the junior middleweight crown from Denny Moyer of Portland, Ore., although the Ring Magazine does not rec ognize the "synthetic" junior mid dleweight (154-pound) division. Alphonse Halimi ot rrance, for mer world bantamweight cham pion, rose to top contender today to replace Ismael Laguna of Pan ama, who no longer can make the 118-pound limit and will fight in the featherweight 126 pound division, where he is now rated fifth. f ' : i I r 1 1 1 nt ? "AGE HERALD AND National League Umps To Call Like American NEW YORK (UPI) - National League umpires, despite a new interpretation of the balk rule, still are relying on their own judgment In deaiing with the con troversial pitch. Two balks were called in four NL games Tuesday night one against Bob Purkey of the Cin cinnati Reds and the other acainsl Bisons Up Lead In Northern Loop By United Press International Steve Ridzik has been kicking around baseball fields (or a long time, and as far as the Toronto Maple Leafs are concerned he's improving with age. Ridzik, who celebrated his 34th birthday last week, pitched his first ball as a professional for Greens born in the Carolina League in 1945. He has been many places since then, Including several years in the majors, and he's learned his craft well. The veteran righthander provid ed the answer (or the Leafs once! again Tuesday night, turning back the Syracuse Chiefs. 3-2. It was the fourth victory In (ive de cisions this year (or Ridzik. and prevented Toronto Irom falling into the Northern Division cellar The Leafs have won only nine games In all. The ' Buffalo Bisons boosted their first place lead in the , . ii wmmim GHYILQE8 TIMS tt- wmwn tt- MM $m H.,d &$Wf?i Mater WfffflA H.z.ra Wj9 nt BusrsntM leanwilet i Tirtstont NYLONAIRE 9 69 6.70-18 Tub-typ. B'neMwiilt 6 70-13 or 7.BO-1 TUBELESS Blaekwftll '11 69' Tabiltss Wnittwalls Ontf II More All prices plus tat end trade Tire$tone double guarantee honored by mo, than 6O.OO0 1. dealer. and tores from LieiTIMi. 0ONTa tat IM ! 1 "-I"" :.i ;-:r:;:.r i $ g o iv truM ..- i I,:,;.. ,. .f.,,,,,,,,!, ,, ,., 0 , , 6th ! NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Ray Washburn of the St. Louis Cardinals. None were called in live American League night james. Baseball's top bra." agreed dur ing a meeting here Tuesday that the confusing one-second stop re quirement be eliminated from the balk rule. However, Commissioner Ford (Northern Division to 3'i games by beating the Jacksonville Suns, !M, while the Rochester Red Wings were stopped by the Rich mond Virginians. 8-8. 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