Etoufax Exposes Myth With Win; Hed Sox Cop Pair From
LA
Braves' Hurler Comes Near
No-Hit Game Against Cards
By l'nited Press International
Sandy Koufax exposed one of
baseball's oldest myths today by
proving a pitcher doesn't neces
sarily have to take his lumps the
next time out after a no-hitter.
Down through the years rela
tively few major league pitchers
have managed to go the distance
in their next game following a
no-hit performance.
Koufax, who hurled a no-hitter
against the San Francisco Giants
last Saturday night, not only
want nine innings Wednesday
night but did better than that,
going 12 while leading the Los
Angeles Dodgers to a 3-2 extra
inning triumph over the Philadel
phia Phillies.
The southpaw fastballcr gave
up 11 hits but struck out 12 and
did not walk a man. It was only
the second time in his major
league career that he did not
give up a walk during an entire
game.
Ron Fairly provided Koufax
with his fifth victory by singling
home Jim Gilliam from second
base in the bottom of the 12th.
Reliever Johnny Klippstein had
retired 14 straight batters before
Gilliam singled in the 12th and
moved up to second base on Bob
Oldis' passed ball.
Braves Down Cardinals
Elsewhere in the National
League, the Milwaukee Braves
defeated the St. Louis Cardinals
9- 3, the league-leading San Fran
cisco Giants shaded the Pitts
burgh Pirates 4-3, the Cincinnati
Reds crushed the Chicago Cubs
10- 2. and the New . York Mets
snapped the Houston Colls' six
game winning streak 7-4.
In the American League, the
first-place Chicago White Sox
topped the Detroit Tigers 7-4, the
Boston Red Sox took two from
the Los Angeles Angels 9-3 and
7-6, the Cleveland Indians beat
the Kansas City A's 1-0, the New
York Yankees downed the Minne
sota Twins 4-3, and the Balti
more Orioles defeated the Wash
ington Senators 7-1.
Bob Hendley of the Braves held
the Cardinals hitlcss for B 1-3 in
nings before Curt Flood tripled.
The Milwaukee southpaw gave up
two more hits in the ninth and
settled fur a three-hitter and his
fourth victory. Denis Menke con
nected for his fourth homer of
the year off Curt Simmons, who
lost his first game after five
straight' victories.
Held To Four Hits
The Giants were limited to four
hits by loser Don Cardwell and
two Pirate relievers but rallied
for four runs in the fifth to win.
Carriweii. now 1-5. walked win
ning pitcher Juan Marichal 5-3
with the bases full in the fifth
and hit Felipe Alou with a pitch
to force in another run. An error
by third baseman Bob Bailey on
Willie Mays' hard smash pro
duced two more runs.
Frank Robinson and rookie
Pete Rose each collected three
hits to pace the Reds to their
victory over the Cubs as Jim Ma
loney won his first game of the
season with help from Al Worth
ington. Southpaw Al Jackson scattered
nine hits and struck out six to
post his fourth victory for the
Mets in their game with the
Colts. The Mets took advantage
of three unearned runs to hand
Ken Johnson his sixth defeat in
seven decisions.
Major League Results
By l'nited Press International
American League
Minnesota ' 000 012 000 3 8 0i
New York 000 002 02x 4 8 0
Pascual, Moore 8 and Batley,
Zimmerman (8). Terry, Stafford
(81 and Howard. Winner Staf
ford i2-2i. Loser Pascual 4-4.
Hit-Mantle.
First game
Los Angeles loo 001 001-3 9 3!
Boston 304 110 00X-9 12 2
Belinsky. Fowler 3 . Morgan
151, Turley 6, Spring .'8 and
E. S a d 0 w s k i, Kirkpatrick (5'.
Monbouquette 1 3-4 and Tillman.
Loser-Bclinsky H-61. HRS Stu
art, Wagner.
Second game
I Anreles 111 012 1)00-fi 10 2
Boston 033 000 nix 7 12 f
McBride, Navarro (4i, Chance
i6i and E. Sadowski. Delock, La-
mabe I5. Earley i7. Radatz;
171 and Nixon. Winner Radatz
'3-H. Loser Chance 3-4i. HR
G. Thomas, Stuart.
Grant 13-31 and Romano. Loser
Pena (2-1 1.
National League
New York 01 020 220 7 13 2
Houston 000 010 003 4 9 1
Jdcksun (4-3i ami Coleman
Johnson, Kemmercr (61, McMa
hon (7ij Zachary (8, Woode
shick (81 and Bateman. Loser-
Johnson (l-6i. HR Bateman.
Cincinnati 104 003 110-10 IS 2
Chicago 000 110 000 2 7 0
Maloney, Worthington (6) and
Pavletich. Hobbie, Brewer (3),
Toth 161, Koonce 18) and Bertel),
Schaffer 17). Winner Malo
ney 15-11. Loser Hobbie (1-4).
HR Brock.
Pittsburgh 000 OOt 020 3 9 2
San Francisco 000 040 OOx 4 4 1
Cardwell, Sisk (5), McBean (7)
and Pagliaroni. Marichal, Bolin
and E. Bailey. Winner Mari
chal (5-3). Loser Cardwell (1-5).
St. Louis 000 000 003 3 3 2
Milwaukee 001 300 50x 9 7 2
Simmons, Fanok 6. Bauta (7)
and Oliver. Hendley (4-21 and
Torre. Loser Simmons (5-11. HR
Menke.
12 innings
Plnla 000 010 001 000-2 11 0
L. A. 001 010 000 0013 8 2
Short, Baldschun (5), Klipp
stein (8) and Oldis. Koufax (5-1)
md Rnseboro. Loser Klippstein
l-2i.
Baltimore
Washington
Pappas 3-0)
ey, Brnnstad
looser Cheney
010 320 001- 7 9 0
000 000 010 1 3 3
and Orsinn. Chen-
(71 and Reticr
(4-3. HRS Gen
tile, Brandt, Adair, Relzer.
Kansas City 000 0(10 000 0 2 0
Cleveland 100 0110 OOx 1 4 0
Pena. Wvatt (8 and Sullivan
-rue)
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Pacific Coast League Standings
By United Press International
W. L. Pet. GB
Seattle IS lo .643
Tacoma 18 12 .600 1
Portland 13 13 .5.16 3
Spokane 15 18 .455 S'i
Hawaii 11 18 .379 7'i
Southern Division
W. L. Pet. GB
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Stuart Hits Grand Slam,
Three-Run Homers For Sox
SECOND EJECTION COMING UP Plata umpire Bill McKinley, left, ejects mana
ger Bill Rigney of the Los Angeles Angels from the gam in the fourth inning of the twi
light gpener with the Red Sox Wednesday. McKinley has an intent audience in the fans
as Rigney. glares at McKinley. Player George,Thomas was also elected by umpire Bill
Valentine. The Red Sox also won both games. UPI Telephoto
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Thursday, May 16, 1963
PAGE 9 A
Seattle Southpaw Making
Way Nearer To Major Loop
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Oklahoma City
Dallas-Ft. W.
Denver
14 12 .5.18
18 16 .529
15 15 .500
14 16 .467
13 21 .382
Wednesday's Results
Dallas-Ft. Worth 9 Salt Lake City
5
Oklahoma City 7 Denver 3
Seattle 4, San Diego 0
Spokane 6. Tacoma 4
Hawaii 9, Portland 3
Probable Pitchers
Salt Lake City (Mudrnck, 10 1 at
Dallas-Ft. Worth (Doller 2-1 1.
Portland (Mnntcagudo 2-2 ' at Ha
waii (Moglothin 1-4'.
Denver (Witt 0-2) at Oklahoma
City (Giusli 3-2'.
Seattle iHeffner 3-3 at San Diego
(Breeden ML
(Only games scheduled)
Northwest League Standings
By Inllrd Press International
W. I.. Pet. GB
14 8 .6.16 ..
10 6 .625
11 8 .600
10 II .476
9 10 .474
2 14 .125
Tri-City
Yakima
Wenatchee
I.cw iston
Salem
Eugene
1
Wednesday'! Results
Tri-City 11 Eugene 2
Yakima 6 Lewiston 5
Wenatchee 4 Salem n
Today's Schedule
Salem al Tri-City
(only game scheduled)
Distinctive features of the din
go, wild dog of Australia, is that
it both lives with man and runs
wild.
By CHARLES II. WILSON JR.
L'nited Press International
For Wilbur Wood, the step from
the Pacific Coast League to the
majors is as long as the trip
from Seattle to Boston, and the
young Rainier southpaw is closing
that distance just about every
lime he walks to the mound.
The 21-year-old native of Bel
mont. Mass.. was signed by the
Red Sox in '1060 just alter being
named the outstanding high school
hurler in the greater Boston area.
He saw action in a Red Sox
uniform briefly at the end of the
last two seasons, and he may be
wearing that uniform on a more
permanent basis if he continues
to pitch as he did Wednesday.
Wood held San Diego to six hits
and picked up his fourth straight
victory as the Rainicrs blanked
the Padres 4-0. Wood fanned eight
men and showed perfect control
in not walking a batter.
Other Games
In other -action around the
league. George Williams' home
run sparked a four-run rally by
Oklahoma City that carried the
BOcrs to a 7-3 victory over Den
vcr, Hawaii blasted out of a long
batting slump with 17 hits to turn
hack Portland 9-3. the Dallas-Fort
Worth Rangers used the home
run ball to defeat Salt Lake City
9-5 and superb relief pitching by
Ken Rdwe preserved Spokane's
6-4 victory over Tacoma.
Wood got all the offensive sup
port he needed from teammate
Billy Harrcll who drove in three
runs with two singles and a sacri
fice fly.
Oklahoma City and Denver were
deadlocked 3-3 w h e rr Williams
smashed his home run with two
men on base to ignite a four-run
outburst by the Biters in the
seventh.
Johnny Weekly had accounted
for all three Oklahoma City runs
in the early innings with three
hits. Starter Ben Johnson, who
left the game for a pinch hitter
in the seventh, was credited with
the victory, his second in three
decisions.
Render Lead Islanders
Veteran Carlos Bernier made
the most noise in Hawaii's hitting
spree with five hits in five trips,
including a bases-empty home
run. Chuck Dees also got into the
act for the Islanders with four
safeties and Iwo RBi's.
Hawaii starter Ed Thomas w as
working on a no-hitter until Port
land's Jay Hankins dropped a
double down the left field line with
one out in the seventh inning.
Joe Christian, George Banks
and Ray Jablonski. led Dallas-
Fort Worth's home run . parade
against Denver. Christian's four-
bagger ignited a four-run ranger
rally in the first inning, and
Banks' and Jablnnski's home runs
came during a four-run outburst
in the fifth.
Ranger starter Marv Mecklen
burg survived a four-run spurt by
the Bees in the eighth and went
the distance for his second win in
three decisions.
The Spokane Indians got off to
a quick 6-0 lead belore lacoma
started whittling it down with
three runs In the third and one
in the sixth.
When the Giants Jim Hart walk
ed to lead off the eighth. Rowe
was called In from the bullpen to
relieve starter Norm Koch. Row
struck out the side in the eighth
and retired the Giants in order in
the ninth to preserve the victory
for Koch.
Llnesrores:
Spokane 402-000000 6-121
Tacoma 003-001-000 4 8 2
Koch. Roue (8) and Julian:
Herbel, Sinner (1) and Barton.
Seattle J01-020-000 4-10 n
San Diego 000-000-000 0-60
Wood and Gibson; Flavin ana
Saul.
Denver 010-2O0-000 390
Oklahoma City 102-OOtMOx 7-10-4
Carroll. Clapp 7. Olivo (8) and
Roof; Johnson, Dickson (8) and
Woolen. WP-Johnson. LP-Carroll.
Hrs-McKnight, Dvr. 2nd; Withrow.
Dvr, 4th; Williams, OC, 7th.
Salt Lake City oni-OnOJVW 5-9-1
Dallas-Ft W. 40O-14OO0X 9-11-1
Steevens, Schandevel (1) Kay
(S) and Barragan; Mecklenburg
and McCabe. LP-Steevens. Hrs
Christian, Da-Fw, 1st; Banks, Da-
Fw; 5th; Jablonski, Da-Fw, 5th.
Portland 000-002-010 3-7-1
Hawaii 101-.WV04X 9-17-0
Archer, Kern (6) and Aczue:
Thomas '(3-2) and Rosselli. LP-
Archer (2-3. Hrs-Knoop, Haw 4th
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Major League Standings
By United Tress International
American League
W. L. Prt CB
211
17
Chicago
Boston
New York
Kansas City
Baltimore
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Detroit
Washington
Minnesota
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.607
.571
.563
.563
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By L'nited Press International
Some guys back up to the pay
indow, but Dick Stuart had to
be different he went clear over
the wall.
Twice 1
That's the friendly left-field
all at Fenway Park and what1
better time lo hit a couple of
balls over it than on pay day?
They passed out the pay checks
all over the majors Wednesday
and Stuart picked the occasion to!
pace the second-place Boston Red
Sox to a 9-3 and 7-6' twi-night
sweep over the Los Angeles An
gels with a grand slam homer in
the opener and a three-run hom
er in the nightcap.
It was kind of a mixed-up
night for the ex-Pittsburgh first
baseman.
The Fenway Park crowd of 12,-
789 booed him for committing his
first two errors of the season but
lso cheered him for hitting his
sixth homer with the bases full
the third inning of the first
game and his seventh homer with
two on in the third inning of the!
finale.
Drivel In Seven Runs
Stuart drove in a total of seven
runs during the twin bill, and al
though his first homer assured
Bill Monbouquette his third vic
tory, Russ Nixon had lo break a
all tie with an eighth-inning
double in the nightcap to bring
reliever -Dick Radatz his third
triumph."
The league-leading Chicago
White Sox came from behind to
down the Detroit Tigers 7-4, the
Cleveland Indians blanked the
Kansas City A's 10, tho Balti
more Orioles walloped the Wash
ington Senators 7-1, and the New
York Yankees ran their winning
streak to four games with a 4-3
win over the Minnesota Twins.
In the National League, the
first-place San Francisco Giants
outlasted the Pittsburgh Pirates
4-3, the New York Mets ended
the Houston Colts' six-game win
ning streak 7-4, the Cincinnati
Reds ran over the Chicago Cubs
10-2, the Milwaukee Braves sub
dued the St. Louis Cardinals 8-3,
and the Los Angeles Dodgers
beat the Philadelphia Phillies 3-2
in 12 innings.
Nicholson Hits Homer
Dave Nicholson's eighth home
run with one on highlighted a 12-
hit attack on four Tiger pitchers
that carried the White Sox to
their 11th victory In their last 14
games.
Jim (Mudcat) Grant set down
the A's on two hits to even his
record at 3-3 with the Indians.'
Tito Francona singled home the
only run of the game in the first
inning off Orlando Pena, who suf
fered his third loss In seven de
cisions. , ;
Home runs by Jim Gentile,"
Jackie Brandt and Jerry Adair
powoerd hta Orioles to their vic
tory over the Senators. Milt Pap-'
pas yielded only three hits, in
cluding a homer by Ken Relzer,
in winning his third straight with
out a defeat.
The slumping Twins built a 3-0
lead against the Yankees but
Mickey Mantle hit a two-run
homer in the sixth Inning and.
Liston Howard smg'ed home the
winning run to cap a two-run
rally in the eighth.
STRENGTHENS END CORPS
GREEN BAY. Wis. (UPD
Green Bay Packer coach Vince
Lombardi took a step to strength
en his defensive end corps today
by signing Urban Henry, who
played two years with the Los
Angeles Rams, as a free agent.
The Georgia Tech alumnus will
probably be tried In the defen
sive end spot vacated when Bill
Quinlan was traded to the New
York Giants.
Rookie Dave Robinson of tPenn
Staus and veterans Ron Gassert
and Ron Kostelnik are also try
ing for the end spot
Wednesday's Results
New York 4 Minnesota 3
Boston 9 Los Angeles 3, 1st
Boston 7 Los Angeles 6, 2nd, nighl
Baltimore 7 Washington 1, night
Cleveland 1 Kansas City 0, night
Chicago 7 Detroit 4, night
Thursday's Probable Pitchers
Chicago at Cleveland, night
Buzhardt (3-D vs. Donovan (2-2).
Los Angeles at Boston Osinski
(2-0) vs. Wilson (Mi.
Washington at Baltimore, night
Rudolph (3-3) vs. Estrada (1-1.
(Only games scheduled)
Friday's Games
Minnesota at Cleveland, night
Detroit at Washington, 2, twilight-
night
Chicago at Baltimore, night
Kansas City at Boston, night
Los Angeles at New York, night
National League
W. L. Pet. CB
San Francisco 21 13 .618 ...
SL Louis It) 1 .543 2'i
Los Angeles 18 Id .529 3
Pittsburgh 16 IS .516 3i3
Chicago 17 16 .515 J'i
Cincinnati 15 16 .484 4
Philadelphia 15 17 9 S
Milwaukee 16 19 .4.7 6
New York 13 19 .441 6
Houston 15 20 .429 6'i
Wednesday's Results
New York 7 Houston 4
Cincinnati 10 Chicago 2
San Francisco 4 Pittsburgh 3
Milwaukee 9 St. Louis 3. night
Los Angeles 3 Philadelphia 2. 12
innings, night
Thursday's Prnhahle rilrhrrs
Cincinnati at Chicago O Toole
'6 2! vs. Jackson M 1.
St. Louis at Milwaukee Wash
burn (5-21 vs. Lemaster (I II.
New York at San Francisco
Hook 11-41 vs. O'Dell '401.
Philadelphia at Houston, night
Culp (3-2) vs. Drott (1-0).
Pittsburgh at Ln Angeles, night
Schwall '2-l vs. Podres (1-3'.
Friday's Games
Milwaukee at Chicago
Cincinnati at St. Louis, ntshl
Philadelphia at Houston, night
Pittsburgh at lis Angeles, night
New York at San Fran., night
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