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Baltimore Moves Info First Place In Americas! lehin fa: HERALD AND news, Klamath falls. Oregon TierfyTl7 IMS PAGET) . Hx fctAH I Jr2-'? Gfll CrakVi By Lulled I'rCH InlcniBiionai W 'fatf" fl t Tj ' Uik V American League - - V 'IW f Kansas City 2I 55 .571 1 ll. " Si ' t V." t? '" V T I Clcland 18 16 .500 3', " -U-VT- 4 ' iWi, 1 ' ' VA . V Los Angeles 18 23 . 8 ' 1 'IcCiS . . VC: - ' TJAt- 1 IXy.A , S3 2! .4.7 'fc . . -Tta M P - " 1 m s Detrait 14 21 m 7 " .f- - rVjy - v 'if' if I Br f Washingtn 25 .as ' xv " ' "' i' ', ' ' ' " if W i E Monday's Results "V- "TV ' " Sr '-"'" " ' - ' .' J' 2f M f Chicago 5 Washington 4, night tySfc. - ".- - . I 'A f IV- jO Cleveland 7 Los Angeles. 5. night ':.; 'V.V" Jt-"Hs2 ...'-. tkJt - i af hf, M i Baltimore 6 Detroit 0. niqht -'v ' jk.,' ' v.?C- fH-Vj -" J' & $C H . .. ( ' .. . . . :.; Hrv--:-s4 Los Angeles at Cleveland ' " - I J -Jf Sj-, ' . -"V IN STATE MEET THIS WEEKEND Walt Smith, javelin thrower for the Klamath Union Pelicans, will ba in the state track meet in Corvallis this Saturday and will be the favorite to win the event. He is the second best in the nation with a brilliant heave of 220-11' last Sat urday in the district meet in Medford. He could set a new state record with another such toil this week. The state record is 220-3. Bo Belinsky Sent To Bullpen By LA CLEVELAND lUPi'-Bo Belin sky has been sent to the'bullpcti and the' Los Angeles Angpls are talking about sending him on an other trip to the Cleveland Indian-. The Indians are looking for an other left-handed pitcher and they'll take the 26-year-old Belin sky even with his disappointing 1-7 record, his inflated 6.4.1 earned run average and his fond ness for live bright lights. Only hitch up to now is which players the Angels would get in return and among the possibili ties are infielder Mike De La Hot. pitcher Jerry Walker and utilityman Gene Green. Manager Bill Rigney of the An gels and Cleveland Manager Bir die Tebhetts huddled for some time before Monday night's game and although neither revealed the nature of tlieir conversation, it Oregon State Beats Huskies SEATTLE ' LP! Run-pri-ducin? sinclcs by Vector St'ilh and Dave Hayward in the fourth inning gave Oregon State a 2-1 Northern Division baseball win over Washington Monday. Oregon State now is 8-2 and Oregon 8-.1 in league action. The Northern Division winner issched uled to meet Southern California May 3t-lune 1 in a best-of-three series on the northern team's home field for an NCAA tourney berth. Cecil Ira of Oregon State had in strikeouts and allowed only four hits, a performance matched by Jake Kupp of the losers. Linescorc: Oregon State OW 2nd ono 2-4-1 Washington mo WO ino 1-4-0 Ira and Havward; Kupp and Thompson. ! J f ' y v. y 1 I V CASEY CONTEMPLATES In typical Cy Stengel manner, th Naw York Mti manager angagai in ni mateiJ conration with reporters frlor to th New York Mets-Oodgen doublehsadsr Sunday. Th Meti, compoied of many ?-Dodgri, dropped both ar-di i was known to have centered around Belinsky. Rigney has another appoint ment today with Cleveland Gen eral -Manager Gaoe Paul, who told General manager Fred Han ey of the Angels last season, "Jf you ever get tired of Belinsky, 1 wish you'd give us first crack." Actually the Kansas City A's had first crack at the colorful Belinsky last September and winter deal for him already had wen agreed upon, but Commis sioner Kord Krick nullified it be cause the deal was made public prematurely. Due to his recent poor showing. Belinsky was assigned to the bull pen Monday night or the first time this season by Rigney. The Los Angeles manager em phasized the move was not a punitive measure and also took the opportunity to deny a pun. lished report that Bo would be shipped back to the minors. Belinsky, who pitched a no-hi( ter for the Angels last year, made Irrquent headlines by his after hour escapades and recently be came engaged to movie actress Mamie Van Doren. managed only two Innings against the Yankees in his last start in New York Sunday. The Yanks shelled him for eight runs and went on 'to win the nightcap of a dnubleheader, 1D-4. after the Angels won the open er. 6-2. Bo has completed only one of his nine starts, has fBiled to get past the fourth inning in his last three outings and has given up, nine home runs more than any other major league pitcher. Questioned as to the possibility of his being dealt to the Indians, Belinsky shrugged and said: "It makes no difference to me. I'll do the best I can wherever I'm at." Monday's Results Chicago 5 Washington 4, night Cleveland 7 Los Angeles 5. night Baltimore 6 Detroit (I, night Minnesota 6 Boston 5. night Only games scheduled i Tuesday's Prptiahte Pitchers Kansas City at New York might) Pena 14-31 vs. Boufon 14-1 , Los Angeles at Cleveland might) Osinski (2-ti vs. Dono van 12-21. Chicago at Washington night i Buzhardt 13-H vs. Rudolph i3-4. Detroit at Baltimore might Lolich 10(11 vs. Estrada (2-1 '. Minnesota at Boston inipht Perry I-2i vs. Delctk d-2'. Wednesday's Gamps Minnesota at Boston Los Angeles at Cleveland, nigh! Chicago at Washington, night Detroit at Baltimore, mght Kansas City at New York, night National League W. L. PrL GB San Francisco Los Angeles Chit-ago , 24 23 19 20 19 17 17 IS IS 18 10 20 18 !9 .613 .590 .514 .513 .487 .486 .472 .459 .451) .410 St. Louis Milwaukee Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia Houston 17 2(1 18 22 16 23 New York Monday's Results Houston 2 Pittsburgh 0. night 'Only game sclvcdulcdi Tuesday'i Prohahte Pitchers SI. Louis at Chieago-Simroons (5-I vs. Jackson (5-4'. Cincinnati at Milwaukee (night Maloncy iS-il vs. Hendley (4-21. Pittshurgh at Houston I night) Schwall i2-2 vs. Johnson i2-6. New York at Los Angeles might) Cisco U-3) vs. Podre; '2-3'. Philadelphia at San Francisco night) Culp i4-2) vs. O'Del! i54)i. Wednesday's Games St. Louis at Chicago Cincinnati at Milwaukee, night New York at Los Angeles, night Philadelphia at San Fran, mghl Pittsburgh at Houston, night Hillsboro Pick In Playoffs Rr I'nlted Press International Hillsboro. one of the favorites for the state class A-l baseball title, met Lake Oswego this after noon in a playoff game. Hillsboro represents District 3 and Lake Oswego District 4. Other playoff games in class A-l this eek are scheduled Friday. Pendleton meets North Salem at Salem. South Eugene will be at Medford and Madison of Portland will be at Silverton or Reynolds. Class A-2 quarterfinal games have Seaside al Yamhill Carlton; Wednesday; Reedsport at Bandnn on Friday: McKenzie at Myrtle Creek on Wednesday, and Vale at Serra. In class B, Knappa was al Jef ferson todBy; Crow is at Yottcalta Wednesday; Butte Falls is a! Wasco County Friday, and Prairie City was at Adrian today. ipectej, but it foot the of toa-to.tot battle- and 22 Tk. MmU o4 (i. Oatner day nights and Casey haa LOOK OUT, FOR MINNIE Chicago Whifa. Sox first baseman Joe CurminqH'am is knocked over by Washington Senators' Mmnia Minoso as he runs our an infield single in the seventh inning in Washington Monday, Umpire is Joa Paparelfa. White Sox won, 5-4. UPt Tetephoto Heffner Hurls Seattle Into PCL Contention By MICHAEL HUDSON Vnltcd Press International Big Bob Heffner of Seattle is trying to pitch his way into tiw major leagues, and Seattle Is a Pacific Coast League contender because of his efforts. Heffner fanned 13 and blanked Tacoma on eight hits Monday night in a 1-0 siz2ler wilh lhe Giants' Jim Constable and John; Pregenzer, two men who have hurled in the National League The win moved Seattle to within a half-came of Tacoma in the Northern Division chase. Heffner has knocked around the! minors for seven years now. His 62-39 Jifelime mark shows that he has got the winning habit, but he's never pul together lhal one big year a pitcher needs to make the majors. Now he is 4-t with the Rainiera and the 26-year-old Pennsylvania Dutchman may finally make it yet. ! In other action Monday night, Dallas-Ft, Worth blanked Okla homa City 2-0 behind the five-hit pitching of Ted Sadowski;' Tom Satriano's homer with one on in the 8th gave Hawaii 7-S win over Spokane: and Denver out slugged Salt Lake City 11-1 SaiJowski doubled in the fourth, came to third on a fly ball and scored on an infield out. Then he walked in the sixth and roared home on a double by Joe Nnssck. Satriano's homer capped a see saw affair at Honolulu before 1694 fans. Dick Simpson of the island ers also slugged one with a mate aboard, while A! Ferrari of Spo kane poled two (ourmastcrs good for three runs.. Hal Griggs won in relief and Jack Smith was the loser. Ethan Rtackahy and J. W. Tor ter paced Denver against Salt Lake. They accounted for five oil the Rears' 10 hits and drove in five runs. Believer IJirk Kelley; gol the . Seattle scored its run against Tarnma off Constable in the first 0odqr mo' than t hou" innings to win th two games. met aaain Monday "0 Tues high hopes. UPt Talaphota iHuuDg. Stan Johnson got an in- Held single, and went to third on Bobby Gene Smith's single. Seattle tried a double steal and Tacoma used the cut-off play. Johnson was out by a mile but (catcher Tim Taitan dropped the Leaders Cop Victories In IL Tiffs By fulled Press Internal fonal !( steadiness is the criterion by which pitchers are judged, then Joe Siupley of Indianapolis is (lie International League's top mourn) man at this point in the season. I Shipley pitched Indianapolis loj an -I victory over Rochester Monday night to gain his sixth victory in seven detisioas. The 28-year-old righthander, v;!ra had a-brief trial wilh the San Francisco Giants a few years ago and now performs for the Chicago White Sox farm team, (bus achieved his sisth complete game Although the 8-4 hurter has yet U pilch a shutout, his consistency is underscored by the iact that he has civrn p no more fban lhree runs in any one of his win ning efforts. In other games, league-leading Buffalo stopped Syracuse. 5-4. to snap the Chiefs five-game win ning streak in a Northern Divi sion encounter; Atlanta edged Richmond. 3-2, to increase its lead, in (be Southern Division; Jackson ville defeated Arkansas, 4-2. or Willie Tasby's Ihree-run homer; and Toronto swept douhleheaderl from slump-ridden Columbus, 13-3 and 4-3. The standings; Northern Division W. I,. Pel. GR Bulfslo t " -! Rocheter 17 IfS .515 IH Svraruse ts W .WO .1 Toronto 57 lit .Vf & Richmond IS l . tmuihern tiviin W. I.. Pri. GB; Atlanta Arkansa Indianapoi) 17 ) .S4 J in ! son 2'i t? t!t ,-t?2 -t'l 12 V SM l .lai'ksonviiie Cotumbiis Monday's Results lorond) !3 Columbus .1 ' 1st Toronto Colurnbuj 3 12nd, 7 ms' .Jack.wnviHe Arkanyas I Atlanta S Richmond 2 Buiialo S Syracuse Indianapolis Bothf ster t , Tommy Lee Inks Ottawa Pact ,LEJ! d'P!1 Tommy bee. iour year letterman n.uarterbf k at Willamette, has sisned M Iract to play (th Ottawa of the Canadian Football Leasue. t'oaih Ted OgdahJ sid today. te. (rom Honolulu. aft sll Northnert Conlerewe wierlion last year. Ptoptt RorJ SPOT ADS y rc Mr, ball and lhal proved (o be (he ditterence. San Diego and Poillantf fix the Bight off. iAnracores: Tacoma MHa-as ft-s Seattle lOO-OOO-onX 1 5 a' ConslaWe. Pregtiuer (8i and iTalton; Heifner and Gibson. Oklahoma City Ki-fl0-08 &- jDallas F. W. f.!l-!x 0 Johnson, Diclison (ki and Wool- en; Sadowski and McCabe. Vnl-sA m jvu, finn e n n Hawaii 031OI9-12X 77-3 Koih, Radovich t, Smifh 7J and Brumley; Thomas, Duliba! (7i, fJriggs (Bi. .Moeiler W and Rosclli. WP-tiriggs, LP-Smith HH-Simpson. flaw, 2nd; Kerrara, .Spo., 3rd and Tth; Salriano, Haw. 81h. :Salt Lake City sad-OCKMttt T 9 Denver 2i)ii-2l)2-nfX 11-10 Warner, Sihanrievei (3) and Barragan; Carroll, Kclicy Zi and Root. WP-KriJey. LP-Warner. Hit- Davis, Sic, Jst Northern Dtvtstoa W. L. Prt.&B Taroma II 14 . !vea((le 2n 14 .388 H Portland IB 17 .S Spokane IT 21 . S'j ilau'i 13 2t .423 8 Sonlhera Ilrltm W. I,. Pel. GB San Dieco 22 17 .5S4 - Dallas Ft. W 19 17 .323 IV Sail take Cily IS IT .469 J'j Oklahoma City M .-tj? Denver 17 23 .Kf S Monday's Results Seattle I Tacoma Dallas-Ft. Worth 2 Oklahoma Cily IVnver 11 Salt J-alie City 1 Hawaii 7 Spokane S 'Only Games Scheduled Tuesday's f'tobht Pitchert Oklahoma City fiuiti 3-3 S Dalla.vFort Worth (OoKer J-II Sal! take City (Seyireid t-3 at Denver (SlasmRame M Tatoma Kv -0' at oeatoe (.Smith 3-2' San Dicen nnnontTd ( f'orlland i unannounced ' Spokane 'Artcqa !- al ffawaii 'McOlothiin 3-ti THURSDAY MIXED 4-SOME No Limit - Team or Hondicop. Sowfs or 8 PM SCRATCH TB10 Kft ftonis9 Lcacue tor S2J Teamf. 3 Men or Mixed' 1 Woman - 2 Men, etc. STARTS THURS., May 30, 8 PM C 1-113 M Kt U(r! l-.rr . tt f Jun StH Last Date to Qualify Ttom for 8PAA Handicap LUCKY LANES 'Kid Prodigy Becomes Man With Second Shutout Win By FBEB DOW.V UPt Sports Writer They've taken the "kitf prodigy" label off pitcher tfJilt Pappas of the Baltimore Ortoles because this year he's become a man. Immaturity of outlook has been the only rap against the S-fooS-J. 208-pound tigbt-hasKier from De troit, Mich., since he startled Americas league hitters- with bis pitching savvy as a ts-yeac- rookie in 1958. Pappas ecropiSed a 65-49 record from !85R through; 19S2 but he still vas regarded as a "problem child." But so far this Mason aii w problems are being encountered by rival tillers. Pappas turned in his second shutout and bis fourth straight victory o the season Monday; night in a 8-0 win over (lie Ec-i SroiS Tigers l!at enabled lae Or- E. Davis Lying In State EUMtKA, K.Y. (UPtt - The body of thiscity's greatest sports here, halFback ii nie Davis, lay in state today in the community! gymnasium where he got his alh iclic start. j City otiielals expected thou-! sands of persons to pay their rc- spects to the SS-ycar-oW All! American who died Saturday of acute leukemia. Among tire mourners was Arthur SlodeSI, presidenl of tiie Cleveland Browns iootoai! ciob far sshictt Davts nev er got to play under an S8,aee conlraef. Davis" illness was discovered last jammer after he was. gradu ated from Syracuse Vlniversity. U.S. senators in Washington Monday btard tributes to the 191 Hcisman Trophy winner from Sens. Kennelli B. Keating and Jacob K., Javits oi New Vork. As thorities here said the two law makers plan to be at the tuneral Wednesday, along wilh lhree con - svessmen and a representative Gov. Nelson A. Tlorkefelier. Keating called Davis a "legend ary hero to sports fans of ail ses, and saio ne may nave been the "greatest halfback of all time." Has flew, Bt half statf here Monday in silent respect for tbejmeno's ieod over ucf!i2 So modest aihiele. Sludenls at EI-; mira Free Academy, where Davis attended achoo! and piayed i; first (ootha!!, circulated a petitrau 21 ( natne ilcw tvw,w vfnK um mvi summer Biier vneir; famed alumnus. 1 SOME PEOPLE . dh ti Ihna Qtii swwwIifcfM (j imri buy. Th Psfet en fop ha 383 iu.-m. r,iii 8 nd bvc fti is wi!h tsnss!, Th Pn!!, b!i, cn wilh 3!$ tss.-in. VB, bntl)-$sis mi t inaa-ttown tnfr ires!. But f h you'd pr! r hifdfop, mgtn er jrJjs. W i) 'f m, H Dsdj models in !!. Pick ny an nd t?t tomiort, Smusy, plus t i-yMiOKI-iw! Ktntsftf josnj tes W (W 04l(Kri(ttf tt((4rl(K "t(M( tt(Ml 4ivii fit fffito ft'tt rtgt'4l r ftptff irM Jw jsM vt'& t vt w M JftCT wis. f- vl. m lnVNl SS vfA wrt"( St't, ft"-,"iiun t"t( mf.Ntr firf, rf 'fiffi-f minuet -A tnt nfr A VfHfptl) 1, 1,,-: ?-jH ',, , s,-,,-i HwM, -r'-rtW U W . SMK WtHM l wWf-lltl WA1.S J tjf.i't THOMAS 424 So, 6H SEE "EMPIRE", iolcs to move into a first-place; t atSlt the Chicago White Sox. Pappas alioweti on!y one run in each ot his other twa vtctaaes has stracft out 28 fcaSiors while, walking; oniy niive bikJ isas a t.t"; earned run average. Pleasingly Cocky Known in the trade as "pfeas-; ingly cocky. Pappas has been; tabbed for stardom since he vault ed into She majors virluaSiy direct; from American Legion ball. Only four pitchers have won mora- iig! league games at his age awi his; shutout Monday night set a dab record of St for a career. The Orioles fcarked Jiis five-hil pilfliing wilh salvo of four home runs that modueea all their riins and deaif Phi! Began his fifih loss; against twa victories. Jiin Gentile and Jerry Adair hit soSo homers: ana Jacisie Brandt and John Pow ell each slammed one irilh a man! on pase. The Orioles have- won sia of I heir Just seven games Airing; which Baltimore pitchera have ai-l lowed a Sofa! of IS runs awi 3S; hits. The White Sox nipper! She Wash ington Senators, S-4. The (Minne sota Twins ktiacked the Boston Jtod Sox oS of firsi fiac wilh a 6-5 triumph and: the Cleveland Indians doned the Los Angeies Angeis, 7-S, in other AL games. CatU Beat Pu-atea Kelt Droit pitched a five-hitler as (he Houston Colts defeated the Pittsburgh Pirales, S-i, m the onfy .Valiona! ieague aclion. Tte wtAla Sac overcame an ear ly 3-1 ieatf held fv Tom Cheney and snapped a S-3 tie in the sath; inning when Floyd nobaison sm gled, Joe- Cunningham douhicd; and both scored on sacrifice tlies by Dave Nicholson and pincli-hi! (er Chariie Maswc!!. Ei(e rtshcr went S t-3 innings for hia third! victory although bft needed the! iBte-uwung rettet help at Irank; Baarnann and Jan Srosnaa, Tne ios yias the iourth in a row tori Rosewoit Bests - j tOVCr I rfiaTCtl ) eti ,u&Li-tiij, ure. iu-i isen f Kosewat! defeated Fod Laver -t 8-S and Earl Btxrhhok topped And-IBei! 19) antf Romano.- Winner res Gimeno IJ-9 in professionaliKralkk (2-S', loser Jjee (2-21, (tennis tor matches before aboutllfR Wagner 2, Kirkfand, Fran- .TRfi persons Monday mght. The decisions gave itascvtal! a! !S-t lead over leaver and cut Gi-i tOnfy games achedafedi in their best-of-SS mactltcs' scr - ies. (Piarfsirgh ISM OM fl S I hi a doubles match, Kosenalli Cardwsll, Face t nd Bar- and Suchhob: teamed for an 3-51 gess. Droit f2-SS and Ealeman, win over lver and Gimeno, ifjoser Cardnell tt-(. The proicssionaLs end five-day! stay in Oregon tonight al Eugene, (Only game scheduled! WON'T'SUY'THiS sTHEY'LL BUY THIS SALES AND MSC-TV. CHECK YOUfl Cheney, the leages earty-seasoa pitchine sensation. A three-ran homer fry Ear! Bai ley and soio homers iy Bcfc A!ii son and Harmon Killebrew paced ths Twins' J!-iat altadt. Camilo Pascua! wbs tagged for five runs and seven hits in a 1-3 innings but gained credit for a fifffe win. Ear! Wilson suffered his third loss. Wagner Blasts Tr? Leon Wagner drove in a!J five Ui& Angeles rons with his t2th and 13th homers of the season feat homers 4y WiBia Kirfeiand and Tito Francona plus a two-run dou ble by Johnny Romano enafcied Cleveland's Jack Kraliei; to win his second game. XraSck was Isay- oed fey Wagner's three-run rmh uuttog homer the tSftth homer cl hit career-end Gary Seii ciosed out tile game. - Droit pilchea sis first completo game since June M, !SSS, vnaiking to, striking out seven and pec misting only Sivo Pirates to ad vance to third. Johnny Temple, irho ran bis hitting streafe to eight games, Iripied in the first -Houston run nd a. cacriltoe Ry by John Bateman defivered the oth- Dcn Cardwel! dropped his sixth decision against one victory. American league Chicago lat 522 m- J S t Washington- 19 286 S80 S Fssher, Baumann 6t, Brosuan (7 and Siartin. Cheney, Xlicta ts and ReSaw. 'Winner-fisher (3!. Usser Cheney 441, Hit King. Detroit Sew- S4 Baltimore tattEutBx 8 SB Began. Anderson Egan ITS and Frcchan, Emcke tSi. Pao pas iW and Orsino. lojer Be gan 2-S!, HR Gentile, Ssandt, Adair, Pow ell, Minnesota. -t nut ton S Vt I Boston 8C6 296 386 5 7 1 Fascua!, Koggenhurk Tt, Bai ley t? and Saliey, Wilson, ha- rnabe (Si, KasSali (SS and TiB- man, Winner Pascual tS-4 Uxser Wiison (i. 55t Bat- tey, Allison, XiBeiirew. Los. Angelci a (OS ts Slit Cleveland m ISO Dnx 7 9 1 Lee, Ciance (Ti, Neison (T, Fowler t? and Eodgers, Kralick, icons. 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