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PAGE 2-B HERALD AM) NEWS, Klamalh Falls. Ore. Wrdnmlay, .May 22, IK3 --1 ' "inkSN sv& ' . . . ; " . ... . A ? ry j 'J-; . - : ... t. i 1 THIS IS PROTESTED PLAY . The Dicfur on Paaa l-B ihowt Willi Davis of iht Oodgart protesting a call. This picture shows why. Mots' catcher Clarence Coleman makes the tag and Dodger Willie Davis is called out at the plate. Davis objected so strenuously to the call that umpire Jocko Conlan threw him out of the game. Coach Leo Durocher, who took up the complaint, was ejected from the game, also. U PI Telephoto Padres Pound Portland Nine Behind Returned Freese, 12-1 Major League Leaders By L'nltrd Pros International American League Player k Club C AB R H Pet. Causey, KC 28 115 IS 41 .337 Wagner. LA 2D 148 23 32 .331 Boyer, NY XI 128 18 43 .341 Schilling, Bos 34 141 21 48 . 340 Kobinson. Chi 38 132 23 44 .333 Malzone. Bos 34 126 13 42 .333 Kaline. Del 33 140 23 45 .321 Fox. Chi 34 139 21 44 .317 Hershb'ger, Chi 29 93 21 29.312 Allison. Minn 37 133 27 41 .308 Ylrzmski, Bos 34 130 24 40 .308 National League Covington. Phil 31 100 20 Groat, StL 40 183 Fairly, Ui 39 140 Aaron. Mil 40 133 Cepeda, SF 40 154 Demeler, Phil 35 129 Gonzalez. Phil 36 115 White, StL 40 161 James, StL 33 87 Hunt, NY 32 117 .16 .360 38 .332 49 .3M 50 .327 49 .318 41 .318 36 .313 50 .311 27 .310 36 .308 Home Runs - Ry MICHAEL HUDSON : I'nlted Press International i Thoso league-leading San Diego ; Fadres are tougher than ever '. now that big George Freese is ' back in town. Freese played a big pari in bringing the I960 National League pennant to Cincinnati, but neither tlw Reds nor he ever really bounced back alter lie broke his leg in spring training of l'JAI. Now Uie Reds have sent him down tu regain his batting eye end In his first same tor the - Padres Tuesday night he crashed a pair of homers and a double. Kasy Win He got plenty of help from his mates as the Padres rapped five Homers and 20 hits on the way tn a 12-1 romp over Portland. Pluulur Dallas . PI Wnrlli stayed within a game and a half of I lie Pads in the southern divi sion with a 6-4 win over Okla homa City. Tacoma pulled the Oregon State Rips Huskies : SEATTLE (UPll - Defending champion Oregon State Increased 'Its Northern Division baseball ..lead to a full game by edging ;,' Washington 5 4 In 13 Innings Tues day. j The win gave the Reavers a -2 record to 8-3 for Oreiion. T Oregon State won the game In :tlw top of Hie 13th inning with tlie aid nt two Washington errors. Frank titers reached base on an error. He scored when Veeder South singled and outfielder Dick Evans hobbled the ball. The Beavers and Ducks settle the division race with regular season ending doubleheaders at Eugene Friday and Corvallis Sal J urday. lOre. Slate 0014l20no-ono-l 4-144 .Wash. onowinainno-n 4-11-4 ; Mrauh. Olson i6, llayward 191 and Crary; Mueller, Johnson e. ;Gray (71 and McAllister. Softball Meet Set Monday A meeting has been called (or all persons interested in (Mach ine, a pee wee softball team. Or ganization plans for the season w ill he completed at this meeting Scheduled for Monday. .May 27, at I lie Klamath Auditorium, start ing at 7-30 p m. OIL DELIVERED 7 DAYS A WEEK Ph. TU 4-6788 Jay Hawk PETROLEUM 2133 So. 6th or So. 6th one) Crest same distance ahead of Seattle in the northern loop with a 5-3 win: Spokane parlayed a ti io of hom ers into a 7-3 win over Hawaii, I and the Salt Lake Denver game postponed by cold weather. Freese s heavy hilling account ed for four San Diego runs at Portland, while Rngclio Alvarez drove In five more Willi round tripiers In the third and eighth innings. Mel Queen's three-run hlasl in the seventli took care ol the rest of the tallies. Homers accounted for most of the damage at Fort Worth, too. Sandy Valdcaplno- whacked one with two nut in the ninth and two; aboard to decide it after Cesar Tovar hit a solo shot for the Rangers in the sixth. Gulstl oses Don Williams got the win in re lief while Dave Guisti, who spaced six hits over tile first eight in nings, found himself the loser aft er Valdespinn connected. Tacoma was o u t hit 10-7 by Seattle, hut cashed in on four Rainier errors and a nice relief i Job from John Pregcnzer. Jim Hart of the Giants and Daltun Jones of the losers each collected three hits. A pair of rnundtrippcti hv Johnny W'erhas And one by Neil Brumley were the difletence In Honolulu. Alter W'erhas hit a bases-empty blast In the first, both men thumped three-run four masters in an unusual six-run fourth inning. Hawaii roared hack with three in the seventh and tlicn loaded the bases with none nut in the eighth. Rut Don Howe came nut of the lui 1 1 H-n and quelled the up rising without a murmur from Hawaii hats, hut with plenty, of vocalizing from the Islander team Carlos Bcrnier took a third strike and then he and manager Irv Noren protested vehemently. They got the thumb and Rowe proceeded to go on ulmit his business. Llnesenres: Oklahoma City 2IM 2IM nun 4 8 1 Dallas Fl W. liil-mil nM bsh i Gusli and Wnoten; Hotter. Wil liams Hi and Henry. W P-Williams San Diego 103-201-320 12-20-3 Portland OOOOOO-OIO 130 Rreeden and Saul; Monteagudo, Archer 3, Aker 6. Flynn 8 and MacKcnzie. LP Monteagudo. Tacoma 3O2-O00-000 570 Seattle 000-020-000 3-10 t Rivas, Pregenzer 161 and Tal- ton: P. Smith. Kolslad 131 and! Gibson. WP-Rivas. LP-P. Smith Spokane lOtVOOO-ono 792 Hawaii 000-0110-300 392 Ortega, fiuwo i d and Brumley; Pepper. Griggs Mi, Duliba (81, Grba 9i and White. WP-Ortega, il'-Peppor. PCL STANDINGS By United Press International Northern Division W. L. Pel. CB Tacoma 22 14 .611 Seattle 20 15 .571 1'i Portland 1A ID .471 S Hawaii 15 21 .417 7 Southern Division W. L. Pet. GB San Diego 23 17 .575 - Dallas Ft. W. 20 17 .541 Pi Salt Lake City 15 17 .469 4 Oklahoma City 18 20 . 444 S Denver 17 22 .436 5'4 Spokane 18 21 .462 5',l'Moeller 04' Tuesday's Results Dallas-Ft. Worth 6 Oklahoma City 4 San Diego 12 Portland t Tacoma S Seattle 3 Spokane 7 Hawaii 3 Salt Lake City at Denver ppd., - cold weather. Wednesday's Probable Pitchers Oklahoma City (Unannounced' at I Dallas-Ft. Worth (Bamberger J-3 San Diego (Sisler 2-2 at Portland (Santiago 2-1 Tacoma (Thomas 4-21 at Seattle Spanswick 2-l ' Salt Lake (Seyfried 2-4' at Den ver (Blasingame 0-31 Spokane (Reed 3-2' at Hawaii American League: Wagner, An gels 13; Allison. Twins 10; Nich olson. White Sox; Gentile, Ori oles; Powell, Orioles: Stuart, Red Sox, and Mantle, Yanks all 8. National League: Aaron, Braves 13; Cepeda, Giants; Covington, Phils; Bailey, Giants; and F. Alou, Giants all 8. Runs Baited In American League: Wagner, An gels 33: Nicholson, White Sox 30; Allison. Twins 30: Stuart. Red Sox 27; Robinson, White Sox 27. National League: Aaron, Braves 34; Robinson, Reds 31: Fairly, Dodgers 30; Boyer, Cards 29; While, Cards 29. , Pitching American League: Fischer, Ath letics 6-0; Pappas, Orioles 4-0: Herbert, White Sox 51; Bouton. Yanks 5-1; Buzhardt, White Sox 4-1. National League: O'Dell, Giants 6-0: Koufax, Dodgers 6-1; Perra- noski, Dodgers 6-li Simmons, Cards 6-1; Maloney, Iteds 6-1. Hillsboro Rips Lake Oswego By United Press International Hillsboro stormed from behind to defeat Lake Oswego 14-4 at Lake Oswego Tuesday in the opening game of the Oregon high school class A-l quarterfinal base- (ball playoffs. Hillsboro scored 11 runs in the fifth inning alter falling behind 4-0. In Friday quarterfinal game? Madison is at Reynolds, South Eu gene at Medford and Pendleton at North Salem. 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