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Sianfs, Dodgers Win; Mantle Hits longest Homer In History Drysdale For Bums By United Press International Dan Drysdale and the Los An gclcs Dodgers have a two-ward' reply today for National Leaguers who were hoping the 25-game winner of 1962 would fall victim to the Cy Young Award jinx: "Forget it." Drysdale backs up his portion of the retort with three straight victories, giving him a 5-4 record and the Dodgers back up their end with eight consecutive wins. giving Ihem the longest winning streak in the major leagues this season. The Dodgers and Drysdale ex tended their strings Wednesday night with a 7-3 triumph over the Nelv York Mets. The win enabled the Dodgers to remain one game behind the first-place San Fran cisco Giants, with whom they open a three-game series in Los Anjeles on Friday night. Started Slowly Drysdale started slowly this season and NL rivals honed hej might be victimized by the pitch er of the year award which pre viously had claimed Don New Major League Results By I'nlted Press International National league Cincinnati at Milwaukee, ppd.. cold weather '11 innings! St. Louis , ixn non am no fi 12 2 Chicago 310 000 101 01-7 12 0 Washburn, Shantz .H, Bauta (7i, Sadecki 8, Taylor . Olivo (111 and McCarver. Buhl, Schultz 3. McDaniel (8. Elston (9 and Bertell. Winner Elston (2-01. Loser Olivo (0-31. HR White, Musial. Phila ooo nno 002 2 a 1 San Fran 101 700 Olx 10 11 0 Green, Hamilton H, Baldschun (4'. Short (61, Duren (81 and Dal rymple. Sanford ("-31 and Haller. Loser Green f 1-1 1. HR Haller. New York 010 000 20O-- 3 2 1 Los Angeles 203 100 Olx 7 11 0 Willcy, Rowe 131 Bearnarth I8 and Coleman. Drysdale (5-41 and Rosehoro. Loser Willey (4-31. HR T. Davis, Snider, Howard, Harkness. Pittsburgh 000 ooo n4 4 0 I Houston 010 100 10O- 3 9 3 Law. Francis (8. Haddix (91. Face (9 and Burgess. Pagliaro ni 191. Nottebart. McMahon 9 and Bateman. Winner Francis (2-1 1. Loser Nottebart (5-21. American League Minnesota 000 210 (XXI 3 10 0 Boston 000 010 000 1 7 1 Kaat (3-41 and Baltey. Earley, Lamabe (, Wilson 9 and Till man. Loser Earley 10-P. HR Clinlon. . m innings' Los Aug 118 100 01m ni 7 8 1 Cleve 000 200 310 00 R 6 1 Osinski, Nelson 18'. Navarro (8', Chance 1 II' and Rcxlgers. Donovan. Nischuitz '4'. Walked (6', Grant 18'. Bell i9' and Ro mano. Winner Navarro 30 Loser Bell H-41. HR-Fregnsi. Romano. Whitfield. (11 Innings Kan City non onn twi no 7 8 1 New York 070 000 nno 01 8 11 2 Bowsfield, Thies (2. Willis (7i, Fischer (81 and Sullivan. Staf ford. Bridges 18'. Terry (8V Hamilton HP and Howard. HR Cimoli, Charles, Mantle. Winner Hamilton '2-1 1. Loser Fischer (6-n. , ' chicaeo 2oo nna mo dim Washington 000 001 020- 3 6 1 Horlen. Peters '8' and Marlin. Cnrreon i8. Daniels. Quirk '8'. Brnnstad '9' and Retzer. Winner Horlen t.1-0'. Loser Daniels (0-1 . HR-Ward. Detroit 010 000 000 I 4 0 Baltimore 000 110 onn-2 8 2 Bunning. Fox 'ft' and Triandos. Barber. Slock '7' and tan. Brown '7i. Winner Barber '8-.V. I15 er Bunning H-3. ABOARD? RELAX About Your Bool I No problem if yeu hve a SAFECO continuous Bostown r Pelicy! You're covered dv and nnht. year in and year out. beeiute this is continuous in urine plan. Renewal i auto matic each year upon pavmfnt ef premium. Call ui today for tit the details!. Bob Janet SOUTHERN OREGON Insurance Agency Winning Again combe. Bob Turley, Vern Law and to a slightly lesser extent tarly Wynn in. the year alter each won the honor. But Wednesday night Drysdale was sidearming bullets behind an 11 -hit attack that included homers by Tommy Davis and Frank Howard. The only hits off him were homers by Duke Snider and Tim Harkness nd he struck out six while walking three. The Giants blitzed the Philadel phia Phillies 10-2, tlie Pittsbureh Pirates nipped thlie Houston Colts 4-3. and tlie Chicago Cubs scored 7-6 11-inning triumph over the M. Louis Cardinals in other NL action. Cincinnati at Milwaukee was postponed by cold weather. Hits Grand Slam Tom Haller hit the first crand slam of his career to climax a seven-run fourth-inning rally that made . a breeze for the Giants' Jack Sanford to raise his recordl to 7-3. Haller's homer was off Jack Baldschun, who hadn't yielded a homer in 35 previous appearances on the mound. Don Nottebart. in his first start since pitching a no-hitter against the Phillies on May 17. carried a live-hit shutout into the ninth be- lore the Pirates rallied for all their runs. Bill Mazeroski's dou ble started the flareup and s walk and singles by Smokcv Bur gess and Donn Clendenon chased Nottebart in favor of Don McMa-i lion. Then an error and Roberto Clemcnte's two-run douhle com.! pletcd the name-winning rallv. wnicn gave Earl Francis his sec ond viclory. Cahoon Tods Shooters E. H. Cahoon, with a 95. was the high scorer in the weekly ihoot of the Klamath Gun Club last Sunday at the W'ocus Flats club grounds, D. Winters followed Cahoon's 95 with a 94 and Pat Miller net ted 92. Cahoon and Miller were tied with 46 each at the end of the handicap event. Cahoon won the leg of the Nel son Reed Doubles trophy with a score of 44. The next shoot is slated Sunday at 10 a m Secret for the day: lovardi H(k. T E. H Cahoon 34-35 H-7J d. wm'cr 34-15 n n P. MIHf ?7-?4 K-24 ? G. Cunh ?1-22 23 70 16 P. Malhffwi - 11-23 l?-73 3 V. Moor 21.23 20-1 flJ L. Prock 21-73 23-14 13 N. Reed 73-73 11-11 12 J. Ad mi. WD 1 20 31-20 10 J. Cat Una 17-1 72-71 7 P. Beiim Sr. 18 21 7M 71 O. Green II 77 1-1 71 D. Comtrt . , 70-11 11 74 L. Hamitltyt tS-20 17-' 71 J. Lkhtenttern 33 73-21 ' P, Zahnlwr 24 13-H S H. Kerr 72-77 i J. 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DRYSDALE FIRES FAST BALL Los Angeles Dodger pitcher Don Drysdale hurls one past Ron Hunt of the Meb. Drysdale gave up only two hits, both of them home runs, as the Dodgers defeated the Mets 7-3. Drysdale defeated the Mets 7-3. Drysdale had five strikeouts to give him the lead in the National League with 64. UPI Telephoto Americans Solid 2-1 To Win Walker Cup TUHNBERRY, Scotland UP1 Pairings for this weekend's 19th renewal of the Walker Cup polf competition will be announced to day with the Americans still solid 2-to-l favorites to beat their Brit ish rivals for the lBth lime. Play Rets underw ay over the I 7.025-yard Ailsa course Friday and winds up on Saturday. Under the new rules of competition four somes will be played on each Islanders Set. For Belinsky HONOLULU lUPn -rf Bo Be linsky gets sent down by Hie Los Angeles Angels tn Honolulu, the Islanders are ready for the color ful lefty. Trainer Tom Takamori says he has a locker ready for Belinsky. with his name already pasted on it. Belinsky is staggering along with a 1-7 record lor Los Angeles this year and reports have been heard that he might be sent down or traded. Manager Bill Jligncy says Be linsky will spend lime in the An gel bullpen, but will stay with the team. BAG 11 88 tipper, pair caver and at 3288 All Diicount Priced! STORE m o r n i n R and eight .singleslton, N.C.. and Richard Sikes of matches each atternoon-all over 18 holes, which is a departure from the old 3-hole grind. Richard Tufts of Pinehurst. N.C., non-playinc captain of the! U S. team, sent his players out Wednesday in their last "official" workout in the same teams in which they w ill play in the tour ney proper. Labron Harris Jr., of Stillwater, Okla., the 12 U.S. amateur champion, and A. Dowing Gray of Pcnsacola, Kla., shot a 39-37 ;7fi; Billie Joe Patton of Morgan He HEY DADK H. SPONSOR YOUR BOY IN THE DODGE "KING OF SWAT" COMPETITION (FOR GRADE SCHOOL BOYS 6 THROUGH 11 YEARS OF AGE) V. "BATTER UP" at THOMAS DODGE May 20 June 20 Week Days, 4:30 5:30; SaL 1:00 3:00 MOiM: Pick Matches Springdale. Ark., the U.S. public champion, had 37-34-71. while Richard Davies of Pebble Beach, Calif., tlie 1962 British Amateur champion, and Charles Smith of Gastonia, N.C., shot 41- 35-77. Deane Beman of Bethesda. Md and Charley Coe, of Oklahoma City. Okla., had a 43-37 n, and Dr. Edgar Updegraff o Tucson. Ariz., and Bob Gardnor of Essex Fells. N.J.. had 43-3477. Smith and Davies are not expected to be In Friday's opening action Htnn mum iot am i taste or some honest competition! Come on, rjarl. let's je that k eve anfl bttng power of your boy in action. He ll iww you he's Rot whit it tike? in the Dodge "King ol St" competition. It's tun. It's lair to ill. There's nothing for you to buy or try. Here's how it works. You bong your boy in to our showroom. He li five predii swings ind then ten official swings at a baseball that's attached to an mgrmous stand, lyery hit sends the baseball round and rntnd while a meter records the distance. II a boy is ir good form, he's going tor long distince-oecause this hasehaft looks, feels and hits like a regulation baseball. And, as it is with the reil thmg. it's not how hard the ball is hit that counts it's how squarely. A root head and a sharp eye can do wonders toward winning1 Boys only compete in their ate group: The Senior Circuit (boys age 10 and II) or the Junior Circuit (hoys aie 8 and 9) or the Rookie Circuit (boys age ( and 7). Winners receive "King of Sal " championship trophies and th honor of being ' King of Swat lor 1 fich boy must be accompanied hy I patent or fulfdian. So umi on in. Th i "King ol Sit ' eou'd be your boy! Yankees' Ranks With Cooper By United Press International The dateline was New York. May 22 Gordo's duy and Mickey's night. Astronaut Gordon Cooper "owned" the big tow n Wednesday during a tumultuous ticker-tape parade and dinner, but the night belonged strictly to fellow Okla- homan Mickey Mantle. Of course. Mantle, or anvone else for that matter, would have to go a long way to mutch Gordo's 22 trips around the world in a capsule, but Mickey came close to accomplishing what no other major league player ever has done in the 40-year history of Yankee Stadium, and that includes such stars as Babe Huth, Lou Gehrig and Joe DiMaggio. Mantle almost sent a baseball into orbit when he crashed a homer "the hardest hit ball of my life" against the uppermost facade of Yankee Stadium, a liner at least 100 feet in the air and 350 feet from the plate. The drive, which still had "rise" when it bounced off the facade, gave the Yankees an 8-7 victory over the Kansas City A s in It innings. Had the ball cleared the fa- Folley Meets Cleroux Tonight MONTREAL iUPIi - Fifth ranked heavyweight contender Zora Volley and former Canadian champion Boh Cleroux meet to night in a scheduled 10-round re match bout that may be the turn ing point for both fighters. Veteran Folley of Chandler, Ariz., remained a heavy 31 fa vorite to repeat his lopsided deci sion of a year ago in San Fran cisco. Cleroux, ranked seventh by tlie King magazine, has won his last two local starts by knockouts in unimpressive fashion. Volley has a pro record of R2 victories, including 35 knockouts, with three draws and six losses. He w-as stopped in five of them. Cleroux, who at 205 expects to1 hold about a seven or eight-pound advantage, has lost only four of his 42 starts and has never been kayoed. He boasts .18 victories, 32 by kayo, and one draw. Feat cade atop tlie third tier it would have been the first fair ball ever hit out of the mammoth stadium. As it was, it topped any of the tape-measure homers the Okla homa kid has unloaded in a bril liant major league career, even the celebrated 55-foot honor he hit in Washington in 1953. Orioles Stop Tigers In the other American League games the Baltimore Orioles de feated the Detroit Tigers 2-1, be hind the. effective pitching of Steve Barber and Wes Stock: the Chicago White Sox whipped the Washington Senators 9-3, with new Nats' manager Gil Hodges Angeles Angels nipped the watching from the stands; the Los Cleveland Indians 7-6 in 11 in nings, and the Minnesota Twins defeated the Boston Red Sox 3-1 on Jim Kaat's seven-hit pitching. By winning, the Orioles and White Sox remained tied for first place in the American League race, with the Yankees a game behind in third place. Barber Wins Eighth Barber gave up our hits and walked eight batters in the six in nings he worked and gave way to Stock when he started tlie sev enth inning with auother base on balls. Stock promptly set down nine of the 10 batters he faced to nail down Barber's eighth vic tory of the season tops in the majors. The White Sox chased Wash ington starter Bennie Daniels in the eighth inning after scoring eight of their runs off him. Pete Ward s two-run homer in the first and Jim Landis' bases-loaded triple in the eighth were the big blows. The Angels blew an early six- run lead and then won out in the 11th when Gary Bell, the fifth Cleveland pitcher, hit Lee Thomas w ith the bases loaded and two out to chase over the winning run. j Minnesota's Jim Kaat held Bos- ton to seven hits. Hie only fun off him was I.u Clinton's filth in ning homer. Kaat helped his own! cause along with a run-scoring' single in ilhe fourth inning. A Complete Stock! Get Your LEVIS at the Outdoor Store? 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