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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Fall. Ore.
Portlands Bonus Baby
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By KON SL'PINSKI
I'nttrd Press International
Portland bonus pitcher L, e w
Krausse apparently has cured Ihe
one Pacific League record of
which he was least proud that of
king of the gopher bailers.
Batters have belted 11 homers
off the 20-year-old righthander
thus far this year. But Krausse.
who was signed by the Kansas
City Athletics for- $125,000 twol
years ago, proved Thursday that
he now can zip the baseball just
where he wants it around the
coi ners of home plate.
He set down fence-busting San
Diego 1-0 on two hits a third
inning double by Jim Saul and
an eighth-inning single by Rog Al
varez. Padre batters had crashed
Portland pitching for eight home
runs in tw'o previous games.
Krausse, w ho leads the PCL in
home-runs-allowed, hurled his fin
est game of the young season. He
struck out four and walked two to
even his record at 3-3. His earned
run average of 7.05, one of the
highest in the league, nose-dived
as a result.
The 6-foot-l Krausse also scored
the game's only run in the eighth
alter ne singled and moved to
third on Jay Hankins' double. A
walk loaded the bases and Jim
Hughes scored Krausse with a
perfect squeeze bunt.
Padre pitcher Grog Jancich.
who also went the route, allowed
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Friday,
Portland only four hits, two of
them singles by Krausse.
In other games, two-run homers
by Lou Klimchock and Tommy
Aaron gave Denver a 12-6 win
over Salt Lake City, Dallas-Ft.
Worth tallied seven runs in the
first two innings to rip Oklahoma
City 10-3 and the San Francisco
Giants swatted four home runs in
downing their farm team Tacoma
6-1.
Amazing Denver won its fifth
in a row and vaulted from last
to third place in the Southern
Division ahead of Oklahoma City
and Salt Lake. The Bears scored
six runs in the seventh to come
from a 3-4 deficit.
Billy Cowan, the leading hitter
in the PCL with a .364 average,
had put Salt Lake ahead 4-1 when
he smacked a three-run homer
in the fifth.
Dallas-Ft. Worth scored three
runs in the first and four in the
second to wrap up its game early
against the 89ers. Joe Christian
drove in three of the Texas runs
with two doubles and a single.
Teammate George Banks went 4-for-5,
including his fourth home
run.
George Williams hit a solo home1
run for Oklahoma City and Catch
er Hal Smith added a two-run
circuit smash with two out in the
ninth.
San Francisco catcher Ed Bailey
hit two homers and Matty Alou
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and Orlando Ccpeda added solo
smashes in the Giants easy win
over Tacoma.
Jim Duffalo, a former Tacoma
pitcher, allowed ll)e little Giants!
only four hits in the eight innings:
he worked.
A single by Jack Davis, Felix
Maldonado's double and a field
er's choice scored Tacoma's only
run in the third.
Line scores:
Salt Lake City 001 030 020- 6 14 3
Denver 001 002 63X-12 19 1
Stcevcns, Kay (6), Burdctte 171,
Schandevcl 181 and Barracan;
Blasingame, Clapp 151, Hickman
(71 and Roof.
San Diego 000 000 000- 0 2 0
Portland 000 000 Olx 1 4 1
Jancich and Saul; Krausse and
Azcue.
Oklahoma City 000 100 002 3 6 1
Dallas-Ft.W. 340 102 OOx-10 14 0;
Brunei, Gerard 2 ' . Jones 6,
Borland ' B and Smith; Slangc
and Henry.
(Exhibition)
San Francisco N'L
210 200 001 8 12 0
Tacoma iPCLi
OOl 000 000 1 4 1
Duffalo. Stanek (9) and Haller;
Hands, Goetz 7'. and Talton,
Barton 1 6 .
Only games scheduled)
Pacllic Coast League
By United Press International
Northern Division
W. L. Pet. GB
Tacoma
Seattle
Portland
Spokane
Hawaii
Southern
San Diego
Dallas Ft. W.
Denver
Oklahoma City
22 15 .595
21 15 .583 '
18 18 .500 3'
18 22 .450 5
16 21 .432 6
Division
W. L. Pel. GB
23 19 .548
21 18 .538 '
19 22 .463 3'
17 21 .447 4
15 19 .441 4
Salt Lake City
Thursday's Itrsulls
Dallas-Ft. Worth 10 Oklahoma
City 3
Portland 1 Sun Diego 0
Denver 12 Salt Lake City 6
San Francisco 'NLI 6 Tacoma
i PCL i 1 (exhibition!
'Only Game Scheduled!
Friday's Probable Pitchers
Dallas-Ft. Worth (Meckenburg 3-
1 at Denver iRibant 2-0'.
Oklahoma Citv iGolden 0-1 at
Salt Laue City 'unannnuneedl.
Hawaii (Grha 0-1 at San Dieco
Flavin 2-4L
Tacoma 'Garibaldi 5-1' at Seat
tle (Wood 5-1 1.
Portland i.Scitz 2-3) at Spokane
'Willhito 3-.T.
Approval Given
On Race Days
PORTLAND 'LPD-Approval of
60 nights of greyhound racing at
the Multnomah Kennel Club and
three davs of horse racing at the
Eastern Oregon Livestock Show at
1'ninn was given by the Oregon
Hacing Commission Thursday.
The dog racing season at the
Fairview track is scheduled to be
gin ,luly 8 and close Oct. 5, with
shutdowns for the Slate Fair and
Ihe Multnomah County Fair.
The horse racing dates at Lnton
are June frit.
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PACKING AGAIN Outfielder Jim Pieriall packs his gear at D.C. Stadium after he
was purchased by the New York Mats from the Washington Senators for an unan
nounced amount of cash and a player to be named later. The centerfielder came to
Washington in trade last year with Cleveland. His salary is estimated to be in the
neighborhood of $37,500. UPI Telephoto
Biggest Field Gathering
For California's Relays
MODESTO, Calif. IUPH The son are gathering here for the
greatest collection of track and 22nd running of the California re
.'ield stars of the young 13 sea- lays Saturday.
MAJOR LEAGUE
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Major League Standings
By I'nited Press International
American League
W. L. Pet. GB
Baltimore
Chicago
New York
Boston
Kansas City
Cleveland
Ivos Angeles
Minnesota
Detroit
25
24
2(1
19
20
16
19
17
14
14
15
15
13
lfi
17
17
2:1
21
23
28
.625
.615
.606
.543
.541
.483
.4r2
.447
.378
Washington
.333 12
Thursday's Results
Baltimore 6 Washington 0, night
'Only game scheduled'
Friday's Probable Pitchers
Kansas City at Los Angeles
' night i Rakow 14-2' vs. Mc-
BraJe '3-4'
Chicago at Minnesota (night'
Herbert li-li vs. Stigman '2-5'
Boston at Detroit might'
Monbouquctte '4-4' vs. Aguirrc
13-31
Baltimore at Cleveland might'
McCormick 0-2 vs. McDowell
(2-31
Washington at New Votk
might' Stcnhouse '2-4' vs.
Ford '4-3'
Saturday's Games
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Kansas City at Los Angeles, night
Chicago at Minnesota
Boston at Detroit
Baltimore at Cleveland
Washington at New York
National League
W L Pet. GB
San Francisco 26 15 .634 ...
Los Angeles 25 16 .610 1
St. Louis 22 20 .524 4'j
Cincinnati 19 18 .514 5
Chicago 20 20 .500 5'j
Pittsburgh 19 19 .500 5i
Milwaukee 19 22 .463 7
Philadelphia 17 22 .436 8
Houston 18 24 .429 H'j
.New York 16 25 .390 10
Thursday's Results
Cincinnati 2 Milwaukee 0
St. Louis 1 Chicago 0 .
i Only game scheduled'
Friday's Probable Pitchers
Houston at Chicago Bruce
i2-3i vs. Koonce l-2i
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
'nlghti McLish (2-2 vs. Pur
key (1-01
Pittsburgh at Milwaukee (night)
Friend 4-3 vs. Spahn (6-2
New York at St. Louis (night!
-Craig (2-61 vs. Gibson d-3i
Los Angeles at S a n Francisco
might! Koulax (6-1) vs. Man
dial (5-3)
Saturday's Games
Pittsburgh at Milwaukee
Houston at Chicago
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
New York at St. Louis
1 Los Angeles at San Francisco
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But as powerful as all the
athletes were, the spotlight was
centered on the mile race, tcatur
ing Peter Snell of New Zealand
and Jim Beatty of united States,
plus Bobby Seaman, Cary Wcisig
or and Jim Grcllc oil sub-four
minute milcri.
There was some speculation
that the world mark of 3:54.4, now
held by Snell, would fall and by
ull second or more. The track
is fast .and (lie lotecast is lor
good weather.
This event is set for 7:45 and
will be televised nationally.
But there are other great sports
figures entered, loo.
Among these is John Pennl of
Northeast Louisiana, who has
cleared 16 feet, 6' inches in the
pole vault and is the world re
cord holder. And included among
the 16-foot competition is Brian
Sternberg of University of Wash
ington, who has topped 16 :ect.
inches. Sternberg competes in
the afternoon in the Big Six meet
at Berkeley, then will race the
90 miles to Modesto to try again
where the competition is tougher.
The 200-ioot mark will be the
aim in the discus, where Al Oer-
u?r. Rink Babka. Bob Humphreys.
Dave Weill and Jay Silvester will
battle each other for the 'ump
teenth time. They are the coun
try's best.
Most of the field in the shot put
has been out past the no loot
mark so the only big thrill there
may be if someone approaches 70
feet. Included are Gary Gubner.
Dave Stcen, Dave Davis, John
McGrath and Parry O'Brien.
The top relay teams in t h e
country also will swing into ac
tion. They arc Southern Illinois.
Oregon, Stanford, Texas Southern,
Oregon State. San Jose State,
Southern California. Florida. A &
M. Athletic Club and California.
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Orioles Defeat
Washington, 6-0
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Robin Roberts always did have
Gil Hodges' number.
In the "lory years for both, cir
ca 1950 through 1955, Roberts won
138 games (or the Philadelphia
Phillies and Hodges hit 204 home
runs lor the Brooklyn Dodgers.
In man-toman competition,
however, Roberts held a wide
edge over Hodges, yielding only
six ot those 204 Homers Dy
Hodges during those seasons. .
It's a full decade later and
Roberts is a 36-ycar old pitcher
lunging on with guile and savvy
while Hodges is embarking on a
new career as a major league
manager.
Starts Managerial Career
Big Gil made his managerial
debut with the Washington Sena
tors Thursday night and the
wheel or fate ruled that Mr, Rob
erts would be on the mound for
the rival Bullimore Orioles. The
league, the circumstances and the
players were different but the re
sult was pretty much the same
Roberts topped Hodges by pitch
ing tile Orioles to a 6-0 victory
over the Senators.
"A .couple of times I felt like
taking a bat and going up to hit
myself," Hodges confessed after
the game. "But I don't imagine
it would have done any good."
Roberts, 1!HS! comeback of the
year player in the majors, start
ed slowly this season but has
been a major cog in the Orioles'
drive of nine wins in their last
10 games which has carried them
into a half-game lead in the
American League. He's won three
straight complete games, allow
ing a total of only four runs and
11 hits.
The Cincinnati Reds scored a
2-0 victory over the Milwaukee
Braves and the St. Louis Cardi-
Folley Whips
Cleroux
MONTREAL (UPI i - Zora
Folley, perennial contender to the
heavyweight throne, today looked
ancaa to an outdoor meetine
against tormer and sometimes re
tired champion lngcmar Johans
son of Sweden following his unan
imous decision over Canadian Bob
Cleroux.
Folley, weighing six pounds less
than his Canadian opponent at 200
pounds, demonstrated a near
matcniess ring artistry and in
creased aggressiveness Thursday
nignt en mule to his lopsided 10
round victory over his younger
opponent from Montreal. The 31-year-old
Chandler, Ariz., bottler
barely worked up a sweat as he
s.ashed the aw'kward and inept,
but ever willing. Cleroux at will.
The victory, Policy's 64th in 73
professional bouts, was his second
lopsided decision over the 25-
year-old Canadian sw inger. He dc.
feated Cleroux almost as handily
April 18, r.112, in San Francisco.
Cleroux, who eagerly announced
"I'd like to fight him again right
away, cotildn t have been a hot
ter choice in making a master
boxer like Folley look good. His
counter punches repeatedly stung
Cleroux 39-4-1 1 hut he couldn't
put the bullish Canadian down.
TAKF.S WAYNF.SIIIRG JOB
CINCINNATI I UPI '-Mike Scar
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nals defeated the Chicago Cubs
1-0 in Thursday's only other ma
jor league games.
Strikes Out Seven
Roberts faced only 29 men,
struck out seven and didn't allow
a runner past second base in
posting his first shutout since en
tering the AL in mid-1962. Home
runs by Al Smith and Jerry Adair
paced an attack which dealt
Claude Oslcen his fourth loss in
:i row. The Orioles have beaten
the Senators six straight times
this season and are 12-1 against
left-handed pitching.
Roberts' three victories against
four losses this season give him
a career record of 247 triumphs
and 212 defeats.
Jim O'Toole pitched a three-
hitter to raise his record to 7-3
with (lie Reds, who scored un
earned runs in the fourth and
ninth innings against Denver Le-
master. Daryl Spencer doubled
home the Reds' fourth-inning run
and Ken Walters singled home
their run In the ninth.
Gene Oliver homered in the
fifth inning to give Ernie Broglio
the only run he needed to win
his fifth game and push the Car
dinals into third place in the Na
tional League. The shutout Bro
glio fanned five and walked two
was the seventh by the Cardi
nal staff this season and marked
Ihe fifth time the Cubs were
whitewashed.
Major League Results
Ry United Press International
National League
Cincinnati 000 100 001 2 4 1
Milwaukee 000 000 000 0 3 3
O'Toole (7-3) and Edwards. Le-
master ( 2-2) and Crandall.
St. Louis 000 010 000 1 4 I
Chicago 000 000 000 0 5 2
Broglio (5-11 and Oliver. Ells
worth. Erlston (81 and B e r t e
Schaffer (8). Loser Ellsworth.
(5-31. HR Oliver.
(Only games scheduled)
American League
Washington 000 000 000 0 2
Baltimore 114 000 OOx 6 10 0
Oslcen. Duckworth (3) and Rei
ner. Roberts (3-4) and Orsino
(Only game scheduled I
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Set Saturday
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Each team will play two innings
each so there will be six two-inning
games.
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