HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore.
Wednesday, June S. 1903
PAGE 1 B
Wills' Return Lights
Fire Under LA Dodgers
By FRED DOWN
UPI Sports Writer
Maury Wills is off and running
again and it's no coincidence that
the Los Angeles Dodgers are
back in the win column again.
The National League's most val
uable player of 1962 was sidelined'
two weeks ago with a toe ailment
that made the Dodgers hurt all
over to the tune of eight losses
in 12 games, including five in a
row up to Tuesday night.
Then, the man who set an all
time major league record of 104
stolen bases in one season re
turned to action. His chances ofjjunior Gilliam's double and tal
challenging his own record are j lied on a wild pitch by Dick
;one tor this season, but he Droit.
showed in his first game that he
has a more important quality: the
ability to make the Dodgers win
The end of the Dodgers' five-
game losing streak came with a
2-1 victory over the Houston Colts
and the "odd run" was Wills'
run scored in the third inning
when he singled, stole second and
tallied on a single by Ron Fairly.
Wills also scored the Dodgers'
other run when he walked in the
first inning, went to third on
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DIVES SAFELY TO FIRST Willie Mays of the San
Francisco Giants slides head first into first base to beat
out a hit after grounding to Cubs' shortstop Andre
Rodgers in the fourth inning of the game at Wrigley
Field in Chicago Tuesday. Mays went on to score, ad
vancing on a walk, wild pitch end sacrifice fly. Taking
throw from Rodgers is Cubs' Ernie Banks. The Cubs
won, 6-1. UPI Telephoto
Fourteen Yankees
Remain En Tourney
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland (UPI ) tcur golf championship today aft-
Only 14 of en original 39-man
American contingent remained in
contention for the British .Ama-
Kingsley
Continues
Winning
Kincslev Field, leader of the
South Suburban Little League,
continued its mastery over loop
opponents Monday night but he
had to eke out a 5-4 close onel
over Western Oil while Ecclcs'
Ramblers were surprising Big Y
Market. S-0.
The Kingsley team now leads!
the leacue with a perfect 6-0 rec
ord. The loss by Big Y gave
cr two days of action
Nine Yanks failed to survive
their opening tests Monday and 16
were chased to the sidelines Tues
day, including U.S. champion La
bron Harris of Stillwater. Okla.,
and fellow Walker Cuppers Billy
Joe Patton of Morganton, N. C.
and Bob Gardner of Essex Fells,
N. J.
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National League
San Francisco
St. Louis
Chicago
Houston
New York
Bob Miller pitched five-hit ball
for eight innings to win his fourth Los Angeles
game with the ninth-inning relief Cincinnati
aid of Ron Perranoski as the Pittsburgh
Dodgers advanced to within three Philadelphia
games of the first-place San Fran- Milwaukee
cisco Giants, who were beaten by
the surprising Chicago Cubs, 6-1.
The Milwaukee Braves rallied
after 22 2-3 consecutive scoreless
innings for three runs in the
ninth inning to beat the New
York Mcts, 3-2, in the only other
NL game. Cincinnati and Pitts
burgh were rained out.
The Dodger victory was a typ
ical "Wills win" because the erratic-hitting
Los Angeles club was
held to three hits in seven in
nings by Drott. It was the old
storv of the light-hitting team
needing something extra and the
1962 story of Wills' speed produc
ing that something extra.
In the American League, the
Baltimore Orioles beat the New
York Yankees, 3-1, the Cleveland
Indians downed the Detroit Tigers,
0-4, the Washington Senators
edged out the Boston Red Sox, 1-0,
the Minnesota Twins shipped the
Kansas City Athletics, 5-0, and the
Los Angeles Angels nipped the
Chicago White Sox, 1-0.
The Cubs scored their eighth
victory in their last 10 games as
Bob Buhl pitched a five-hitter
against the Giants for his fifth
win of the season. Billy O Dell,
who had won eight straight games,
suffered his first defeat against
10-hit Cub attack led by Ron
Santo and Ernie Banks with three
hits each.
Relief pitcher Galen Cisco
walked in the tying run and
forced in the winning run when
he hit pinch-hitter Mack Jones
with a pitched ball to present the
Braves with their win over the
Mets. Carlton Willey. ex-Brave.
had shut out the Milwaukee swing
ers with two hits until the ninth.
Relief pitcher Claude Raymond
notched his fourth win for Mil
waukee while the loss was W illey's
fifth against four wins.
Pot.
.608
.577
.549
.549
.511
.500
.460 7Hi
.460 V
.415 10
.377 12
Orioles Regain First Behind Steve Barber
By FRED DOWN
UPI Sports Writer
A slight twitch in Steve Bar
ber's left shoulder explains today
why the New York Yankees have
a very large pain in the neck.
A 24-ycar-old lefthander who
can throw a baseball through the
side of a barn, Barber felt the
twitch about three weeks ago. He
informed Baltimore Oriole man
ager Tommy Hitchcock then and
there that he would rely hence
forth on his fast ball.
The six-foot, 190-pound Barber
couldn't have caused more grief
among American League hitters if
National League
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, night.
Postponed, rain.
Sun Fran. 000 100 000 1 S 2
Chicago 210 021 OOx 6 10 0'
O'Dell, Duffalo I6 and Bailey,
Buhl (5-4) and Bertcll. Loser
O'Dell (8-1 1.
Los Angeles 101 000 000 2 6 0
Houston 000 000 001 1 6 0
Miller, Perranoski (9i and
Roseboro. Drott, McMahon 8
and Campbell. Winner Miller
(4-2. Loser Drott 2-3.
Tuesday's Results
Chicago 6 San Francisco 1
Milwaukee 3 New York 2, night
Los Angeles 2 Houston 1, night
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, night,
postponed, rain
(Only games scheduled)
Wednesday's Probable Pitchers
Milwaukee at New York Spahn
(7-3) vs. Jackson 4-5f.
St. Louis at Philadelphia Inight)
Simmons (6-1) vs. Culp (6-3).
Los Angeles at Houston (night)
Koufax 17-3) vs. Johnson (3-7).
San Francisco at Chicago (2i
Hobbie (1-5) and Ellsworth (7-3)
vs. Sanford (7-3) and Fisher (3-6).
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (2, twi
nightl Nuxhall (4-3) and Pur
key (1-2) vs. Friend (64) and
Cardwell '2-61.
Thursday's Games
San Francisco at Chicago
St. Louis at Philadelphia, night
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh 12, twi-
night)
(Only games scheduled)
American League
W. L. Pel. GB
31 20 .608 ..
26 18 .591 Hi
30 21 .588 I
26 22 .542 2i
25 24 .510 5
23 23 .500 5's
25 28 .472 7
20 25 .444 8
20 28 .417 9li
18 35 .340 14
he had announce! that he was fore Dick Hall emerged from the
going to fire SO-calibre dum-dum j bullpen to retire Elslon Howard
bullets out of a machine gun at for tlie final out. Johnny Pow-
ell's two-run fifth-inning homer
them. Because Steve's fast ball
is just about all any pitcher
needs as evidence his 9-4 record
that makes him the first AL pitch
er of the season to reach nine
victories.
A crowd of 37,137 in Baltimore
saw Barber move the Orioles in-
was the big blow of the Orioles'
attack on Ralph Terry (6-5) and
Mickey Mantle homered for the
Yankees. The w i n snapped an
Oriole five-game losing streak.
The Los Angeles Angels defeat
ed the Chicago White Sox, 1-0,
In the National League, the Chi- homer in as many games a
cago Cubs topped the San Fran- sixth-inning poke off Boston's
cisco Giants, 6-1, the Los Angeles Ear! Wilson. It was the third
Dodgers edged out the Houston straight win for the Senators and
Colts, 2-1, and the Milwaukee snapped Cheney's personal six-
to first place Tuesday night with the Cleveland Indians downed the
a 3-1 victory over the Yankees, j Detroit Tigers, 6-4, the Washing
"I haven't thrown a curve in 'ton Senators shaded the Boston
four games," said Barber after ' Red Sox, 1-0. and the Minnesota
the game. "I think that's what j Twins beat the Kansas City Ath-
Baltimore
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Minnesota
Boston -Los
Angeles
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Tuesday's Results
Cleveland 6 Detroit 4, night
Washington Boston 0, night
Baltimore 3 New York 1, night
Minnesota 5 Kansas City 0, night
Los Angeles 1 Chicago 0, night
Wednesday's Probable Pitchers
Minnesota at Kansas City
(night) Stigman (4-5) vs. Pcna
(5-5).
Detroit at Cleveland (night)
Bunnina (3-5) vs. Grant (3-5)
Boston at Washington (night)
Conley (2-3) vs. Stenhousc (2-6).
New York at Baltimore Inight)
Ford (6-31 vs. Pappas (4-1).
Chicago at Los Angeles (2. twi-
nieht) Buzhardt (5-Z) and Her
bert (5-2) vs. McBride (4-6) and
Nelson (2-2.
Thursday's Games
Boston at Washington, night
New York at Baltimore, night
(Only games scheduled)
Problems
Beset
SEC Loop
ATLANTA ( UPI The South
eastern Conference, long recog
nized as one of the powerful ath
letic groups in the nation, is be
set with problems these days that
could tear it apart.
While it is too early for a defi
nite conclusion, it appears the big
gest of these wedges may be the
introduction of Negro athletes into
this Deep South conference which
has held the color line since its
formation three decades ago,
It is no longer a question of if
but when. The University of
Kentucky has announced that it
will start awarding athletic schol
arships to Negroes this coming
chool year. This means that Ken
tucky probably will have Negroes
on its varsity football team in the
fall of 1964 and that s when the
parting of the ways may begin.
The conference appears split
right down the middle on the ra
cial issue. Florida; Georgia, Geor
gia Tech, Tennessee and Vander
bilt, all of which have Negro stu
dents, have indicated they arc
willing to play racially mixed
teams on a home-and-home basis.
But in the three deepest of the
Deep South states Alabama.
Mississippi and Louisiana the
other half of the Dixie dozen
doesn't appear as ready to accept
Kentucky's plan.
The six questionable schools, Al
abama, Auburn, Mississippi, Mis
sissippi State, Louisiana State and
Tulane, have declined to come out
flatly one way or the other. They
all have taken a wait-and-see
stand.
The big question for most of
these appears to involve playing
against racially mixed teams at
home. Most already have played
against teams with Negroes
games away from home.
was bothering my shoulder. Any
way, I never did have a good
curve ball."
Equals '62 Mark
Barber's ninth win enabled him
to equal his entire total of 1962,
part of which he spent in the
Army, and made him a leading
candidate to become a 20-game
winner this season
letics, 5-0, in other AL games.
Jerry Isaacson
Signs Contract
VANCOUVER. Wash. (UPI) -Pitcher
Jerry Isaacson, a local
That would, high school product who gradu-
make him the first 20-game win-'aled from Northwest Nazarenc
ner in modern Baltimore baseball i College, signed a contract with
history. j the Los Angeles Angels Tuesday.
Barber struck out six and He will report to In-City of the
walked three in 8 2-3 innings be- i Northwest League.
Braves nipped the New Y'ork
Mets, 3-2.
Hurls Three-lllttrr
Dan Osinski pitched a three-
hitter and Lee Thomas singled
home Felix Torres with the only
run of the game in the second
inning as the Angels dealt the
White Sox a loss that prevented
them from sharing first place. It
was the fourth win in five deci
sions for Osinski while Gary Pe
ters suffered his third loss against
the same number of victories.
Pinch hitter Mike De La Hoz'
two-run homer was the big blow
of a five-run seventh-inning rally
that gave Cleveland's Jerry Walk
er his third win of the year. Joe
Adcock also homered for the In
dians, who handed Hunk Aguirre
his fifth defeat against four wins.
Tom Cheney turned in a five
hitter embeltislied with six strike
outs to win his fifth game on
the wings of Don Lock's fourth
game losing skein.
Bob Allison connected for his
14th homer of the year with two
mates aboard and Ear! Battey al
so homered for the Twins as Jim
Perry went the distance for his
fourth triumph. Allison's 380-foot
smash, which gave him the AL
lead, came in the third inning
after singles by Vic Power ahd
Harmon Killebrew.
Forman Named
For Big Award
EUGENE (UPI) Star senior
milcr Keith Forman has been
picked for the annual Scharp
Award as the most valuable Ore
gon trackman this year by team
vote. Coach Bill Bowerman an
nounced Tuesday. NCAA hurdles
champion Jerry Tarr won the
award last year.
Lewiston
Pads Lead
In Northwest
Milwaukee
New York
Hendley.
000 000 003 3 5 1
100 000 100 2 6 0
Raymond . Pichc
Seven of the U.S. survivors! (9) and Ucckcr. Torre (9). Wil-
wcre scheduled to play second
round matches this morning. The
lucky ones will join the seven
other Yank contenders in third
round play this afternoon.
FiimfTC VL'MlrAr fnnr avniH.
-j .iii,;i a.. fir.. .Cleveland 000 100 50x- 6 10 2
ley. Cisco (9), Bcarnarth (9) and
Sherry. Winner Raymond (4-3).
Lnsm- Willev (4-5). I
(Only games scheduled)
American League
Detroit 202 (KW 000 4 6 0
Lolich. Aguirre (7), Sturdivant
17) and Triandos. Latman, Walk
er (6), Abcrnathy (8) and Azcue.
Winner Walker (3-D. Loser
Aguirre (4-5). IIRs Adcock, De
La Hoz.
hectic days of firing over St. An
drews' par-73 old course. They
were defanding champion Dick
Davics of Pebble Beach. Calif.,
Charlie Smith of Gastonia, N. C,
Dick Sikcs of Springdale. Ark.,
. , ...Vrr Edpar Uodeeraff of Tucson.
it a 4-2 recora. wcsiern is ana, -r iTVwIon
.. , , Ariz., and Downing Gray of Pen- liwsinn
tccles 2-3. I ' . IWash ncton
Cecil Davis had to get help ',..',- , j Wilson. Radatz (8) and Nixon
from Gary Smelccr in the pitch
ing department. Smclcer took
over in the fourth and got credit
for the victory. Bob Kuhn was
the slartcr for Western Oil and
hit was relieved bv Bobbv Ernst
Chris Carlson led the winncrsl Patt"n as carrlcd " 18 "'and Edwards. Loser - Rakow
with a home run. He was backed green by Jim Pine a year-old ,, Battey. Allison,
un bv a double by Davis and! dairy farmer from Scotland. Pine,
Dcwavne Sloan. Randy Moultoni 0P?nulS "? , ,,c" New York 010 000 000- 1 5 0
,U . homer for tlw. losers! h PaUon Uirec-putted, the last Ballimore ooo 020 Olx- 3 6 0
nH Frnst dnuhled Each team hadi lime trom ,our . Terry, Hamilton c8i and How-
seven hits and three errors.
Kingsley came back with a run
000 000 000 0 5
000 001 OOx 1 6 0
ine m " ' ' chcncy and Rcl.r. Loser-
patton were uie principal ,nu- -
ers during Tuesday s action. 1
Harris fell behind early in niS'Mjnncsoia ni3 000 010 5 9 0!
second round match with Eng- Kansa, Citv 000 noo 000 0 4 1
land's Lionel Smith and ncveri Pcrry ,4;3 ,) Battey. Rakow,
caught up as he bowed, z ana 1. ,6, wiijs (8, Fjschcr (9)
Gardner became ine tnira u .-;ilrH narnnr. Hall 191 and Brown,
'Walker Cupper to bite the dust Uin.r R.,ri,r ,0.4, ir
lilt- udin wnii a luin . . ... --
, nf ih. sivth for the ln dropped a 2 ana 1 aeci-;Tor ,M, , Manll(, Pow.
sion 10 acuuaiiu a iv ..,,,. cj
Davics advanced into ine mini
Lewiston
Yakima
Salem
Tri-City
Wcnatchce
Eugene
9
18
Palmer Set
For Return
To Golfing
PITTSBURGH (UPI) Arnold
Palmer, one of professional golf's
biggest moneymakers, said today
he feels "just great" and is anxi
ous to get back on the tour after
a three-week layoff to rest up and
reshape his came.
Palmer, voted the PGA player
of the year in 1962 after banking
J81.448 in official earnings, took a
break after he lost his golden
touch last month.
"I'm ready to go," he said from
his Latrobc. Pa., home. "I plan
in olav in the Thunderbird next
week. I'm flying out of here on; hits and whiffing 12. Salem got
Sunday."
Palmer plans to play a few
tuncup rounds at the Westchester
Country Club in Rye, N. Y., be-
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W. L. Pet. GB,
27 15 .643 ..
22 14 .611 2
23 17 .575 3
23 19 .548 4
17 23 .425
6 30 .167
Tuesday's Results
Lewiston 4 Salem 2
Tri-City at Y'akima. ppd, rain
Eugene at Wcnatchce, ppd. rain
Lewiston podded its Northwest
League lead a little more Tuos-1
day night with a 4-2 victory over
Salem in the only game played.
Eugene at Wcnatchce and Tri
City at Yakima both were rained
out.
Gary Sanossian went the dis
tance for Lewiston allowing
both its runs in the third but
could not score after that.
Lewiston closed in when Woody
Iluyke hit a solo homer in the
fore the $100,000 Thunderbird gets -fourth and tied it in the fifth on
under wav there June 13. la walk, a wild pilch and a single.
How does he feel about his;Then the Broncs added unearned
game after the layofl?
"I think my game is in pretty
good shape now," he said. "But
vou never really know until you
get into competition. And as for
runs in the sixth and seventh to
win it.
The victory was the seventh in
a row for the league leaders.
Tonight's games, all double-
in ine oouom 01 ine si.vn ...r o 31 Dick Smith. " ' j putting . . . well, that's something headers, feature Salem at Lcwis-I
. ! navix wtvanrMl into the third, else SL-ain. You have to wail un- Inn. Eugene at Wcnatchce and
,arfn ,X heWRambTcr, to! round with a 4 and 3 victory over m m 0 3 1 T. . that course." Tri-City at Yakima
a 5-0 win over Biz Y He gave1 Ln8land Pcr uav'T, ' .. rlLos Angeles 010 000 OOx 1 8 0
fc,. learn nlaveH errorless ball ! n R,Cna,d -a'r-lllll of, mM an(j E. Sadow.
Ihinrt himrThev also cot eicht England, and Sike, won n scc.
hiis off ,os,ng pitcher Chris Tapol-j .
DM
Petf-r 3-3
. Scotland's Marshall Douglas.
dl lie " P"11 " 3 "J
Mike Schooler of the Ramblers
The Ramblers got a single run
in the third and lour in Ine fourth
for the victorv.
Western Oil 00(V 121-4-7-3
Kingsley 2O0-O21-5-7-3
Kuhn! Ernst '4' and Black
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