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Falcons Pef eat Stubborn lend American Legion Team, 1-0 (aline Paces Tigers; Giants Snap Losing Skein lit' Gem stadium Wednesday Yankees, Senators Split By FRED DOWN UPI 8port Writer At Kaline may at last have the last laugh on those critics who've said he'll never be a better ball player than he was at 20 years of age. It's been seven lull seasons; since Kaline won the American League batting title with a .340 average In 195 and became the youngest batting champion in ma jor league history. He's had many fine seasons since luro dui nes never topped that year lor all around effectiveness. This very well could be the year in fact. It could be a year in which he silences his critics once and for all by becoming the sixth American Leaguer to win the triple batting crown. Mickey Mantle was the last to do it, in 1956. and the only other AL slug ners who've accomplished the feat were Ted Williams, Ty Cobb, Jimmy Foxx and Lou Gehrig. Tons In Rill's Kaline Is currently leading the AL with 45 runs batted in, ranks second in batting with a .337 mark and his 13 homers place him two behind leader Bob Alli son of the Minnesota Twins. Kaline readied a career mile stone Monday night when he hit the 200th and 201st homers of his career In pacing the Tigers to a H victory over the Boston Red Sox. He is the sixth active AL player to reach the 200-homcr mark, joining Mantle, Yogi Bcr ra, Joe Adcock, ltocky Colavllo and Roger Maris. Kaline's 200lh homer followed a single by Jake Wood and a walk to Billy Bruton and sent the Ti gers o(( to a 3-0 lead In the first inning. He hit No. 201 in the filth Inning to restore Detroit to a three-run load. Rookie Bill Faul yielded only three singles all ty Cart YastriemsWi to win his tliird game against one defeat. Indians Heat Orioles The Cleveland Indians beat the Ballimore Orioles, 3-2, the Los Angeles Angels walloped tlx Kan sas City Athletics, 13-3, and the Washington Senators scored a 1-0 victory after a 7-0 loss to tne New York Yankees in other American League games. Barry Lalman pitched, seven-hit bail lor 8 2-3 innings ana pro ' duced his own winning run wllh a seventh-Inning homer as the In dians gained their seventh win In their last eight games. Latman's homer came on the first pitch by Mike McCormick after the teams waited 77 minutes for a rainstorm to end. Joe Adcock also homered for the Indians, who dealt th Ori oles their ninth defeat in II games. Collect la Hits Leon Wagner, Charlie Dees and Ed Sadowskl homered to lead an 18-hit Angel attack that also In clude three hits each by Alblc Pearson and Lee Thomas. Dan Osinski pitched a seven-hitter be hind tlie assault to raise his rec ord to 5-2. Orlando I'ena suffered his seventh loss against five wins, Newcomer Al Downing pitched a league victory but Claude OMeen earned the Senators split of their twi-night doubleheader with the Yankees by pitching a six hitter in the nightcap. Clete Bey er had a homer and two singles and Elstnn Howard a homer and a double to lead the Yankees' 12- hit attack in the first game while Chuck Hinton's fifth-inning triple with Ed Bnnkman aboard pro vided the Senators with the only run of the nightcap. ''7 y " M HANDSHAKE AFTER HOMER Willie McCovey, left, of the San Francisco Giants gets a handshake at the plate from teammate Willie Mays after McCovey hit a two run homer over the right field wall in the first inning to give tha Giants a 2-0 start on tha Lot Angeles Dodgers. Mays was scored from first base by McCovey's home run. UPI Telephoto PAGE- HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Oregon Tursday, June 11, 1963 Golfers Playing For Spot By JOE SARG18 UPI Sports Writer MAJOR LEAGUE Dodgers1 Victims Of Streak Snapper By United Press International American League W L Pel. OB' (Chicago Baltimore (UPI Julius I New York Minnesota Kansas City Boston Today's Local Slate NEW YORK (Moose) Boros, winner of the Bulrk Open last weekend, old Sammy Sncad and long-hitting George Bayer were among "name" golfers shooting today for the remaining 99 berths in the National Open championship. Tlicy joined Jay and Lcioncl Hobert, Bill Collins, Cary Middle- coff, Johnny Pott, Don January and Joe Campbell and lot others at the Century and Old Oaks Country clubs in suburban Pur chase, N.Y., lor 45 bertha from the New York area. Twenty more berths were up for grabs at Detroit, 10 at Pitts burgh, 7 each at Atlanta and Winchester, Mass., 6 at Bakers field, Calif., and 4 at Fort Worth, Tex., to complete a qualifying list of 129 out of an original non exempt fiekl of 2,403. The 30 other qualifying berths were filled Monday with second round play at six sites Wash ington, D.C., Cincinnati, Chicago. Denver, Kansas City and Port land. Ore. Dow Finsterwald, a former PGA champion wl end ed a long victory drought hy win ning the recent festival 500 at Indianapolis, had the best round among this group a 694133 at the Clovernook Country Club in Cincinnati. A total of 150 players will tee off in the Open at Brookline. Mass., June 2IV22, and only 21 o( that field will have earned berths automatically, Cleveland Los Angeles Detroit Washington 33 32 29 28 27 23 24 28 24 20 .589 .571 .5S9 .520 .509 .500 .480 .475 .453 Cleveland at Detroit (nigliO Baltimore at New York (night) Washington at Boston night i National League 39 .339 14'i Monthly's Results . New York 7 Washington 0, 1st, twi Wash. 1 New York 0, 2nd, night Cleveland 3 Baltimoro 2, night Detroit 6 Boston 1, night L. Angeles 13 K. City 3, night (Only games scheduled) Tuesday's Probable Pitchers Boston at Detroit Wood 10-1) vs. Bunning (4-5). Cleveland at Baltimore (night) -Grant I3-I vs. Roberts (4-S. Minnesota at Chicago (night) Stigman (4-51 vs. Herbert (5-3) Los Angeles at Kansas City (night) Chance (5-5) vs. Wick- crsham (4-4'. (Only games scheduled' Wednesday's Games K. City at Minn. 12, twi.night) L. Angeles at Chicago (2. twi-night Los Angeles St. Louis San Francisco Cincinnati Pittsburgh Milwaukee Houston New York Chuck Congdon Tops Qualifiers TUESDAY Chilnqiiin vs. Superior Tiny Fltihrrr's vs. Malin Olson's vs. WcMcrn Oil Teamsters vs. Big Y WEDNESDAY Hawks at Central Point PORTLAND I UPI I - Chuck Congdon of Tacoma fired a six-under-par 138 to op a field of nine players in U.S Open golf tournament sectional qualifying here Monday. He shot rtniiuU of M and 70 in the 36-lKle competition to earn a t in the national tournrv at Tlirv inrlml the List 'ue inHi.l Brimklino. Mass.. June 20-23. How- viduals In win the Open, headed :wr- lw w'ded not to nuke the hv defending champion Jark,r'l'- Nicklaus and including Gene Lit- A1 Fel.lman of Oljmpia collect- tier, Arnold Palmer. Bill Casper !. "K plllor V"'1 (l"nl tlw I"-1'1' lying un .j-w nil isaye nam er of Wallace. Idaho, took the first alternate spot with a 71-74 145. Feldman and Walker will make the trip. Bill AlinH-nl of Seattle was sec ond alternate with !.!. Dr. Her man Dahl of Tacoma was low amateur with 155. Congdon received two for being low professional. Keldman got Kim and Walker collected $100 By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer Tile Los Angeles Dodgers had better get a new book on Orlando Ccpeda and Ed Bailey or they'll have to read about tne world sc ries again next October. The Dodgers have one of the best pitching staffs in baseball but Cepcda and Bailey greet 'em like they were balling practice hurlcrs. Just take a look at how Orlando and Ed have treated! Dodger pitching and you have the explanation for the fact the Sanl Francisco Giants nave ocaien los Angeles in three of their last four. meetings. The Giants topped the Dodgers again Monday night, 7-3, with1 Cepeda crashing a tie-breaking homer in the eighth inning and Bailey belting a two-run homer in the ninth. Cepeda hit a three-run double and Bailey drove in two runs with a homer and two singles when the Giants beat the Dodgers for the first time this season on May 24. And the same pair hit homers on May 25 when the Giants scored: their second win of the season over their arch-rivals. Cepeda and Bailey have thus knocked in 10 of the 20 runs the Giants have scored in their three victories over the Dodgers. Draw Big Crowd A crowd of 52,993 at Los An geles Monday night saw Cepeda's; 12th homer of the season snap a; 3-3 tie in the eighth. Bailey's two run homer featured a three-run clinching outburst in the ninth as Don Larsen picked up his first win and Ron Pcrranoski suffered his second defeat. Willie McCovey also homered and Willie Mays had three hits in the Giants' 12-hit attack while Maury Wills, John Roscboro and Dick Traccwski had two hits cacn for tlie Dodgers, whose National League lead over the idle St. Louis Cardinals was cut to two percen tage points. The victory moved uie iiianisi complete game in the majors with a seven-hitter that handed Cincin nati's Joey Jay his ninth defeat in 12 decisions. Tim Harkness' seventh-inning homer was the de cisive blow for the Mets. American League (1st game) New York 100 100 221 7 12 0 Washington 000 000 000 0 2 1 Downing (1-0) and Howard. Ru dolph, Burnside (9) and Leppert. Loser-Rudolph (3-8). HR-Howard, Boycr. 1 2nd game i New York 000 000 000 0 6 1 Washington 000 010 OOx 1 6 2 Bouton, Bridges (8) and How ard. Ostccn (1-4) and Landrith. Loser-Bouton 17-21. Los Angeles 211 000 252-13 18 01 Kansas City 000 001 Oil 3 7 1 Osinski (5-2) and E. Sadowski. Pena, Willies (3), Lovrich (7), Fis-! cher (9i and Edwards. Loser- Pena (5-7). HRWagncr, E. Sa dowski. Dees. Boston 801 OOO 000- 1 3 0 Detroit 300 010 20x 6 7 0 Morchead, Nichols (7), Fornieles (81 and Nixon. Faul 13-1) and Freehan. Loser- Morehead (3-5). HR-Kaline 2. Cleveland 100 001 100 3 7 2 Baltimore 001 000 001 2 7 0 Lalman, Abernathy (91 and Az- icue- McCormick, Miller (71, Stock' (91 and Orsino. Winncr-Latman (2-2). Loscr-McCormick (1-3). HR Adcock. Lalman. I Only games scheduled i National League Chicago 010 010 001 3 7 2' Houston 000 110 000 2 4 0 Hobbie, McDaniel (8) and Bcr tell, Schaffer . Droit. Woode- shick (9) and Batcman. Winner McDaniel (4-1 1. Loser-Woodeshick 15-2'. HR-Williams, Goss. Cincinnati BEND The Klamath Falcons played their finest defensive game of the season Monday night and just scrambled by the pesky Bend American Legion team, 1-0, in a non-league game. "If we played defensive ball like we did against Bend in every game, no one could beat us, said Coach John Paxton alter the game. "The kids sure played a great ball game. They really came up with some fine plays and some of them at the right time, he continued. It was the fifth victory against one defeat for the rugged Fal cons. Rich Grow went the distance for the Falcons and twirled a neat four-hit game in the route. He struck out only one and walked four. The Falcons handled the lall on the ground 19 times and made only one error in tlie game. The Falcons doubled the hilling of Bend wilh eight hits, but only the one run. "We are fielding well now but we can't move tlie runners around." Paxton said. The lone Falcon run came in the third inning with two away. Dave Johnson led off with a single and Grow struck out. Shortstop LeVoy Young drew a walk and moved to second when Johnson was chopped down on Larry Binney's fielder s choice. Young scampered 11 the way home on a single by John Parisotto, Falcon hot- corner man, who had three hits in four trips in the game. Grow didn t get into any real trouble until the third when run ners reached third base tw ice. But superb fielding plays c u t them down at home plate, one of which upended catcher Jay Pax ton. He didn't have much trou ble again until the seventh when! shortstop Jerry Wetle slammed a triple with only one out. But Grow got the pitcher Mike Metke to ground out as the runner was held. The leadoff man ground out to third to end the inning and threat. The Falcons got runners to scc-l ond several times without being able to advance them. They didn't get another runner in scor ing position until tne sevemn. Parisotto singled but was cut down at second. With two out John Gray doubled but died mere. Parisotto' got three of the eight! Falcon hits. Gray had the double! and the olher four hits were scat tered sincles by LcVoy Young Larry Binney, Jay Paxton and Johnson. The Falcons will take on tlie Tri-City Gems in a league game Wednesday night at Gem Stadi um at 8 o'clock. Coach Paxton is undecided about his starter. He will go w ith Gary Benson or Rich Jackson. Falcons 001-000-000 1-8-1 Bend OOO-OOO-OOO-O-4-t Grow and Paxton; Metke and Lewis. SCORES ASTRONAUTS LEAGUE W L Merchandlst Mft Sherwin-Williams ' PepH Coia 'J t Lauras Beauty Fair Toms Meal Market ' Greenwood Maionry ' Ace TV ' T Cushion Corner "6 'J Holiday Bowl CoMea Shop 6 10 Jay Hawtc Petroleum ' Results: Ac TV 0, Sherwin-Williams 4; Lauras Beauty Fair I, Merchandise Man -it tmii aamI Market 1, Pepsi Cola 3; CiKhinn Corner 3, Jay Hawk 1; Holiday riiu crinn n. nreenwood Masonry i. High team game, Sherwin-Williams 818 hleih trl. Shrwif1-Willl AfTIS IM, high Ind. aama, Yoland Rosterolia 230, M Al Jackson 226; high Ind. series. Judy Barnttt 534, M., Al Jackson 656. SUNOOWNERS LEAGUE W L The Martoonies ' 3 The Travelers 3 The Corruptors ? 5 Th Slivers 7 J Th Blew Four ' 5 Th Hot Shots Th Pennies 5 ' Cash & Save Oil Co. 5 7 The Scavengers 5 ' Th Jetton - 4 Th Merry Mtxrs Th Mr. and Mrs. 4 S Rasulls: Hot Shots 2. Blew Four 2; Travelers 3. Cash 8. Save Oil Co. 1; Pnnis h Martoonies 3; Merry Mixers 1, Slivers 3; Scavengers 3. Mr. and Mrs. 1; Jetsons 0, Corruptors 4. Hioh team oame, Martoonies 865; high team series. Corruptors 2431; high ind. game. Oooyan Ye 236. Helen McCollum 192; nign mo. series, jcss riemtng ioi. Mary Skoog 463. Cooking equipment and heating head the list of causes of farm fires. Va drill The basic power tool for home craftsmen ... a complete work shop in itself. Just check all these quality Skil features: Powerful 2.5 amp. motor, fives, extra drilling power. Converts to power unit lor Skil Snaplock tools that saw, sand, grind, trim (rass, shrubs. Lightweight for easy handling. Drills accurately in concrete, metal, wood. ,. Modi 1 503 Frecision-mada 00 geared key chuck. ' Moty & Van Dyke 638 Klamath Ave. W. .12 33 .12 2H 28 20 23 23 Pel .571 . . . .569 ... .532 1 .509 3'i .500 4 .4K4 S .431 8 .390 10' j Monday's Result New York 3 Cincinnati 2 (night Phil 6 Mil 2 (night, 5'i inns, rain) Chicago 3 Houston 2 (night) San Kran 7 Ixts Angclrs 3 (night St Ixjuis at Pitts., night, pod. .rain Tuesday'i Probable Pllchert Cincinnati at New York Malon- cy iB-2) va. Jackson 5-5. Milwaukee at Philadelphia might Schneider (00) or Bur- dette (5-5 vs. McLish (5-2). tit. Louis at Pittsburgh (night) Gibson (4-3) vs. Schwall 13-31. Chicago at Houston (night) Jackson (7-5 or Toth (1-31 vs. Johnson 13-8'. San Francisco at Los Angeles might) Marichal (8-3) vs. Drys- dale (7-8). Wednesday's Games Pittsburgh al Cincinnati (night! New York at Milwaukee (night Philadelphia at St. Louis (night) Chicago at San Francisco (night) Houston at Los Angeles might) 000 000 101 2 7 1 to within one game of the top. New York 001 010 lOx 3 6 0 CDjrung. Jay, Worthinglon (81 and Ed- Cubs Beat ColU wards. Stallard (1-3) and C. Cole- Th. rhl,., ch, edned out thel"- Loser-Jay M. HR-Hark- llouslon Colts. 3-2. the Philadel phia Phillies downed the Milwau kee Braves, 6-2, and tlie rcw York Mcls nipped the Cincinnati Reds, 3-2, in other NL games. St. Louis at Pittsburgh was rained out. Ken Hubbs' ninth-inning single scored pinch runner Jim Schaffer w ith tlie w inning run for the Cubs as Lindy McDaniel picked up his fourth win in relict. The victim was Hal Woodeshick, who had not yielded a run In his previous 21 consecutive innings. Billy Wil liams homered for tlie Cubs and Howie Goss connected for Houston. Wins Eighth Game Ray Culp, a rookie right-hander who didn't impress the Phillies much In tlie spring, raised his record to 8-3 with a four-hilter in, a SVinning game ended by rain Tony Gonzalez' double and twoi blows by Don Demcter were Ihe big hits of the Phillies' eight-hit attack. Ed Mathews homered (or the Braves. Tracy Stallard scored his first big league victory since Sept. 3. 1981. and alto pitched his first ness. (5'4 innings, raini Milwaukee 000 002 2 4 2 Philadelphia 100 23x 8 8 0 Hendley, Piche '5) and Torre. Culp 18-3) and Dalrymple. Loser- Hcndlcy t-t-4 '. lllt-Mathcs San Fran 200 010 013- 7 12 0 Los Angeles 010 101 000 3 9 1 Pierce. Larsen '6' and Railcy. Miller. Perranoski I7, Richert (9', Roebuck (9) and Roscboro. Winner Larsen (1-3. Loser Perranoski 17-2). HR-rMcCovcy, Cepeda. Bailey. Softball Meet Set Tonight The Peewee soltbill coaches will meet tonight In the Klam ath Auditorium at 7:30. J I m Johnson of Ihe Recreation Of fice announced. 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