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Marichal Pitches
Giants To Win
By FRED DOWN
UI'I Sporti Wriler
The San Francisco Giants' Ions
suit is power but don't try to tell
the Los Angeles Dodgers they
jacK pucning.
Not as long as there's a fellow
named Juan Marichal on the
Giant roster.
Marichal is known as the
Giants' "big pitcher" the one
they like to match against their
rival's ace. He throws with a
sweeping, high-kicking motion and
he beat the Dodgers throe times
in our tries last season en route
to an overall 18-11 record.
The 26-year-old right-hander
made it two out of three for this
season Tuesday night when he
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pncned a seven-hit 3-0 victory
that knocked the Dodgers out of
tne National League lead and
paved the way for the St. Louis
Cardinals to take over the top
rung. The win raised Marichal's
record to 9-3 and was especially
impressive because it came
against Don Drysdale. the 25
game winner and Cy Young
Award ace of the 1962 Los An
geles staff.
Swings Big Stick
Willie McCovey, the free-swinging
San Francisco left fielder,
swung the big stick for the Giants
a three-run homer which he
sliced to left field in the sixth in
ning. It's the kind of thing the
Giants have come to expect from
llcCovey, who tagged Drysdale
lor 19 hits, including seven horn
ers, lour doubles and a triple, in
35 at-bals last season.
Marichal, who struck out four
and didn't walk a batter, was in
trouble only in the third inning
when three Dodger singles filled
the bases with two out but he
struck out Ron Fairly to end the
threat. The loss evened Drys
dale's record at 7-7.
Cards Beat Biles
Hie Cardinals beat the Pitts
burgh Pirates, 3-1, the Houston
Colts defeated the Chicago Cubs,
6-2, in 10 innings, the Philadelphia
Phillies edged the Milwaukee
Braves, 8-7, in 10 innings and the
Cincinnati Beds whipped the New
York Mets, 8-3, in other NL action.
Bob Gibson pitched a six-hitter
and struck out eight for the Car
dinals, who moved into first
place, one game ahead of the
Dodgers and Giants. The big fire
baller also hit a run-scoring sin
gle to help earn his fifth win and
deal Don Schwall his fourth loss.
Bill White had a homer and a
single and Dick Groat two singles
for the Cardinals.
Illls Grand Slam
Bob Aspromonte's grand slam
loth-inning homer gave Houston
relief star Hal Woodeshick his
sixth win. Woodeshick led off the
winning rally with a single and
the bases were filled on an error
by losing pitcher Lindy McDaniel
and a deliberate walk. Ernie
Banks had three hits for the Cubs.
Jack Baldschun earned his
fourth win for the Phillies when
Cal Dalrymple singled with the
bases filled in the 10th inning
The Braves had taken a 7-6 lead
in the top of the inning with the
help of Mack Jones' fourth steal
of the game one short of the
modern record and Roy Mc
Millan's third run-producing sin
gle. Bob Shaw was the loser for
the Braves.
Jim Maloney pitched a four-hitter
and struck out 12 batters in
eight innings to win his ninth
game for the Reds, whose 12-hit
attack was paced by homers by
Vada Pinson and Tommy Harper.
Al Jackson, tagged for tour runs
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Light-Hiding Bernie Allen Leads
Twins Past League Leaders, 8-6
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WILLIE'S ACROBATICS San Francisco Giants, Willis Mays (24) does a somer
sault while avoiding a close pitch by Los Angeles Dodgers, pitcher Don Drysdale in
the first inninq at Dodger Stadium Tuesday. Top picture shows Mays starting somer
sault and bottom picture shows him upended. Catching for the Dodgers is John Rose
boro, Umpire is Ed Sudol. Giants won, 3-0. UPI Telephoto
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Tuesday's Results
San Francisco 3 Los Ang. 0, night
Cincinnati 8 New York 3
Houston 6 Chi. 2, 10 inns., night
Phila. 8 Milw. 7. 10 inns., night
and six hits in two innings. suf-jSt. Louis 3 Pittsburgh 1. night
fered his sixth loss for the Mets Wednesday's Probable Pitchers
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati (menu
I Francis i2-ll vs. O Toolc 110-31.
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Chicago 3.1
New York 29
Baltimore 32
Minnesota 29
Kansas City 28
Boston 26
Cleveland 25
Los Angeles 28
Detroit 24
Washington 20
Tuesday's Results
Boston 7 Detroit 3, 15 inns.
Minnesota 8 Chicago 6, night
Kansas City 5 Los Ang. 2. night
Cleveland 9 Baltimore 6, night
Wednesday's Probable Pitchers
Washington at Boston (nightl
Stenhouse 13-61 vs. Monbouqucttc
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Cleveland at Detroit (nightl
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By I'nltrd Press International Izone. Stuart.
Remember Eddie Stanky, the
modern MuRgsy of Brooklyn's "le-
rocious gentlemen?
"He can't hit, he can't field
and he can't run," they said of
Stanky. "But in a tough game
he'll find a way to beat you."
Well, they're saying pretty much
the same things about another
second baseman today Bernie Al
len of the Minnesota Twins. Al
len is a skinny guy often over
looked among all those Minnesota
muscle men, but he's main
tained his regular status despite a
.164 batting average.
"Don't let that average fool
you. comments manager Sam
Mele, "or you'll liable to be
sorry."
The 24-year-old native of East
Liverpool, Ohio, made his man
ager's words look good Tuesday
night when the Twins beat the
Chicago White Sox, 8-6. for their
16th victory in 20 games and
moved to within 2'j games of the
American League lead.
Bats In Ninth
Allen went to the plate in the
ninth inning with one out and
Rich Rollins on second base. First
base was open but White Sox re
lief ace Hoyt Wilhclm elected to
pitch to the ,146-hittcr. who had
made only seven singles in his
previous 68 trips to the plate.
But Allen crossed up the strat
egy w ith a double to right center
field and then scored the icing
run on a pinch single by Jimmy
Hall. The win went to relief pitch
er Bill Dailcy, ,who gave up one
run in 2 1-3 innings and now has
allowed only that single tally in
his last 19 1-3 frames.
Zorro Versalles contributed four
hits and Rollins, Earl Battey.
Harmon Killebrew and Lennic
Green two eacli to the Twins' 16-
hit attack while Tom McGraw
had three hits for the White Sox.
Indiana Beat Orioles
The Cleveland Indians beat the
Baltimore Orioles, 9-5, the Boston
Red Sox topped the Detroit Ti
gers, 7-3. in 15 innings and the
Kansas City Athletics defeated the
Los Angeles Angels, 5-2. in other
AL games.
Hit Four Homers
Al Luplow, Fred Whitfield, Dick
Howscr and Willie Kirkland hit
Iwmers for the Indians, who
scored their eighth victory in nine
games. The Orioles protested the
game when manager untiic icd-
betls brought in relief pitcner lea
Abcrnathy before relict pitcner
Bob Allen had completed pitching
to one batter but the protest is
Los Angeles 010 001 000 2 7 0
Kansas City 0O0 410 OOx 5 10 0
Chance, Nelson I4, Fowler I6i
and E. Sadowski. Segui (1-2) flnd
Sullivan. Loser-Chance (5-61. Hit-
L. Thomas. j
Cleveland 100 120 410 9 13 01
Baltimore 000 001 022 5 10 o
Giant, Allen (9), Abcrnathy (9)
and Azcue. Roberts, Stone (5),
Stock Kil, Dclock i8 and Lau.
Winner-Grant (4-8). Loser-Roberts
(4-61. HR-Luplow, Whitfield, How-,
ser, Kirkland, Smith.
Lollar (41, Martin (9. Winner-.Philadelphia
uauey (i-oi. Losor-w ilhclm (l-5.
HR-Nicholson.
Minnesota
Chicago 012 002 010 6 12 01
Stigman, Pleis (31, Dailey (61,
Roggcnburk (91 and Battey. Her
bert, Fisher (41, DeBusscherc
(81. Wilhelm (81 and Carreon.
National League
Cincinnati 015 101 0110 8 12
New York 000 000 120 3 5 2
Maloney, Owens (91 and Ed
wards. Jackson, Hook (31, Mac
kenzie 141, Rowe 7 and Bear-
narth (9) and C. Coleman, Tay
lor (81, Winnor-Maloney (9-21.
Loser-Jackson (5-6). HR-Pinson,
Harper.
St. Louis 100 020 000 3 10 1
Pittsburgh 100 000 000 1 6 0
Gibson (5-31 and McCarver.
003 020 012- 8 16 2;Schwall, Vcale (81 and Paglia-
roni. Loser-Schwall (3-4. HR-Whitc.
no innings I
Milwaukee 020 002 020 17 9 2
121 000 020 28 16 4
Schneider, Cloninger (3), Funk
(5i, Shaw (8) and Crandall. Mc
Lish, Duren (8), Baldschun (9)
and Dalrymple. Winner-Baldschun
(4-3. Loser-Shaw (2-4). HR-Cov-ington.
(10 innings)
Chicago . 000 001 001 02 8 2
Houston (HK) 002 000 48 8 0
Juckson, McDaniel (9) and Ber-
tell. Johnson, Woodeshick (9) and
lialcman. Winnor-Woodeshick (6-2)
Loser-McDaniel (4-2). HR-B. As-promonte.
San Francisco 000 003 0003 7 0
Los Angeles 000 000 0000 7 1
Marichal (9-3) and Bailey. Drys
dale, Perranoski (9) and Rose
boro. Loscr-Drysdale (7-7). HR-
McCovey.
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon
Wednesday, June 12, 1963
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OMAHA, Neb. (UPI) - Mis
souri sends another unbeaten
pitcher to the mound tonight in
nopos of another heroic perform
ance and the best record in the
NCAA national baseball tournament.
Jack Stroud, victorious in all
four decisions this year, will rep. - ' ,
his fourth game for Cleveland
Mahaflcy (2-8) vs. Broclio (6-21
Chicago at San Francisco
might) Buhl 15-41 vs. O'Dell
'8-21 or Bolin (2-0).
VANCOUVER. Wash. (t'PD - Houston at Los Ancelcs might)
The three-day, 56-hole Royal OakslN0ttebart (5-31 vs. Podrcs (3-5).
invitational golf tournament will. New York at Milwaukee (night)
get under way here Friday morn- Cisco 3-5i vs. Burdetle i5-5.)
ing. Thursday's Games
Don Krieger of Columbia-Edge-Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, night
waler in Portland is scheduled to : Houston at Los Angeles, night
Philadelphia at St. Louis (night) il)n (M, Aguirre (5-5)
Los Angeles at Chicago 2, (twi-
nipht Fowler lO-O) and Turley
'1-5 vs. Buzhardt (6-2) and Pi
zarro (6-2).
Kansas City at Minnesota 2,
itwi-night) Wickcrsham 14-4'
and Itakow (6-31 vs. Kaat (5-4)
and Roland (4-1 or Pascual (8-5).
Baltimore at New York (night)
MrNally (2-11 vs. Terry (6-6).
resent the Tigers in their quarter
finals game tonight with Arizona.
the only other team to survive
the first two rounds of (he double-
elimination tourney without loss.
SI rood w ill face another unheal
en hurler, Doug Holliker, who has
a 4-0 for the Wildcats.
The Tiger-Wildcat collision cli
maxes today's three - game pro
gram which opens this afternoon in
a win-or-go-home game between
Penn State and Texas. Tonight's
first game will pit Southern Cali
fornia against Florida State in an
other fight for survival.
Rich Peterson was Missouri s
pitching star Tuesday night. He
won a duel with Texas' Charley'
Harkenstein. 3-2.
Arizona kept lis tournament
Dick (Smokey the Bear) Radatz
struck out 11 and pitched shutout
ball for 8 2-3 relief innings to
win his fifth came for the Red
Sox. The 6-6, 245-pound relief star
has now pitched 31 consecutive
shutout innings since .May 12
Frank Malzonc and Dick Stuart
hit ack-to-back homers in tlie
5th when the Red Sox poured
over four runs.
American League
(15 innings)
Boston
000 003 000 000 0047 II 0
Detroit
0110 J01 100 000 0003 10 1
Wood, RadaU 17) and Nixon
slate clean in a cliff-hanger with Bunning. Fox (8, Sturdivant (15
Florida Slate, finally claiming a and Triandns. Winncr-Radatz 15-1'
4-3 win aflcr 11 innings. Ilxiser-Fox (3-3). HR-Mejias, Mai
seek his fourth straight title in
the tourney's championship division.
Chicago at San Francisco
Philadelphia at St. Louis
New York at Milwaukee
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