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Newspaper Page TextPortland Loses To Rangers; Oklahoma City Tops Tacoma By Initcd Prtss International laround a long while. He has seen.nas not cnnush to earn a victory! Pete Smith was the !oT Ditha.. r.,.., fUnnl.r I) ..... e . ... ' I Uv.,SI ..,w3, u.mrci major league service uitn rious- lor nis ciuo. Botn came wnn anow Has a 6-8 mars. I of Oklahoma City has finally Ion. Kansas Citv and Milwaukee man on. t Thp tame was o!avi in Oadcn vnrt Friday, June !, !$ HERALD A.VB NEKS, Klamath Fail.. Orrgeo. PACE l!i MAJOR LEAGUE I Mil -jrl found himself. If he continues the type of mound performances he has shown in his last four outings, he'll be due for a return ticket to Houston o! the National League. Thursday night he fired his third shutout of the current Pa cific Coast League campaign and second in a coming to the 89ers from Hous-i It was (he first victory of the 'on- year ffr Baiilargeon. Faltering Tacoma dropped an-l The Rangers took a 3-0 lead in other close one to Hawaii. 3-2. Ron the third inning w hen George Moelier was stingy with hits, giv-1 Banks got an inside-the-park row. He gave but five hits in winning his sixth de cision in eight starts. His latest victim was Northern Division's ing the Giants but five while Tom Satriano and Carlos Bernier thril led the 4,188 fans with round trippers to ice the contest. Satri ano's came with a man aboard. Tacoma's two tallies came on a single by Jimmy Ray Hart which scored Jesus Alou who had dou- home run. scoring two mates because of a schedule conflict in Chicago Salt Lake City. The largest crowd , Boston to see tlie Bees in Utah turned Minnesota out for the game when 2,371 paid. (Cleveland In an exhibition game the Den- i,0s Angeles ver Bears, last m the PCLs Baltimore ahead of him. He drove the ball j Southern Division, looked likejKansas City Detroit Washington second place Spokane to the tunc , bled. The other came when Ri- of 4-0. Earlier in the year he had a shutout, then had another en June 16 and on June 22 gave up a single run to Denver. So. in his last four games he has given up but one run. The 28-year-old southpaw fire bailer is an Oklahoma product, being born in Seminole. He start cardo ninth. Joseph homered in the off the fence and left fielder Hec tor Martinez was struck in tlie face by the ball. As he lay stun ned on the ground. Banks and the two runners ahead of him scored. Banks also doubled in the winning run in the fifth. The Salt Lake City Bees downed Seattle for the fifth straight time The loss reduced Tacoma's 8-6 in an error-filled game. The edge over Spokane to one game Winners also had home runs by and the Islanders moved aliead ' Bill Cowan and Lou Holdener. i of Portland, just three games be-j nind the leaders. I Right-hander Bob Baiilargeon! jkept Dallas-Fort Worth in definite contention with a 5-4 decision ed his pro career in 1953 and lover Portland. Two home runs by the uprising to give Mudrock hisj irum ine iooks oi things he ll belthe Beaver catcher. Bill Bryan. I fourth win. Starter and winner Phil Mud- rock almost blew the tilt in the ninth when the Rainters scored three runs on a homer by Archie Skeen. Fred Burdette stopped Butte Valley Eagles Rap In SSBR Game, 11-5 Butte Valley's Eagles romied pat the AiW Drive In nine Thursday night in South Suburban Babe Ruth action. 1 1-5. behind the pitching of Jim Bennett. The Eagles had to make a comeback to beat t h e Drive In team. The losers scored single runs in the first five innings. The Eagles tallied five runs in the third to take a 5-3 lead and chalked up three more in the fifth to wrap the game up. Bennett worked the entire route Seattle 0O1-20O-QO3 6-tO-t Salt Lake City 30t-002-o0s 814 6 Peter Smith, Stevenson (6 and and allowed only two hits. He those with the doubles while Fred Skeen; Mudrock and Holdener. champions as they slaughtered the Milwaukee Braves of tlie Na tional League !6-S. Dick Kelley held the Braves to five hits, go ing all the way. A crowd of 11,145 watched the Bears knock starter Frank Funk and four other hurlers all over the lot. J. W. Porter and Steve Demeter got round-trippers in the first inning and rookie Woodie Woodward got one in the third with a man on base. Woodward and Chico Salmon each had four for five as the Bears cracked out 17 hits. By I'nited Press International American League W t. Pet. tiB 41 27 44 30 39 30 40 32 37 35 39 37 38 37 33 37 27 43 23 53 .603 ... .595 . . . .5( 2'j .55 3 .514 6 .513 6 .507 fi'i .471 9 .388 15 .3(13 22 National League W I. Pet. GB Thursday's Results Cleveland 6 Boston 4 Minnesota 10 Detroit 6 Chicago 6 New York 0 Washington 4 Kansas City 2 (Only games scheduled1 Friday's Probable Pitchers Cleveland at Chicago (night) Wynn i0-l vs. DeBusschere 0-l . Los Angeles at Detroit (2, twi st. Louis Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Chicago Milwaukee Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York Houston .589 ... .583 3 .5B I'j .548 3 .534 4 .500 61; .459 9' j .458 9i .392 141: ,373 16 night i Osinski t6-t and Tur-'iaie ,9"8- Tuesday's Results Phila. IS Pittsburgh 4. nigh! Friday's Probable Ptiehers Chicago at Philadelphia f night Ellsworth (9-B' vs. Duren (2-2. New York at Pittsburgh t night Craig I2-!I vs. Gibbon i2-5. St. Louis at Houston (night Gibson (6-3 vs. Drott 2-S. Milwaukee at Los Angeles 'night Spahn UO-Ji vs. Drvs- Lolich (2-3) and ley (2-5) vs Aguirre 6-6i. Minnesota at Washington (2. twi-nightf Kaat (7-6) and Pleis Linescores: iio-Oi vs. Duckworth (2-6) and Spokane 000-000-000 50 Cheney i7-6t. Okahoma City OUO-IfC-Olx 47-2 Kansas Citv af Baltimore Ortega, J, Smith (8) and Brum ley; Brunei and H. Smith, Woolen HRS H Smith. toiled against three Drive In pitchers in Dave Tockey, Bill Up shaw, the loser, and Ron Black smith. Upshaw got the loss des pite having hurled only one-third of an inning. The winners got five hits and !eight the losers only two off Bennett. .Eagles The hits were to Bob Watson and Blacksmith. Three of the five hits by the winners were doubles. Seott McKinnis, Billy Green and Danny Clark were Fleming had two singles. The error department was vir tually even with the losers muffing seven and the Eagles six. Bennett struck out eight in his stint and the three losing hurlers muffed DARCO Upsets Kingsley In SSLL Contest. 6-4 DARCOs pulled off a big upset slammed two home runs, Negrev-I in the South Suburban Little:ski a double and Cecil Davis a League Wednesday night with a ,ub1' C!!rlson also !,ad a 5in" ... , . .. ... gle. The bases were empty on 6-4 wm over league-leading King-bolh homers wmner5 , sley. It was the fourth win in 15 extra base hits. games for DARCO. j Pat Ga,!agher" and Fisch. Olson's swamped Western OtI.jcr again combined for Olson's 12-1, Big Y Market crushed the pitching w in. Bobby Kuhn was the Teamsters. 15-1. and Hal's pulled, 0Scr. Olson's collected 18 hits 005-032-111-4-6 SiW HI-110-0 5-2-7 Bennett and McKinnis; Tockey, Upshaw (3, Blacksmith (3) and Warren, SSBR STANDINGS East Ofvition Team Town & Counlry Pacific Coop Listen A&W Mtller Wait Divltion Taam Jnterstafa Pvmp Local Loan So. S'aih 0V8en K C. Paint Butte Valley Mwsgrove Portland 000-000-292 452 Dallas Ft. W 003-1 10-OOx 57-0 Flynn. Browning (4, Santiago 17), Seitz (8 and Bryan. Baiilar geon, Rantz (91 and McCabc. HRS -oanKs, nryan, z. r-rai!iargeon. LP-Flynn. (night) Pena (5-9) vs. Barber 111-5). Boston at New York (night! Heffncr (1-0) vs. Downing (2-1). Saturday's Games Cleveland at Chicago Los Angeles at Detroit Minnesota at Washington, night Kansas City at Baltimore j Boston at New York Cincinnati at San Francisco inighti Purkey i2-4 vs. Mari chai U2-3S. Saturday's Games Chicago at Philadelphia, night New York at Pittsburgh, night St, Louis at Houston, night Milwaukee at los Angeles, night Cincinnati at San Francisco fXKMOB-00! 200-000-lOx Tacoma Hawaii Constable. Prgenzer Barton. Moelier and While (4. HK-Satriano, Joseph. LP-Constable. 2- 5-0 3- 11-0 (8 and Roselli, Bcruicr, Portland Will Bid For NCAA PORTLAND (UPli-Portland is going to make a big bid to land the 1965 NCAA basketball finals. Don Jewel, manager of the Memorial Coliseum, and Howard Hobson, former Oregon basketball coach and a representative of Portland Futures Unlimited, will By United Press Iiilernationat attend a meeting in Colorado The Yakima Bears refuse (o bel"19 !0 10 P56"' iM Yakima Clips Lewisfon Lead off a mild upset in downing hot' and-cold Ecclcs, 7-1, in the other contest. DARCO's Keith Clinton was the winning pitcher with a six-hitter. The loser was Mike Negrevski who allowed only four hits. King sley backed him up poorly with eight errors which was the down fall. DARCO committed three. and Western Oil only three. Steve Bcllotti, Gary Sherman and Adri an Hall all homered for the win ners while Gallagher had two doubles as did Scott Adrian. Fish er had one double. Big Y used nine hits and eight Teamster errors for its w in. Chris Topoleski was the winning hurt er and Val Carlson the loser. Al- This Week's Slate FRIDAY Dugan & Most vi. Gun Store Merrill vs. fhiloquin Musgrave vs. Liston Air Craft AiW vs. K. C. Paint Despite losing. Chris Carlson, Ian Pranghofer slammed a homeiTiC vs. Pacific Supply COUNTRY COUSINS LEAGUE W L Hit-Mn, ' 0 Pin St-ipDfl 0 Pin Popper 3 a Gutter Dusters J I Lucky Poor 0 Four Spare 6 4 Results: Pin Skippers 4, Lucky Four 0; Hil a, Mrs. 4. 4 Spares 0; Pin Poppers 2. Gutter Ousters 3. HiQh team game. Hit ft, Mrs. 63; hip team series. Hit & Mrs. J444, hoh ind. Qame. Wonnie Starkey Hi; H'flrt ind. series. Monnte Sterkey 500. J.rn King Cnris Hail T,m Witoer Allen Hatcrer Paul Hewitt Tom Stanton Hrmard OiRon J.m Over J A. McDonald Don Eerier Ed Witchell Hob Sonien Gene Glenn Gary G'UPP ' Russ Melton ' Ken Harris r. 16 June ? results: i King 40; T Wilder 40; C. Han 31; J Dyer 3-3. E Mitchell ! J; A Hatcher 3-3; J A. McDonald 3 3; G Gruftp 3-1; H Diron 3-1; 8 Sorlem 1 3: K Harris t - 3. T. Stan'on 1-3. P. Hewitt l-J: R Melton 1-3; D. teller ! J: J G Glenn 13 High ind. game. Ed Mitchell 33); high Ind series, Jim K ng 741 run and a double for the winners. local Loan vs. Butte Valley Hal's lopped Eccles behind the 'Kingsley vs. Hal's four-hit pitching of Billy Warren. ' Kccles vs. DARCO Bill McGinnis was the loser. Jrld-Wen vs. Hal's The winners got JO hits. BerniejKasl Side vs. Brnd-Portland Miller socked a home run and'Grne's vs. Weyerhaeuser Terry Herbert to doubles for! SATIRDAY the winners. jScott Valley at Dunsmuir DARCO not-510 6-4-31 Hawks vs. Falcons (Geml Kingslev lon-021 4-6-s!TC vs. Musgrove Haask'amp, Clinton Mi and War-: Metier Bros. vs. K. C. Paint dell: Negrevski, Smelccr '4i andiSislh SI. Oxygen vs. Inirrtiaie C. Carlson. I f'mP ! Big Y vs. Western Oil Olson's 135 201 12-18-3'Teamsters vs. Olson's Western Oil OOO-OIO I- 3-5I SUNDAY Gallagher. Fischer "S and Bar-'PPy Cmp ' Medo-Beh (C.eml lecn; Kuhn and Ernst. Mount Shasta at Weed Hawks at Ashland (106-27 1.V9-3 i ralcons at Orrgnn ( uy 100-00 1-3-8 1.Mrdford al Tri-fily (Merrill) Pranghofer: V and R. Carlson. (exhibition) Miwaukee (NY) O-ll)O-0O0 1-5-2 Denver (PCD 252-7tl)M0x 16-17-Oj Funk. Schneider (2 Fischer 141 Piche (), Sadnwski (81 and Cran- dall: Kelly and Uecker. HRS-Dc-i meter, Porler, Woodward. Pacific Coast League Northern Division W. L. Pet. f.B Tacoma 41 33 .554 Spokane 42 35 .545 '1 Hawaii 38 36 .514 3 Portland 37 36 .507 3'i Seattle 3.3 42 .440 B'-j Southern Division W. L, Pel, Dallas-Ft. W Oklahoma City 37 36 .507 2'j San Diego 39 39 .500 3 Salt Lake City 32 39 ,451 j Denver 32 41 .438 7 Thursday's Results Dallas-Ft. Worth 5 Portland 4 Oklahoma City 4 Spokane 0 Salt Lake City Seattle 6 Hawaii 3 Tacoma 2 Denver 16 Milwaukee in!) I (ex hibition' Friday's Probable PiU-hers Spokane iKoch 5-4 at Dallas Ft, Worth (unavailable'. Seattle (unavailable) al Denver (Heman 0-1 1. Tacoma 'Rivas -3 at Hawaii (Grba 5-2'. Portland (unavailable) at Okla homa City (Johnson 5-3'. Salt Laite City (Koonco 0-1' al jSan Diego (Gnlli t-0. counted out of the first-half North-1 west League race and Thursday night clipped a half game of! the lead held by the Lewiston Btonca. Yakima bopped Wenalct.ee !4-4 in the only scheduled game to' move to within a game and a half of the leaders with three days of! play left. ' Tlie Bears had an easy night of it, racking up tl runs in the first three -innings to make things easy for Dick Smith who scattered II Wenatchee hits. Yakima got four in the first frame with the big blow a two- run homer by Ted James. Two walks, two singles, a double by Butler Powcl! and a single by ,! Smith got lite Bears five more 40 34 .541.. :ity's pitch. I runs in the second lo sew it up. BOATERS! GAS UP WITH US! W'tr miierf refuter riH et fh dock. Jut launch your boat or our handy fount Mno Sfctt and Iliad lor h dock. We're tt ot-htr boottna tedt na eccosiOFios, Wafer bcttt, nr and used motor. You nam it we'w 90 if! PELiCAN MARINA 928 Front On Its i.o Dozen Reasons Why The HomeSite C-5 fs Your Best Buy Inttont ifartino in oil weather Fewer cteamnss between job Short stroke engine power Eaty to tilt oil reservoir Balanced tar caty cutting Instantly accessible ignition switch HOMEUTE CONVKftTmLK DltlVK CHAIN SAW it Rugacd crankshaft far longer life it Stands up under the totrajhett abttie it Longer engine lit Butterfly choice make start. n snee- it Cuts easily and in any Cuts trees e stumps claw I a 1 nsj fjruwriu A. H. 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