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Newspaper Page Text'AGE I B HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Oregon 1 Wednesday, July S, 1961 1. - 1, . ?- iju , tm yi "..- . - ' ;r.' :.:-! 2 D - ' . . ... . ; t .. : ' : Falcons S-Sost Legion TourBiasnent By I'nited Pri International National League W. L. Prt. GB Los Anseles 45 32 .584 ... St. Louis 45 33 .577 14 San Francisco 45 34 .575 1 Cincinnati 43 35 .551 2'4 Chicaeo 41 35 .539 3'i Milwaukee 38 39 .494 7 Pittsburgh 38 40 .487 7Vi Philadelphia 36 43 .456 10 Houston 30 50 .375 16'i New York 29 49 .372 16ii Tuesday's Results Chicago 4 New York 1 Pittsburgh 3 Phila. 2, night Cincinnati 6 Houston 4, night h. Angeles 1 St Louis 0, night S. Fran 1 Milw. o, 16 in., night Wednesday's Probable Pitchers Milwaukee at San Francisco Lemaster (4-4) vs. Sanford (9-7). .New York at Chicago Hook (3-8) vs. Ellsworth (10-6). Cincinnati at Houston (night) Tsitouris (3-2) vs. Umbrlcht (2-2). St. Louis at Los Angeles (night) Gibson (7-3) vs. Kou- fax (12-3). (Only games scheduled) Thursday's Games Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (2) New York at Chicago (2) Milwaukee at San Francisco St. Louis at Los Angeles, night Cincinnati at Houston (2), twl- night American League W. L. Prt. GB New York Minnesota Chicago Boston Cleveland Baltimore Cos Angeles Kansas City Detroit 46 28 .2 ... .57.9 3 .570 Vk .547 54 .519 7V4 .519 7V4 .503 8V4 .461 12 .387 17H .300 21 44 32 45 34 41 34 40 37 42 39 41 40 35 41 29 46 24 56 Washington Tuesday's Results Washington 7 Kansas City 2 New York 3 Chicago 0, night Minnesota 7 Detroit 4, night Boston 6 Cleveland 1, night Baltimore 4 Los Angeles 3, night Wednesday's Probable Pitchers Chicago at New York Buz hardt (9-4) vs. Terry (8-8). Boston at Cleveland Heffner (1-0) vs. Kralick (8-6). Minnesota at Detroit Perry (8-4) vs. Bunning (4-9). : Los Angeles at Baltimore (night) Chance (6-7) vs. Pap- pas (6-4). (Only games scheduled) Thursday's Games Minnesota at Detroit (2) Boston at Cleveland (2) Kansas City at Washington (2) Chicago at New York (2) Los Ang. at Baltimore, twilight Horn Battles Don Fullmer EUGENE (UPD-Young Bobby Horn of Eugene, who has 17 vic tories and one draw in his middle weight career, takes on possibly his toughest opponent tonight in a 10-rounder at the fairgrounds here ' against Don Fullmer of West Jor dan, Utah. Fullmer is the younger brother of former middleweight champion Gene Fullmer. Friday's schedule for tlie wom en of Reames Golf and Country Club Is the first play of the "Best Low Net" Tournament, which will continue throughout the month of July. Pairings are as follows: First lee 8:30, Rose Chapman, Agnes Beane. Dean Marks, Edna Dakin. 8 40, Cathy Flink, Yvonne Alford, Clare Grove, Leah Maskcll. 8:50, Murrel Hooper, Ellen Miller, Pauline Pernoll, Coral Renick. ft, Mid Merryman, Frances Mose- baC, Jerry Smith, Margo Pro vance, Third tee 8:30, Arlenc Cary, Dorothy Swanson, Lynn StiM-buck, Kathy Stnnecyphcr. Kirst tee 9:10, Eve Ashley, Madlyn Rodakowski. Marlys O Ncill, Jan Ferm. 9:20, Wilma Marvin, Margaret Iikin, Mar tha Bartlclt, Mclba Gotchall. 9:30, Bert Ganter, Wilma Wil ey, ceciie Feyion. 9:40, Mary Holt, Britla Franz, Pat Brad thaw, Ruth Jones. $ TEE TALK St- FREE : SHETLAND PONY EVERY TUESDAY GET YOUR FREE TICKETS AT Jay Hawk PETROLEUM 213S So. 6th er So. 6th and Crest , J""!- ...... ' , f ' V.. .w '-' ' 1 ' , ' ' - -v' . r t. T:.-' -.. y. -:.-."'-:-. - - . ,i THREAT RUINED AT HOME Mi! waukee's Norm Larker was called out at home plate in San Francisco Tuesday when he tried to score from second base on teammate Del Crandall's single to centerfield in the fourth inninq against the Giants. Play was from Giants' Willie Mays who threw to catcher Ed Bailey shown here about to make the tag. Calling the play is umpire Ken Burkhardt. Backing up play is Giants' pitcher Juan Marichal. The Giants won in li innings on Mays' home run. UPI Telephoto Near No-Hit Contests Spice American By MILTON R1C1LMAN UPI Sports Writer Al Downing and Dava More- head can console each other today over coming so near, yet so far, in their bids lor no-hitters. Downing, the 22-yoar-old New York Yankees' southpaw, held the Chicago White Sox hitlcss for 6 2-3 innings Tuesday night but had to settle for a one-hit 3-0 victory. And Morehcad, a 19-year-old rookie right-hander for the Boston Red Sox, had a no-hlttor going until the eighth against the Cleve land Indians only to wind up with a two-hit 6-1 triumph. I would have liked to pitch a no-hitter," said Downing, "but I am not complaining a bit. Win ning the game was more impor tant." Morehcad was equally philo sophical. I did my best, lie said, and I'll take a two-hitler any d.y of the week." Yanks Pad Lead Downing's victory was his third and the Yankees' fifth in a row, stretching their American League AAU Track Meet At Eugene EUGENE (UPD-Some of the top names In track and field readied today for tlie annual Ore gon AAU championships Thursday at Hayward Field. Preliminaries in the 100-yard and 220-yard diishcs arc scheduled tonight, with tho other events scheduled for Thursday afternoon starting at 1:30 p.m. Some of the entries Include Ulis Williams and Adolph Plummer in tho 440; Morgan (troth, Jim Du pree and George Kcit in tl 880: Dyrol Burleson, Jim Grclle and Cary Wcisigcr in the mile; Julio Mann in tlie two-mile; Keith For- man and Clayton Steinke in the steeplechase; Dnrrell Horn, Ralph Boston and Phil Sliinnick in the broad jump, and Paul Sttiber, Lew Hoyt and Gene Johnson 1n the high jump. Thero arc 18 events on the full program. JEEP OWNERS! Wt r new yur htdqurtrt for all your 4-whtal drive ntadi! Authorised Parts, SALES and SERVICE WILLYS "Jeep" Vehicles Joe Fisher 77 S. 7th Ph. 41 104 (lead to three games. The Yankee ! lelt-hander, who had held the Red Sox hitless for 6 1-3 innings in his previous slart last Friday night, had visions of a "no-no" as the ballplayers call it Tues day night until Camilo Carreon rapped a sharp single oil his glove with two out in tho seventh. There .wasn't the least bit of doubt about Carreon's hit, which skipped over second base and rolled Into center field. But that was the only one of 134 pitches by Downing which was hit safely. He struck out 10 batters, walked six and got the only run he need ed when Tony Kubek singled home Hector Lopez in the third in ning. Lopez then hit a two-run homer In the fifth. The Yanks' run in tlie third was their first off loser Ray Bcrbert (8-5) in 20 consecutive innings. Morehcad, whose record now is 5-5. pitched perfect ball until he walked Willie Kirkland with two out in the seventh. He lost his no-hittcr when Fred Whitfield led off tlie eighth with a grounder that took a freak bounce over second baseman Chuck Schilling's head for a single. Hits Pinch Homer There was nothing freakish, however, about John Romano's pinch honter in tlie ninth. Ro mano had been restored to the active list just before tho game. Tlie Red Sox scored two runs off loser Barry Latman (5-4) in the second inning and Lou Clinton's homer featured a four-run out burst in tlie sixth. The Minnesota Twins reeled off their eighth straight victory and took over second place with a 7-4 triumph over the Detroit Tigers, (lie Baltimore Orioles out-lasted tlie Los Angolcs Angels, 4-3, and the Washington Senators downed tho Kansas City A's, 7-2. Homers Tell Story Bob Allison's two-run homer and Jimmic Hall's three-run wal lop offset homers by Al Kaline and Bill Bruton in Minnesota's victory over Detroit. Allison's 2()lh homer in tho third put the BING'S SATELLITE Restaurant and Lounge Klamath Falls Airport Action Twins ahead, .4-1, and kayoed los- er Bill Faul, while Hall's eighth homer came off reliever Tom Sturdivant in the sixth and put tho game out of the Tigers' reach. Dick Stlgman struck out nine and scattered eight hits be fore Bill Dailey came on in the ninth to nail down Stigman's sev enth victory. Bob Johnson's single and Al Smith's double were the key blows for the Orioles in a two run seventh-Inning rally that took care of the Angels. Baltimore scored all its runs off Paul Foy tack, who suffered his second do feat against one victory. Dick Hall, second of three Ov-ol nltehers. was n-pdiioH with his hird win. Albie Pearson hit hisf' WEMNE&iAY ifth homer for the Angels. Alnanv V5. FalMn"s (9.30) Bennie Daniels limited tlie A's;lffmr at Corvullls (toi&ni:ienl) to seven hits as his Senator teammates took advantage of four errors Upland Orlando Pena his 11th setback. Marv Breeding and Jim King paced Washing ton's eight-hit attack with two hits apiece. Bob Prall Has Amateur Title PORTLANP (UPH-Bob Prall. the ex-University of Oregon golf er, held tlie Oregon Golf Associ ation match play title today. Prall defeated two-time cham pion Dick Price of Longvicw 6 and 5 in Tuesday's scheduled 36 hole final match at Riverside. Jlrs. it. L. Borst of Portland won tlie women's title by defeat ing Mrs. Lon Stincr Jr. by tlie same 6 and 5 score. It was Mrs. Borst's first title, although site has been in the fi nals tlireo times, . Prall, formerly ot Salem but now of Portland, finished three under par for the day. Ho held a one-up lead at tho end ol the first 18 holes, and moved ahead by three strokes after 20 holes to win going away. Open Tomorrow , . . and otry day Klomath'i molt uniqua reitaurant whtr you con anjor th tineit ot lood at you watch all tho oclivltici of KinjlUy Field. Sio tho it, airlintn and Drivalo aircraft land and loka-elf. Btinj tho tamlly, tho childron ara olwayi wtl-como. By JERRY WAGGONER Herald and News Sports Editor The Klamath Falcons, host ing three of the top American Legion teams in tlie state, have their work cut out for them to night and July 4 in the Holiday Legion Doublchcader Tourna ment at Gem Stadium. Hie oth er three teams arc Mcdford. North Salem and Albany. The Medford team, which presently is tied in the top po sition with the Falcons in (lie Southern Division, will take on North Salem in the 7 o'clock game tonight. The Falcons fol low, going against unbeaten Al bany in a game which will be gin at approximately 9:30. The Fourth of July schedule will pit Medford against Al bany in the first game at 1 p.m. and the Falcons against North Willie Mays' Homer Beats Spahn By I'nitrd Press International With one swing of his bat, Wil lie Mays broke up the National League's greatest pitching duel in 30 years and all but broke War ren Spahn's mari. Mays accomplished his handi work when he lined a home run over the left field fence witn one, out in the 16th inning Tuesday night to give Juan Marichal and; the San Francisco Giants a 1-0 victory over the Milwaukee Braves. For 15 dramatic innings, the 42- year-old Spahn called on all his cunning and pitched on dead even terms with the stronger and riesn Sternberg Seriously SEATTLE (UPD-Brian Stern berg, holder of the pending world record pole vault of 16 feet 8 inches, remained in critical con dition here today at University Hospital following an accident on the trampoline. University of Washington offi eials said Sternberg was executing a double twist hack somersault last night at Hcc Edmundson Pavilion on tlie campus when he landed on the back of his head and neck. Q Dr. William Robertson, medical director of the university hospital This Week's ate MeSer Cirs. vs. So. 60i Cxygen KC Paint vs. Interstate Piiri.n T&C vs. ASW Liston vs. 'illc Valley ylson's vs. Eocles Kliyilcy vs. Teamsters THURSDAY Albany vs. Medford (1 p.m.) N. Salem vs. Falcons (3:30) Grants Pass at Tri-Clly Hawks al Corvallis (tournament) FRIDAY Listen vs. lxcal Loan A&W vs. IMusgrove TiC vs. Interstate Pump SATURDAY Falcons vs. Grants Pass (Gem) Ml. Shasta at Dunsimiir T&C vs. Metier Bros. A&W vs. Local Iian , So. 6th Oxygen vs. K.C. Palnl Big Y vs. IMRCO Western Oil vs. Hal's SUNDAY llnwlts vs. Cheney Studs (Gem) Falcons at Tri-Clly Mrdo-Rrls at Scott Valley Word at llippy Camp , . . ror oil your booting needs, Mixed ond regular gal right ot the dock. All booting Accessories, parts and service ore always available. We've everything for the water skier, too. Stop in and have a cold bottle of pop from our dispenser and look us over. JUST ARRIVED: THE NEW 17' SABRECRAFT MERC CRUISER. Tho inboord-outboard with all the economy of on inboard and the flexibility of on outboard. It's complcto and ready to go with convertible top, bock-to-back reclining right down to the batteiy and trailer 15' GLASS RUNABOUT with windshield, lights and steering. An skiing or cruising. Boat priced at just Wc'vo olio a qood selection complcto outtitt o well at eutboord motori. Terms and PELICAN 928 Front St. Salem in the second afternoon game. It has been announced that American Legion season tick ets are not ordinarily good for tournaments, but an exception is being made in this case and tiicy will be honored. The Klamath Hawks will be in Corvallis today and Thurs day for a four-team duuble header American Legion base ball tournament against Cor vallis, Grant and North Eu gene. The Hawks, struggling along in Its own league, hopes lo Increase its prestige by com ing back home with some vic tories from this tournament. Coach Irv Whitt probably will go with Tom Pilgrim in one game and Steve Young In harder-throwing 23-year-old Mari chal, but Mays' 15th homer end ed the league's finest pitching duel since Carl Hubbcll of the Giants went 18 innings to beat' the St Louis Cardinals, 1-0, exactly 30 years to the day Marichal scattered eight hits and struck out 10 in posting his inth victory of the season and ms ninth j a ,ow. xi,e dcfoat was doubly tough for Spahn. Not only did it snap his personal f i v e g a m e winning streak and represent his fourth loss against 11 victories, but it also nullified a valiant 14th in ning effort in which he heroically pitched himself out of a jam. by Hurt said an examination indicated a dislocation of the cervical or neck vertebrae. Itobertson said this indicated possible damage to tlie spinal cord. Sternberg was placed in traction, Robertson said, and no surely was foreseen in the im mediate future. Sternberg, 20, and a junior next year at the University of Wash ington, set the pending world mark at the Compton Relays at Compton, Calif., June 7. He also won the National AAU championship June 22 In St. Louis with a winning vault of 4J feet, 4 inches. He was to have left New York July 14 with a U.S. track and field team which will go to Etire for four asets. The team will corgpete agai. a Russian tea in iMiscow J'Jy 21-22, An accomplished gym nast. Sterabcrg was working out on the trazipaliss to keep in shape for the Eur&pVta, trip when yne accident occurred. WK fi5&SS3 TITLE SUNNINGDALE, Eng. (UPD Petcr Butler, the British PGA champion, won the individual ti tle in the Bowmaker pro-amateur golf tournament Tuesday with a 36-hole total of 132. Ken Bousfield, Kcl Nagle and Brian Huggett tied for second with 134 totals and Peter Thom son finished with a 138. We Work In Dirt! Foundations Back Hoe Ditch Cleaning Loader Work Harold Simmers EXCAVATION 2144 Patterson TU 2-6003 TOMORROW teats ond all accessories $ nnnr 00 w773 ideal boat for fishing. $ PQP 00 J J of uted boott. motorl ond new Johnson ond Homelita trades, ot course. MARINA On Klamath Lake Coach John Paxton. still try ing lo decide on a pitching as signment. aid lie probably will go with Jim Jackson in tonight's game. He also has a crucial set coming up litis weekend with Giants Pas in league competition. He said lie pron- another with the possibility ol Mac Cunningham and Jon Crume gelling In tome mound duty. When not on the mound, Ything and Cunningham will swap put at shortstop. Vern Pelrirk or Roger Rarlletl will be behind the plate, Rob Woldt al first, Crump or Hoy Van Pell at second, Mike Spik er al third, Alan Kenon. Rich Bath and Curt Coleman in the outfield. getting Ed Bailey on a fly ball for the final out with the bases full. It was the Giants' only other serious threat of the night against the Milwaukee veteran, who walked only one batter and struck out two. Dodgers Take First Don Drysdale pitched the Los Angeles Dodgers into first placei with a 1-0 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals, the Cincinnatil Reds defeated the Houston Colts.: 6-4, the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Philadelphia Phillies. 3-2. and the Chicago Cubs downed the New York Mets, 4-1. Drysdale picked up his 10th victory for the Dodgers with a five-hit effort against the Cardi nals. Southpaw Curt Simmons, who suffered his fourth loss in 11 decisions, pitched on even terms with Drysdale until tlie seventh when Ron Fairly singled home Frank Howard from second base with the only run of the contest. Sparks Reds Rally Gordy Coleman's two-run snide was the key blow in a three-run seventh inning rally by the Reds mat Beat the Colts and ruined re- liever Don McMahon's first start ing assignment in tlie majors. Mc Mahoojed, 3-2. going into the sevenfWoul Vada Pinson doubled home the tying run and Coleman suppliedj the clincher. Bob Pur key gained his third victory with help from Al Worthinglon. Vern Law struggled to his sec ond viotory for the Pirates al though Harvey Haddix and Al Mc Bean both had lo come to his res cue when the Phillies rallied in the eighth. Roberto Clcmente's double off loser Dallas Green pro duced what proved to be the w in ning run in the sixth. r YJ tticim-oiStiLlUS covin, it rot) cm ably would back Jackson up with either Gary Benson or Rich Jackson. Jay Paxton will open Miind the plate with John Gray at first. Lanny Guyer or M a r v Yunck will be at tlie keystone sack. LcVoy Young will lead oil and play shortstop for the Falcons beside John Parisotto at third. The outfield probably will be made up of Larry Bin ncy in left, Mike Hitching in center and Dave Johnson in right. Johnson and Pa.xtnn were the big sticks in the Falcons' vic tory over Central Point last week as Johnson tied into a pair of triples and Paxton three singles for all five of tlie Fal cons' hits. Virtually everyone got into (lie hitting act, how ever, as the Falcons stormed The Cubs cashed in on three unearned runs against the Mets, with Alvin Jackson's throwing er ror paving the way ior his eighth defeat. Jackson's wild throw came in the second when the Cubs clinched the game with three runs. Bob Buhl stopped the Mets on six hits for his seventh victory against five defeats. Major League Results American League Chicago 000 000 000 0 1 1 New York O01 020 OOx 3 6 0 Herbert. DeBusschere I8 and Carreon. Downing (3-1 1 and How ard. Loser Herbert (8-5. HR Lopez. Kansas City Oflfl 100 010 2 7 4 Washington (100 1.10 I2.x 7 8 0 Pcna. Willis 7 and Lau. Dan iels (2-3) and Landrith. Loser Pcna (5-11). Minnesota 013 01)3 ooo 7 12 0 Detroit 101 OHO 011 4 8 2 Stigman, Dailey 19) and Bat- tey. Faul, Sturdivant (31, Ander son (81 and Freehan. Winner Stigman (7-7). Loser Faul (3 41. lilts Kaline, Allison, Hall, Bruton. IOS Ang. 000 200 010 3 9 0 Baltimore Oil 000 2?- 4 10 1 Foytack, Fowler (81,'nd Rod-1 gors. Barber, Hall 5 , Miller 18' and Brown. Winner Hall (3-2). Loser - Foytack (1-21. HR Pearson. Boston (120 004 000 6 8 0 Cleveland ono ooo ool 1 2 2 Morehcad (5-3) and Nixon. Lat man, Bell (6), Walker (71 and Azcue. Loser Latman (5-4). HRs Clinton. Romano. 'My iiMai.lMjtgyWawv f Two words that reflect the warm, pride a man has in a brand that's Say Seagram's and be Sure m0( whisht, k rioof. a cum iiirtu triiiTt the Hawks Saturday night, 9-0. Charlie Draper, a past Amer ican Legion commander and a man who has been in the pro gram for 10 years, says thai he has been building toward this team for all of those 10 years and he finally has it in Albany. The Albany team is unbeaten in league competition and leads its league. Mcdlord, of course, is co-leader with the Falcons and is the only team to have beaten the Falcons. But Mcdlord will have its hands full with North Salem which also leads its league. Re ports are that North Salem is supposedly unbeaten in league competition in its conference. So this tournament should provide some very fine baseball with four leaders in three leagues. In 16th National League New York 000 100 000 1 6 1 Chicago 130 000 00.x 4 6 2 A. Jackson, Cisco (21, Bear narth '4i, Rnwe (7) and Cole man. Buhl (7-5) and Bertell. Los er A. Jackson 6-8 . Cincinnati 100 010 310 6 11 2 Houston 101 010 100 4 9 1 Purkey, Worthington (7) and Edwards. Mc.Mahon, Dickson (7), Nottcbart i8) and Bateman. Win ner Purkey (3-4i. Loser Mc Mahon (0-31. St. Louis 000 000 000 0 5 0 Los Angeles 000 000 10.x 1 7 0 Simmons, Schultz (8) and Mc Carver. Drysdale (10-9) and Ca milli. Loser Simmons (7-41. Pittsburgh 020 001 000 3 8 1 Phila. 000 001 010 2 8 0 Law, Haddix (8, McBean (8) and Burgess, Pagliaroni (9). Green. Bennett (6), Baldschun i8 and Dalrymple. Winner Law (2-3). .Loser Green (1-3). I1R Gonzalez. (16 innings) Milwaukee 000 000 000 000 000 0 0 8 1 San Francisco 000 000 000 000 000 1 1 9 1 Spahn (11-4) and Crandall. Mar ichal (13-3) and Bailey. HR-Mays. 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