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HERALD AND XEWS. Klamath Falls, Oregon Thurtday. July 4, 19fil PACE -A t h 1 1 f fl 1 1 J; '. ,vt -7' liiiia tmii I bl tn iiiiiinibl m iif '-hi i rnr i Im i til in - ! mil i i nit inn miiii i ilni Koufax Wins 13th, Blanks Cards; Braves Rally To Beat Giants 6-5 r9 WORLD RECORD HOLDER SERIOUSLY INJURED Brian Ste (shown in action here in left photo) is the holder of the Dendina world record pole vault of 16 feet 8 inches. He was seriously injured Tuesday when working out on a trampoline. He remains in critical condition after suffering a broken neck with possible damage to the spinal cord. He was hurt while executing a double twist back somersault. He was practicing routines on the trampoline when the accident occurred. He is an accomplished gymnast as well as track star. He is seen in the right photo accepting the University of Washington's athlete of the year award in May. UPI Telephoto Yankees Whip ChiSox 54, Widen Lead .M;tjr League Standings liV I nid'd I'rcss International National League Lus Alleles .SI. Louis San FianciM'u Cincinnati Chicago Milwaukee Pittsburgh Philadelphia Houston New York W. I.. 4li .12 Ti .15 44 :I5 42 35 39 3!) 38 40 4.1 30 .it 2!l "() Pet. till ..VK) . . .570 l'j .5t;:t 2 .557 3 .545 3'i .500 7 .4117 8 .45B 10' 2 .370 17 .367 17'v Wednesday's Hesults Chicago 9 New York 2 Milwaukee 6 San Francisco 5 Cincinnati 2 Houston 1, night Los Angeles 5 St. Louis 0, night (Only panics scheduled) By .MILTON RICHMAN l l'l Sports Writer Hoy, ma. that man with (he whitewash is lioro again! That would be dazzling Sandy Koulax, who leads the majors with seven shutouts and is the first National League pitcher to pitch that many in one season since Warren Spahn achieved that total in 1!I51. Koufax turned in his seventh shutout Wednesday night with a scintillating three-hit 5 0 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals thai increased the Los Angeles Dodd ers' lead to l'j games. The victory or the south paw Dodger fasthaller was his 13th of the season and sixth in a 'Changes Coming1 Dark Tells Giants Pole Vaulter Condition '-Critical1 SEATTLE (UPI -Brian Stern berg. 20. holder of the pending world pole vault mark of 16 feet. 8 inches, was listed as in critical condition here today at 'Univer sity Hospital. Sternberg suffered a dislocation of the neck vertebrae and spinal cord damage Tuesday evening when he fell while working out on a trampoline at the University of Washington. "Tile condition of Brian Stern berg is still listed as critical," said the latest statement from the hospital. "Paralysis and respira tory problems still persist." The blue-eyed junior of the Uni versity of Washington remains paralyzed from the neck down and has sensory loss from the neck down. Doctors at the hospital said it would not be until Friday morn int". at least, before it would be possible to determine the extent of permanent paralysis, if any. A spokesman said Sternberg was in an "excellent mental frame of mind" despite the fact his chances of ever again competing in athletics were "pretty grim." Sternberg mastered the fibr glass pole shortly alter enrolling at Washington and on June 7 set his pending mark of 16-8 at the Compton Relays in California. W. L. Pel. GB New York 47 28 .627 .. Minnesota 44 33 .571 4 Chicago 45 35 .463 4'i Boston 42 34 .553 5' Baltimore 43 3il .524 8 Cleveland 40 38 .513 8'3 Los Angeles 41 41 .500 10 Kansas City 35 41 .461 12': Detroit 30 40 .395 17'-. Washington 24 56 .300 25' i American league Wednesday's Results New York 5 Chicago 4 Detroit 7 Minnesota 5 Boston 6 Cleveland 2 Baltimore 3 Los Angeles 1, night (Only games scheduled I By MILTON RICHMAN LTI Sports Writer One measly dollar currently worth about 42 cents sudden- Iv has caused the Baltimore Ori oles to look like a million bucks. Annoyed over the many men ial mistakes they were making. the Baltimore plavcrs decided last Tuesday to mete out fines among themselves for any fur ther lapses. They agreed the average fine would be one dollar, although some would range as high as live. The list of violations include failure to throw to the relav man. heing picKed ott hase and so furlh. The idea isn't exactly novel. having been used by other clubs Palmer Leads British Field LYTHA.M ST. A.N'NES. Eng. ( UPI i Fifteen Americans were among 261 golfers who teed off today on the first of two qualify- ing rounds for the British Open championship. Defending champion Arnold Palmer, the Pennsylvania strong man, and 40 other fairway artists were exempt from qualifying. A total o.' 120 will compete in the open proper. July 10-12, over the par-70 Roval Lytham links Palmer, who will be shooting for his third s traight British Open title. Jack Xicklaus and Phil Itodgers are the leading U.S challengers with the withdrawal of Billy Casper and Cary Middle coif. Nicklaus. Rodgers and Doug Sanders, another veteran of the before, but it seems to be work ing out fine mo pun intended i for the Orioles. They have won two games since the system was put into effect and have climbed into fifth place in the American League. Went Like Clockwork Everything went ofl like clock work Wednesday night as they heat the Los Angeles Angels, 3-1 behind Milt Pappas, who posted his seventh victory in 11 decisions. Bob Johnson, who has been doing a workmanlike job at sec ond base since taking over (or Jerry Adair, singled home two runs during a three-run rally at the expense of loser Dean Chance in the third inning. That was all Pappas needed although he was nicked for nine hits, in eluding Albie Pearson's sixth homer in the third. The first place New York Van kces won their sixth straight and w idened their league lead to four games with a 5-4 triumph over1 the fading Chicago White Sox while Detroit ended Minnesota's eight-game winning streak. 7-5 Boston beat Cleveland, 6-2. in the only other scheduled game. In the National League, the Ios Angeles Dodgers increased their lead to l'j games with a 5-0 triumph over the SI. Louis Cardinals. Cincinnati shade Houston. 2-1. Milwaukee defeated (oast League Battle Going Down To Wire Al- San Francisco. 6-5, and the Chi cago Cubs drubbed the New- York Mels, 9-2. Atones For Krror Yankee shortstop Tony Knock, atoning for a top of the ninth er ror, singled home Hector Lopez in the bottom of the inning to break a 4-4 tie with the White Sox. Hal Rcniff picked up his lirst victory after taking over for starter Ralph Terry in the ninth while Jim Brnsnan was the loser. Joe Pepitnne and Jim Lan- dis hit homers. The Tigers piled up a 7-0 lead behind Jim Bunning and then held on to topple the Twins de spite a pair of homers hy Jim- ning. Fox (9i and Triandos. Win mic Hall and one by pinch hitter ner Bunning 15-91. Loser Vic Wertz, released hy Detroit Perry i8-5. HHs McAuliffe. Cash, Wertz, Hall 2 Tillman (8. Ramos, Bell ( len mi, Walker (91 and Azcuc Winner liadatz (8-P. Loser Allen (l-2i. lilt Tillman. Chicago 010 000 201 4 6 1 New York 000 013 001 5 10 2 Buzliardl. Kallmann (6, 1 lor len (7i. Wilhclm (7, Brosnan (91 and Martin. Lollar 7 . Carreon m. Terry, Reniff (!) and Bcrra Winner Rcniff l-2. Loser I Brosnan (2-4'. HR Pepitone Landis. Minnesota 000 000 122 5 9 0 Detroit OOO 331 OOx 7 9 0 Pcrrv. Plcis 5 Fornieles (6 jRoggenburk (8i and baltey. Hun- last month. Bunning struck out 11 but Terry Fox still had tol come on to preserve his fifth victory. Dick McAuliffe and Norm Cash homered for the Ti gers. Bob Tillman's three-run homer in the ninth climaxed a four-runi rally by the Red Sox that brnkt a 2-2 tic with the Indians. Till man connected off Jerry Walker but the loser was Bob Allen Dick Radalz registered his eighth: victory against one loss after re-j lieving starter Rob Heffncr in the seventh. Radatz held the Tribe hitlcss and struck out six of the 11 batters he faced. Major League Results By United Press International American League Roslnn 000 002 004 6 12 1 Cleveland 010 010 000 2 4 1 Heffncr. Radatz (71 and Nixon Los Angeles 001 000 0(H) 1 9 Baltimore 003 0W) 000 3 9 0 Chance, Navarro (7i and Rod ders. Pappas (7-4i and Orsino Loser Chance (6-81. HR Pearson. Standings Pacific Coast League Northern Division Spokane Tacoma Hawaii Portland Seattle IV L 48 36 45 36 40 41 37 42 34 47 I'd. .571 .536 .494 .468 .420 .Southern Division Okla. City 42 37 .532 Dallas-Fl. W. 42 39 .519 Salt Lake 38 40 .487 Denver 38 41 .481 San Diego 40 45 .471 C.li V 6' 8 12 ',i By DAVE ROWK UPI Sports Writer The battle for top honors in the first half of the Pacific Coast League is going right to the wire. Spokane and Tacoma will know today who will represent the Northern Division in the All-Star game July 8. Both clubs won games Wednesday night. Spokane overwhelming Hawaii 14-1 while Tacoma took a 6-3 decision from Dallas-Ft. Worth in 10 innings. The Giants are I'i games off the pace with the issue to be decid ed after today's games. In the Southern Division the race is even closer with Okla homa City holding a one game bulge over the Rangers. The Rangers' loss to Tacoma hurt as the 89ers edged by Seattle 8-7. The hottest team in the league right now is the Denver Bears. They used the home run ball to U.S. touring brigade, also drew Hue Portland 3-2 for their ninth Iree passes into the championship flight. The qualifying rounds today nnd Friday will be held over two links the St. Annes old course and Fairhaven. Lone Upset Mars Meet PORTLAND 1 UPI 1 - Only one major upset marked the third round of the Oregon Tennis Tour nament at the lrvington Tennis Club Wednesday. Rodney Kap. a Hawaiian who attends Foothill Junior College in California, trounced seventh-seeded Reed Witt of UCLA 6-33. 6-4 to provide the only surprise. Top-seeded llorst Hitler of Foot hill defeated Rich Anderson. San Francisco, 6-3. 10-8 and second- ranked Doug Sykcs of th Univer- M sity of California beat Bob Mc (iiiirc of Oakland. Calif.. 7-5. 6-1. straight victory. The deciding blow came from the bat of Lou Klimchock his 11th of the year ill the eighth. Sail Lake City downed San Di ego 11-6 in the other game Wednesday night. Tied I'p in Seventh Portland pitcher Aurelio Mon teagudo was coasting along with a 2-1 edge until the seventh when Denver tied it up. Then Klim- chock's bomb blasted hopes lor a Beaver victory. The roundtripper was tlie !(2nd of the vear lor Den ver. three less than the team's total (or all of last season. Denver's Roger Clapp picked up his (uurth victory against three losses in a relief role. Salt Lake City has a winning Ptopla Read SPOT ADS yu art now. streak of its own going at the expense of San Diego. The Bees notched their sixth straight with an 11-6 victory over (he Padres. Morris Steevens went all the way for the Bees, getting help from the bats of Jesse White and Bob Will, who each had three hits. Steevens gave up homers to Les Pcden. Tommy Helms and Gene Frecsc and reliever Jim Schande vel gave Deron Johnson his 20th four master. Padres Pushed Down The loss dropped the Padres in to the celler in the Southern Division. A single bv Paul Smith off re liever Don Williams, a single by Cap Peterson, a passed ball and an intentional walk loaded the bases for Tacoma in the loth in ning. Bob Barton's sacrifice fly scored one run and Jesus Alou singled home two more insurance Williams was charged with the Ranger loss and reliever J i m Constable got trie win. Three runs in the 7th inning, two on homers, gave Oklahomu City the 8-7 triumph over Seattle. Outfielder Carol Hardy got a solo homer and outfielder Danny Mur phy had a two-run four bagger Tom Borland got the win in re lief and John Boyle was charged w ilh the loss. Spokane batters fattened their averages, bashing two Hawaiii pitchers for IB hits in the 14-1 slaughter. Eli Grba gave up nine hits and seven runs in the first seven innings (or Hawaii and the rest came of( Jim Archer. Pete Richert scored his second win against no defeats,- scatter ing five hits. Angels Prove Generous; Find Selves In Seventh BALTIMORE (UPH - What a difference a year makes the dif ference between first place and seven! h place in the American League standings. A year ago. the amazing An gelsin a performance that may never be matched in baseball again took over first place in only the second year of their ex istence. As the same Angel team with few change s took the field against Baltimore today, Los An geles was nine games back ol first place New York. The Angels were in a generous mood Wednesday night, almost lite ally giving the Orioles a 3-1 decision that constituted Los An gelcs' third straight loss. In today's game, Los Angeles sent pitcher Bob Turley, 3-5 against .Mike .Mccormick. 2-4, in a battle of lormor speedball pitch ers who now must resort to less Ilamboyant measures. In Wednesday night's night- marc, the Angels were guilly of: Two misjudged fly balls. An outfield throwing error by Leon Wagner. A passed ball on catcher Bob Itodgers. Unfortunately lor Dean Chance. the starting and losing Uis An geles pitcher, all these miscues came in the third inning when Baltimore scored all three runs. Wagner, in a mild slump, also lost Jim Gentile's fly ball in the ights for one of the misplaycd Hies. Luis Aparicio, the leadoff bat ter, bad started u'.i the inning with a double after his routine foul pop lly was misplaycd. The only Angel run was on Al bio Pearson's solo homer in the third which gave his club a brief lead. It was No. 6 for Pearson, and his second in as many days. Milt Pappas registered his sev enth pitching win against lour losses, scattering nine hits. SAN FRANCISCO 1 UPI 1 The National league champion San Francisco Giants, playing win one, lose-one baseball, face a drastic shake-up before the cur rent home stand is (inished un less tliey win moro games, man ager Alvin Dark indicated today. The Giants squandered four home runs Wednesday in taking a 6-5 whipping from Milwaukee and wrangle with the Braves again in the linale of the series today It will be Jack Fisher (3-71 on the mound for San Francisco against Tony Cloninger (4-4) for Milwaukee. A sullen Dark had little to say after Wednesday's defeat a game in which the Giants frittered away a (our-run lead when the Braves broke a 26-inning scoring drought by counting six times in the sixth. "There's one tiling for sure." said Dark. "A man can't hit .200 and play major league baseball." Dark was referring io Jose Pa gan, generally regarded as the lincst fielding shortstop in the National League. "So I'm going to try out Ernie Bowman there (or a while. And don't be surprised if any Giant should show up playing any posi tion. Kuenn, MeCovey Slav "There's one thing definite, however. Harvey Kuenn and Wil lie MeCovey are going to stay in the lineup. If it weren't for them we'd be in bad shape. This means that cither third baseman Jimmy Davenport or first baseman Orlando Ceped could be relegated to the bench because Kuenn and MeCovey usu ally alternate in left field. Bui, wilh Davenport injured. Kuenn has been playing third and MeCovey plays regularly in left. Ccpeda is in a big slump and could be sent to the bench (or a while. Wednesday Dark even had Dav enport playing second base lor the lirst time in his major league career for an inning. Friday the Giants open another of their never-ending "crucials" this time wilh the St. Louis Car dinals. Billy O'Dcll '10-41 will be on lbs hill for the home team. Sanford Folds Wednesday Jack Sanford. spot ted to a four-run lead on the strength of early homers hy Wil lie Mays (No. lfii, Kuenn (No. 33i and MeCovey (No. 191, (olded entirely in the sixth when the Braves pushed across their six runs on six bits one of them a two - run circuit clout bv Hank row compared with only three de feats. He struck out nine batters and did not walk a man. A ore-holiday crowd of 51.898 at Chavez Ravine saw the Dodgers move in front with a run off Bub Gibson in the first inning and add a pair of two-run clusters in the sixth and seventh before he was relieved by Bobby Shantz. Koufax had all he needed in the first inning wlien Maury Wills singled, stole second and then scored from third on Willie Davis' sacrifice fly. The defeat snapped a six-game winning streak for Gibson, whose record now is 7-4. Cincinnati edged Houston. 2-1, Milwaukee beat San Francisco, ti 5. and the Chicago Cubs ripped the New York Mets, 9-2, in otlicr National League games. Over in the American League, the Yankees ballooned their lead to (our games with a 5-4 win over the White Sox, the B timore Orioles downed the Los Angeles Angels, 3-1. Detroit stopped Minnesota. 7-3, and Bos ton beat Cleveland. 6-2. A snafu on an attempted sixth inning pickoff play enabled t h c Reds to defeat the Colls. With Pete Rose on first base, Houston Aaron. II was Aaron's 23rd of the year. Sanford, who was going for his 10th win. instead wound up with lus eighth loss. And Frank Funk who pitched onlv one inning and served up a home run ball to Mc- reliever Hal Woodeshick attempt- i.o,ey. goi creo.i lor tne win. , (0 pjck hjm off bll rookc (irst ine otner Gianis run came in baseman Rusty Staub apparently me seveiun wnen lorn Haller never saw the throw from first with the run that broke a 1-1 tie. Staub was charged with a three base error and Woodeshick with his fourth loss against eight vic tories. John Tsitouris kept the Colts bottled up on two bits for his fourth victory. 1 lie Braves, lield scoreless (or 26 consecutive innings, kayoed Jack Sanford during a six-run sixth inning rally to wipe out a 4-0 deficit against the Giants. Hank Aaron's 23rd homer with one on highlighted the outburst and helped reliever Frank runk to bis third victory. Willie Mays hit his 16th homer for the Giants, Harvey Kuennh bis third and Wil lie MeCovey his 19th. Southpaw Dick Ellsworth scored his lllh victory for Hie Cubs with a six-hitter against tlw Mets, who ffered their 50th defeat of the season. The Cubs wrapped up the game w ith an eight-run explosion in the third inning, during which Ron Santo and Andro Rodgers each singled home two runs. Jay Hook suffered his ninth loss in 12 decisions. smashed his eighth E 'him and Rose scored all the waylic. BROWN'S SIGN ROOKIES CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) -The Cleveland Browns of the Na tional Football League have signed rookie guards John Gard ner and Art Smith, and place- It got by kicker Jim Bobbin, also a rook- $ Reward V- for information leading to the re covery of the following items which were stolen: 4 Fibre Gloss Fishing Rods, 5 spinning reels, 1 aluminum tockle box complete with lures and tackle, 1 aluminum fishinq creel. Please contoct Leo Glinkman, 4305 Cottoqe, Ph. TU 4-9511. 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