Falcons Edge lend Legionnaires In Non-League Contest,
By JERRY WAGGONER
llprald and Newt Sporti Editor
The Klamath Falls Falcons
rallied in the bottom of the
ninth (or an unearned run to
edge a scrappy Bend Legion
team in a non-contercnce game
at Gem Stadium, 6-5, after
a 51 lead.
It was a sloppily played
game, but one with its thrilling
moments. There were 13 errors
committed in the game with
the Falcons miscuing eight of
those 13 times. Neither team
deserved the victory.
The Falcons will be in North
Salem Saturday for a twin-bill
.
and will journey to Ashland
Sunday for a crucial Southern
Division contest. The Falcons
have two league games remain
ing and have a game and a half
lead over the Medford team
which they play Tuesday in the
game for all the marbles at
.Medford.
Gary Benson went the route
for the Falcons although he was
wild as a March w ind at times.
But he also had little backing
as the Falcons gave Bend only
two earned runs. And it was
Benson himself who won the
game.
He did K by himself, virtual-
ly, when he tripled to deepest
centerfield with one out. The
infield moved in extremely tight
on LeVoy Young, the switch
hilling shortstop batting I e f t -handed.
The first baseman was
within killing distance and
Young almost doubled him up
with a line shot off his bat but
tlie first sacker made the catch,
lie tossed back to third trying
to get Benson doubled off but
threw wild and Ken-von raced
home with the winning run.
It was a very sloppy game
with a few highlights such as
the tremendous home run belted
by riglitfielder Dave Johnson of
the Falcons. He blasted the
homer over deepest left center
field with Mike Kitchir. ' aboard
in the five-run second frame.
Bend jumped olf to a 1-0 lead
in the first inning. Mike Clark
led olf the game with a Texas
League tingle to center. Ben
Hamilton's line drive through
the box was knocked down by
second sacker Lanny Guyer and
he pitched to Young covering
second for the out. Jerry Wel
le walked as did catcher Val
I-ewis to load the bags. Don
Watrous drove a grounder to
John Gray at first who relajed
to catcher Jay Paxton for the
force cut at home. Cris Kirby's
hit ball was errored on and
Welle scored.
Then the Falcons came back
with five runs in the second
inning. Mike Kitching led olf
with a single to right center and
Paxton whiffed. Kitching had
taken second on an error and
stolen third before Johnson laid
into the home run.
Guyer struck out for the sec
ond out but John Gray singled.
Benson executed a perfect hit-
and-run play with a single right
past the first sacker and Gray
went to third. Young was safe
on the first sacker's error u hit h
scored Gray. Larry Binney
lined a single to left to chase
Benson home. Binney took sec
ond on the throw into home
plate and a ptay was made
back on him. The second sack
er let the ball get away and
Young scored. Binney tried
for third on the miscue but
was tossed out.
There was no more scoring
for the Falcons until the ninth
when they won the game al
though they had many oppor
tunities to tally but didn't.
Bend finally took advantage of
the Falcons' errors and Ben
son's wildness to putt into a tie.
They tallied tw ice in the sixth.
Watrous tripled over Kitch
iiig's head into center and
scored when Benson threw the
ball away trying to pick him
off. George Woodworth walked,
took second on an infield out.
third on a wild pitch and scored
when Binney lost a fly ball in
the lights and dropped the ball.
The tvin2 runs came in the
seventh of the regularly sched
uled nine inning game. Wetle
led off with a single and Lewis
walked. Watrous lined a single
to left field which scored Wel
le. Binney's throw was to third
base to cut off tlie runner Lew
is advancing. But there was no
one on the bag to receive the
ball and it went to the Bend
dugout, allowing Lewis to score
the tying run. Watrous took
third on the play and almost
scored when a ball got away
from Paxton. He retrieved the
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Stuart Leads Boston To Third; Giants Lose
By FRKI) DOWN
(JIM Shji ts Writer
New York Yankee manager
Ralph Houk may have done the
Boston Red Sox a favor when he
snubbed Dick Stuart for the Amer
ican League All-Star team.
Houk apparently not only
stirred up the hottest controver
sy of the 13 All-Star game but
also lit a fire under the big first
baseman.
In any event, Stuart returned
from the two-day vacation result
ing from the snub with a pair of
homers and five runs batted an
that paced the Red Sox to a 7-4,
10-inning victory over the Minne
sota Twins Wednesday night. Stu
art's second homer was a three
run, luth-inning wallop that end
ed Minnesota relief ace Bill Dai
ley's 6tring of 24 consecutive
scoreless innings.
Stuart's first homer in the
fourth inning was his first round
tripper since June 20, and the two
runs he knocked in were the first
for him since June 28. The two
homers and five runs batted in
for the night increased his season
totals in those departments to 19
and 55.
Dick Radatz. who was removed
for a pinch-hitter in the 10th in-
ORDER OF THE NIGHT ERRORS Errors seemed to be the order of the night
Wednesday night as the Falcons edged the Bend Legion team in nine innings, 6-5,
with 13 errors spicing the game. The Falcons made eight of them. Bend's first base
man, Chris Kirby, is shown here making a miscue at first on a hit ball by LeVoy Young
of the Falcons. He is retrieving the ball after the bobble but Young beat him to the
bag,
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Los Angeles 51 33 .B07 ...
San Francisco 48 3 .558 4
St. Louis 46 S3 .548 5
Chicago 45 3R .542 5Vi
Cincinnati 4T 40 .535
Milwaukee 43 40 .518 IVi
Pittsburgh 41 43 .488 10
Philadelphia 41 44 .482 10'i
Houston 34 51 .388 19
New York 29 56 .341 22li
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Funeral services will be held
Thursday for Dave M.irmilliin
ivlto guidc.-l tlie University of
Minnesota basketball team for 18
years. Macmillan, a member of
the original New York Celtics.
died of cancer on Tuesday at the
pge ot 77.
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Wednesday'! Results
Los Angeles 1 New York 0, night
Cincinnati 3 Chicago 1, night
Houston 2 Pittsburgh 0, night
Phila. 10 San Fran. 2, night
I Only games scheduled).
Thursday's Probable Pitchers
Chicago at Cincinnati (2, twl-
right) Ellsworth (11-6) and Toth
(2-41 vs Nuzhall (6-4) and Malon-
ey (13-3).
Milwaukee at St. Louis (2, twl
night) LcMaster 5-4) and Clon
inger (5-4) vs Broglio (9-4) and
Burdette (7-7).
Los Angeles at New York
(night) Drysdaia (10-10) vs
Craig (2-12).
San Francisco at Philadelphia1
(night) Marichal (13-4) vs
Culp (10-6).
Houston at Pittsburgh (night) I
Farrcll (66) vs Cardwcll (5-9).
Friday's Games
Los Angeles at New York, night
San Fran, at Philadelphia, night
Houston at Pittsburgh, night
Chicago at Cincinnati, night
Milwaukee at St. Louis, night
Wednesday's Results
Boston Minn 4, 10 inns, night
(Only game scheduled).
Thursday's Probable Pitcher
Baltimore at Washington
(night) Roberts (6-8 vs Cheney
(8-9).
Detroit at Chicago (night)
Aguirre (7-7) vs Buzhardt (9-4)
New York at Los Angeles
'night) Ford (13-31 vs Chance
(7-8).
Cleveland at Knnsai City
(night) Donovan (6-5) vs Ra
kow (7-6).
Boston at Minnesota (night)
Monbouquette (11-6) vs Stigman
(7-8).
Friday's Games
New York at Ixis Angeles, night
Cleveland at Kansas City, night
Boston at Minnesota, night
Detroit at Chicago, night
CAMI'IIELL GETS HID
PULLMAN. Wash. (UPI) -'
Washington Slain nnH iinnV.
Campbell, overlooked in the orig-
inui an-siar selection, has been
invited to join 1962 s top collegi
ans for the Aug. 3 game in Chi
cago acainst the N."llinn;il Fnnl.
ball League champion Green Bay
racKors.
PIU)CS GETS POST
DENVER (UPI) -Rudy Pilous.
deposed as coach of the Chicago
mark Hawks after the l!Hi2 . 63
National Hockey League season,
was named coach Wednesday of
the new Denver club In the
Western Hockey League.
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Carlson struck out 12 and
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The Los Angeles Dodgers nipped
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Francisco Giants, 10-2, the Cincin
nati Reds defeated the Chicago
Cubs, 3-1, and the Houston Colts
beat tlie Pittsburgh Pirates, 2-0,
in the National League.
Stuart and Lou Clinton hit home
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Sox' fourth inning outburst. Bob
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year for Minnesota in the fourth
and the Twins tied the score with
two more runs in the sixth. The
other eight AL teams were idle.
Johnny Podres pitched a three-
Major League Results
National League
Los Angeles 000 000 010 1 5 1
New York 000 000 000 0 3 1
Podres (7-6) and Roseboro. Wil-
ley, MacKenzie (9) and Gonder.
Loser Willey M). HR Rose-
bofo.
Houston 200 000 000 2 6 0
Pittsburgh 0O0 000 000 0 5 1
Johnson, Woodeshick (8) and
Bateman. Friend (10-8) and Bur
gess. Winner Johnson (5-11),
San Fran 100 100 000 2 10 3
Phila 000 133 30x 10 14 0
O'Dell. Fisher (5), Hocft (7)
and Bailey. McLish, Klippstein
(7) and Dalrvmple. Winner Mc
Lish (Ml. Loser O'Dell (10-5).
HR McCovey, Cepeda.
Chicago 000 000 100 1 7 0
Cincinnati 300 000 OOx 3 9 1
Hobbie, Brewer (5), Lemay (7)
and Bertell. Jay, Worthington (9),
Henry (9) and Edwards. Winner
-Jay (4-12). Loser Hobbie (4-7).
(Only games scheduled)
American League
(10 innings)
Boston 000 400 000 3 7 11 1
Minnesota 000 202 000 0 4 8 1
Wilson, Radatz (7), Lamabe
(10) and Tillman. Kaat, Fornielesy
(4), Stange (6), Dailey (7) and
Battcy, Zimmerman (9). Winner
Radatz (9-1). Loser Dailey
(2-1). HR Stuart 2, Clinton, Al
lison.
(Only game scheduled)
hitter for his fourth shutout and i Don Demeter, Johnny Callison and
seventh win and batterymate
John Roseboro homered in the
eighth inning as tlie Dodgers in
creased their NL lead to four
games with their eighth victory in
nine games. Left-fielder Tommy
Davis saved the win by starting
a game-ending double play with
an electrifying catch of Frank
Thomas' ninth-inning bid for a
two-run homer. Carlton Willey
was the unlucky loser for the
Mets, who have lost 11 consecu
tive games.
Pace Phils' Attack
Tony Gonzalez two each to lead
tlie Phillies' 14-hit attack. Errors
by Jose Pagan and W illie McCov
ey paved the way for two three
run Philadelphia rallies that
brought Cal McLish his ninth w in
and Billy O'Dell his fifth defeat.
McCovey and Orlando Cepeda hit
homers for tlie Giants.
Joey Jay, already a 12-gamc
loser, flashed his 2I-victory form
of 1961 and 19112 by striking out
10 and yielding seven hits in 8
1-3 innings against the Cubs. Mar
ty Keough's two-run triple in the
first inning was the big blow for
the Reds against Glen Hobbie.
The victory was only Jay's fourth.
Relief star Hal Woodeshick
struck out Smoky Burgess with
the bases filled in tlie eighth in
ning to preserve the Colt victory
for Ken Johnson. The Colts got
both their runs in the first inning
on Ernie Faxio's double, a bunt
single by Al Spangler, extending
his hitting streak to 14 games,
Pete Runnels' single and Carl
Warwick's foreeout.
ball in time to toss to Benson
covering the plate for tlie out.
Another similar play stopped
another Bend threat in the fifth.
With no one away Clark had
walked. Benson then struck out
the next two batters. Lewis hit
a ball to first which Gray er
rored on. But Guyer was back
ing the play up and made the
catch but tlirew past Gray
who had managed to get back
to the bag. Paxton, playing
heads up, grabbed the ball off
the wall on the rebound and
raced Clark to tlie plat e,
making a diving tag just in
time.
Btnd
cum. Jb
Hamilton, It
Kotio, K
Welle, ss
Lewis, c
Watrous. rf
Kirbv. lb
Woodworth, lb
Shelton, ct
Barnes, 3b
Parsons, p
Bauer, p
Metke, p
Totals
Klamath
Young, ss
Binnev. II
Parisotto. 3b
Kitchine. ct
Paxton, c
Johnson, rf
Guyer, 2b
Gray, lb
Benson, p
Totals
Bend
Klamath
3 0 1
1 a o
4 0 0
4 2 2
3 1 1
5 1 !
2 0 0
1 1 0
S 0 2
4 110
4 0 11
4 0 0 0
4 110
4 0 0 0
3 112
3 0 10
2 110
4 2 2 0
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