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Red-Hot Mats Score 54 Win Over Minnesota By United Press International Quick now, what's the hottest team in the American League? No, it isn't the New York Yan kees resplendent with their 5'i game lead but the Washington Senators who are in 10th place, a mere 23 games behind the world champions. The Senators have won II of their 14 games this month (or a .786 percentage that makes man ager Gil Hodges look like a ge nius even if it doesn't make Wash ington, D.C., the baseball capital of the world. The Senators scored their third victory in four games Friday on the strength of the hitting and fielding heroics of centerfieldcr W 1 I 1 FINAL STANOINGS AMERICAN LEGION Tem w Falcons 11 Medford ID Grants Pass 9 Central Point 7 KF Hawks 3 Tri-Cily 2 Ashland 2 BASIN BABE RUTH American League Team W x-Fluhrer's S x-Dugan & Mest 5 Malin 3 x-Tulelake 2 Superior Troy 2 x-ChiloquIn 2 National League Team W Crater Cats 11 Merrill 8 Elks 7 Etalsigers 7 x-Moyina Heights 6 Pet, .583 L Pet. 0 1 .000 3 .727 4 .636 4 .636 5 .545 x-uon More 5 o .s The record of teams marked with an x Involves games declared forfeited by Tulelake, resulting from an ineligible player participating. SOUTH SUBURBAN BABE RUTH West Team Local Loan LPct. Interstate Pump 14 6 .7001 So. 6th St. Oxygen 14 6 .700 K. C. Paint ft 10 .444, Butte Bailey 7 13 .350! AAusgrove 2 16 .111 East Team W L Pel. x-Metler Bros. 11 9 .550 Town and Country 1 1 9 .550 Pacific Co-Op 10 10 .500 Liston 9 10 .474 A&W Drive-In 5 11 .313 x-Metler Bros, won the title by toss of coin. SOUTH SUBURBAN LITTLE LEAGUE Team W L Pel. Olson's 18 3 .857 Kingsley 17 4 .810 12 .571 Eccles Western Hal's DARCO. .524 12 Teamsters 1 20 .048 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA LEAGUE Non-Final Team Scott Valley Weed Medo-Bels Dunsmuir Happy Camp Mount Shasta L Pet. 1 .800 1 .800 1 Roberts, Birds Decision A's KANSAS CITY, Mo. UP1 Robin Roberts pitched his 251st big league victory Saturday night and gave the Baltimore Orioles a 6-3 triumph over the Kansas City Athletics. The veteran righthander hurled S 1-3 hitless innings before Jose Tartabull lined a single to right center. It was Roberts' fifth bid for his seventh victory of the season. His last win was June 25. With the victory. Roberts moved witliin two wins of tying Urban Faber and Carl Hubbell for 24th place among the all-time winners. A five-run outburst in the fourth inning off Dave Wickersham sacked up the game for the Ori oles. Luis Aparicio started the inning with a walk and scored from first when Russ Snyder slugged the ball in front of the plate and Wickersham fielded and threw wide at first. The ball hit first baseman Norm Siebern's glove just as Sny- der reached the bag. The players collided and fell to the ground The ball rolled into short right field and Aparicio scored. Siebern had to leave the game with an injured elbow, but Snyder played two more innings before retiring with a bruised shoulder. Brown-Baker Cop Bridge Pair BILLINGS, Mont. (L'PD-Becky Brown, Lake Oswego. Ore., and Dr. D. M. Baker, Portland, Ore., won the masters pairs consolation! title in the Western Intcrmountain Division Bridee Tournament, tab-! ulations showed Friday. They had a score of 201'i. . Mary L. Hutchinson, Corvallis, Ore., and John Moran. Los Ange les. were second in the masters pairs championship session quali fiers matches with 199 points. Joe Farley, Salem, Ore., and Bill Rob erts, Seattle, were third with 198 R. D. Hutchinson, Corvallis, 8nd Chuck Hcnke, San Francisco, f in .ished fourth in the masters pair championships. Don Lock. Lock drove in the win ning run with a two-out single in the top of the 13th inning and then robbed Bob Allison of a homer with a leaping catch in the bot tom of the frame. Osteen Wins Fourth A total of 40 players saw ae tion in the four-hour and 23-min- ute game with Claude Osteen, the fifth Washington pitcher, winning his fourth game and Jim Perry, the seventh Minnesota pitcher, los ing his sixth. Harmon Killebrew hit his 200th homer of his career for the Twins. Lock's game winning single scored Ken Retzer, who reached second base on shortstop Zoilo Versalles throwing error and ad vanced to third on an infield out. Lock had two other hits, including a homer, in addition to the de cisive single to lead the Senators' 12-hit attack. The Detroit Tigers rallied to beat the Los Angeles Angels 10-5. and the Kansas City Athletics nipped the Baltimore Orioles 2-1 in other American League games Cleveland at New York and Bos ton at Chicago were rained out. Whitey Herzog's two-run pinch double gave the Tigers a 6-5 lead in the eighth inning and they clinched the triumph with four more runs in the ninth. Rocky Colavito had a homer and two singles to lead the Ti lers' 14-hit attack while Jim Fre- gosi and Billy Moran had two hits each for the Angels. Orlando Pena pitched five-hit ball for 8 1-3 innings to win his sixth game for the Athletics, who scored the decisive run on Ken Harrelson's fifth-inning sacrifice fly. Dave McNally, tagged for both Kansas City runs, suffered his fourth loss. Major League Results By United Press International Amerioan League (13 innings) Wash. 010 000 040 000 16 12 1 Minn. 320 000 000 000 05 11 3 Duckworth, Burnside (3), Dan iels (7), Kline (8), Osteen (12) and Leppert, Retzer (8). Kaat, Dailey (8), Roggenburk (8), Stange (8), Pleis (10), Moore (10), Perry (12) and Battey. Win- ner-Osteen (4-6). Loser-Perry (8- 6). HK-Kollins. Lock, Killebrew. Baltimore 100 000 000 1 5 2 Kansas City 001 010 OOx 2 4 0 McNally, Barber (7) and Orsi- no. Pena, Wyatt (9) and Edwards. Winner-Pcna (6-13). Loscr-McNal-ly (3-4). HR-Edwards. Detroit 000 102 03410 14 3 Los Angeles 200 020 100 5 7 2 Lolich, Anderson (6), Smith (7) Mossi (8) and Freehan. Lee, Osin- ski (8), Spring (8), Fowler (8) Navarro (9) and Foiles, E. Sadow ski (8). Winner-Smith (1-0). Loser Fowler (3-2). HR-Colavito. Cleveland at New York, ppd, rain Boston at Chicago, ppd, rain National League Chicago 003 000 001 4 9 1 Pittsburgh 002 011 05x 9 16 0 Ellsworth, Elston 7, Warner (8) and Bertell. Friend, McBean (9) and Pagliaroni. Winner-Friend (11-8). Loser-Ellsworth (13-7). Los Angeles 010 100 200 4 6 0 Milwaukee 000 000 200 2 6 1 Drysdale (12-10) and Camilli. Hendley, Funk (7), Piche (9) and Crandall. Loser-Hendlcy (5-6). HR- Howard 2, H. Aaron. Houston 101 000 000 2 11 0 St. Louis 121 021 OOx 7 11 1 Drott, McMahon (3), Zachary (6), Bruce (8) and Campbell. Broglio, Taylor (3) and McCarv. er. Winner-Taylor (5-4). Loser Drott (2-8). San Fran. 000 100 001- 2 4 1! Cincinnati 200 020 lOx 5 9 0 Pierce. Fisher (51, Stanek (7) and Bailey. Tsitouris (6-3) and Edwards. Loser-Pierce (3-7. HR- Harper 2. New York 000 100 000 1 6 0 Philadelphia 000 000 002- 2 5 0 Craic (2-161 and Gonder. Mc Lish, Baldschun (9) and Dalrym- pie. Winner-Baldschun (8-4. HR- Sievers. Phillies Beat NY Mets, 5-1 PHILADELPHIA (UPI) The Philadelphia Phillies won their fifth in a row when they pounced on lefty Al Jackson for five early runs and then went on to defeat the New York Mets 5-1 Saturday. Dallas Green, winning his sec ond complete game in a row, handed the Mets their 14th con secutive road defeat. Jackson lost his fourth straight after last beat ing the Phils on June 21. Duke Snider saved the Mets from total eclipse when he hit his 13th homer in the sixth. He also tripled with one out in the eighth but was stranded. BASIN'S NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPION These are the champions of the National League in the Klamath Basin Babe Ruth League, the Crater Cats, the only un defeated team in the league with an I 1-0 record. They are, left to right, front row, Mike Keck, Steve Wielcline, LOCAL LOAN COPS SSBR Loan boys captured the South Suburban Babe Ruth West League title with a 16-4 record. They are (not in order) David Antley, Jerry Bridges, Ray Cornell, Steve Cornell, Mike Cunningham, Gary Fanning, John Ferrell, Percy Belitisky Says He Will Play HONOLULU (UPI) - Pitcher Bo Belinsky, late of the Los An geles Angels, arrived in Hawaii Saturday carrying a pool cue and with a full schedule of night club dates but vowed he was here to play baseball. Bclinski, shipped down two months ago by the Angels after a dismal 1-7 record, reported Satur day to the Hawaii Islanders of the Pacific Coast League. "I really am not here to fool around," said the handsome Hurl er, who leaped to fame with a no hitter last year, but has made headlines since only on his night club life. "I hope to work myself back into shape within the next 10 days and if 1 can pitch earlier, fine. The main thing now is that I take it slow and easy and don't hurt myself. Remember, 1 have not pitched in two months." Belinsky refused to report to Ha waii after his failure with the An gels. Since that time he has been engaged and dis-engaged to Ma mie Van Doren oi the movies. Bo was met at the plane by the usual bevy of girls who placed floral leis around his neck and then kissed him. Finally taking his eyes off the girls, he reiter ated: "It's all baseball from here out." When reporters asked lum if the package he carried under his arm was his pool cue, he replied: "Yeah. That's what it is. I hear there are some good players on this island." He later gagged it up and said what he really was carrying was a flute. His first night in Hawaii was spent al a cocktail party given by Honolulu sportsman Francis H. I. Brown. Later in the evening he planned to attend a night club opening by his friend, singer uiuy Daniels. "But remember," he added. "1 don't want to fight the night club circuit the first night after arriv ing here." More than 75,000 specimens of money are on display at the Chase-Manhattan Museum of Mon ies of the World in New York City. TITLE This group of loca FLINTSTONES LEAGUE W Jumping Jacks The Slivers Snack Coffee Shop 40 Club Frank and Frankies Team 00 The Badoreks 25'. 2 22 19 The Hultons u it The Rebels ' 12' i 22Vj Results: Badoreks 5, Jumping Jacks 0; Team 00 4, The Rebels 1) Frank and Frankles 5, The Hultons 0; Snack Coffee Shop 3. The Slivers 2; 40 Club 5 by for feit. High team game, Team 00 540; high team series, The Badoreks 2030; high Ind. game, Marl Janes 2ii nign ina, series, Bob Smith w. WOMEN'S TRIO LEAGUE W Lucky Trio 24 Merry Barbies Odd Balls The Birds Screwballs Bowl Weevils Lucky Strikes Never Strikes Bowling Bags Left Overs Ally Oops Soup The Squawkers 12'j 12 Lucky Laggers lO'j 21Vj PEP 24 RulU: Odd Balls 3, Lucky Strikes 1 Never Strikes 4, Bowling Bags 0; Screw balls 4, Ally Oops Soup 0; Left Overs 3, The Birds 1; Bowl Weevils 3. P-E-P ti Lucky Trio 4, The Squawkers 0; Merry Barbies 4, Lucky Laggeri 0, High team game, Lucky Trio 5B0j high team series, Lucky Trio 1638; high Ind. game, Dot Brumble 189; high Ind. se ries, Betty Angle 489. Liljeholm Tops Foe In Meet PORTLAND (UPI) Defending bampion Tom Liljeholm defeated Dale Watson 8 and 7 and Ken Leonard topped Bcnnie Hughes 3 nd 2 in the semifinals of the mens division in tnc foruana City golf tournament Friday. They met today in the 36-hole finals. Mrs. Lon Stincr Jr. won over defending champion Mrs. Harold Weiss 5 and t and Mrs. Amcl Pas- cuzzi turned back Treasure Sulli van 1 up and the semifinals in the women's division. They also played today in; 36 hnle finals. BEEBE'S TV and RADIO Service SYLVANIA SALES !! Orrion A. Ph Tl' Dick Wandershied, Arnie Johnston,' Rick Brosterhous, Bob Sanders, Gary Gray and Dave Saks, coach. Back row, Bob Moore, manager, Bob Williams, Bob Moore Jr., Kent Howard, Greg Brosterhous and Ken Gray. Harold Howard, coach, kneels in front. Franklin, Ralph Jennings, Bob Larman, Tom Ongman, Terry Preston, Randy Simonsen, Bob Tacchini and David Warren. The manager is Joe O'Hara and the coach Steve Franklin. HOLIDAY JUNIOR DOUBLES LEAGUE W L HPflr Mnri John Tinker 14 2 Rosterolla and Gibson )i 5 Begg and Hall 6 Eden and Pool 7 McKennie and Cvrus 7 McFessel and Rose A 10 Waoner and Walton Tim Tinker and Crawley 5 11 Results: Gear and John Tinker 4, Eden and Pool 0; Wagner and Walton 2, J Tinker and Crawley 2; Rosterolla and Gibson 3, McFessel and Rose )j Begg and Hall 3, McKennie and Cyrus 1. Hloh team ome, Gear and John Tln ker 392; high team series. Begg and Hall 1066; high Ind. game, John Tinker 223; high ind. series, John Tinker 541 SR. HOLIDAY CLASSY LASSIES W L Spare Makers 13 3 Plunky Strikers 11 5 Gutter Dusters II 5 Beach Combers 8 8 Hit 'n' Miss 7 9 Team No. 4 A 10 Alleygators 5 11 Team No. 8 3 S Results: Spare Makers 3. Plunky Strikers 1; HII 'n' Miss 4, Beach Comb ers 0; Alleygators 4, Team No. Gutter Dusters 1, Team No. 8 3. High team game. Spare Makers 398; high teem series, Spare Makers 1092 high ind. game, Reda Jack 215; high ind. esries, Reda JacK 509. Television Repair SPECIAL! ?? For Most 17 and 21-in. Sets ONLY4 Here s What We Will Do Complete Repairs, Part and Labor To Put Your TV in Like New Condition. Includes New Picture Tube If Needed One Year Service Warranty On Your Complete TV Set LATE MATES LEAGUE Chllders Bowers No. 2 26Vj 13M) 26' '2 13Vj 25 15 Dalby Rldenour Reynolds-Hunt McKalg-Baker 21 19 Fletcher 2f) in Hager 20 2D Nelson 19 21 Heaton 19 21 I Olson IB 22 I Frost 18 22 I James 17 23 I Carte 16 24 I Bowers No. 1 15 25 I Richards 9 31 I July 18 results: McKalg-Baker 0, Frost 4; Olsen 0, Heaton 4; James 4, Hager 0,-' Nelson 3, Reynolds-Hunt 1; Bowers No. 2 0, Chllders 4; Richards 0, Dalby 4; Bowers No. 1 1 Carte 3; Fletcher 0, Ridenour 4. High team game, James 389; high learn series, James 1120; high Ind. game. Hazel Heaton 210, Bill James 230; high Ind. series, Eve Chllders 561, Bill James 595. CLASSIC DOUBLES LEAGUE Dolenshek-Larson Angle-Bleber Blngham-Hakenwerlh Peterson-Lane Plguo-Dole Buller-Stemler Rossi-Friedman Danlels-Harshbarger Brook $ Hon scam Borson-Samples Franks-Hodges Christian-Jones Results: Dole-Plgue 20 20 21' 24 26 26' 26V 18' i 17 18 16 29 3, Hodges-Franks Brooks-Hanscam 1, Angle-Bieber 3; Sampies-Blorson 3, Rossi-Friedman 2; Danlels-Harshbarger 4, Peterson-Lane 1 1 Dolenshek-Larson 5, Buller-Stemler 0; Christian-Jones 1, Blngham-Hakenwerlh 4. High team game Dole-Plgue 447; high team series, ooie-Pigue 1604; high ind. a a me, Gene Plaue 244; hiah Ind. series. I Pierce Hodges 832. Store Hours 9:30 to 5:30 P.M. Open Friday Till 9 P.M. 9th and Pine Ph. TU 4-3188 HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Si e vers' Phils Win Over Mets By United Press International It was the 300th homer of Roy Sievcrs' career but the man who will never forget it is pitcher Roger Craig. For Sievers it meant joining 21 other sluggers in the 300-homer class but for Craig it was another heart-breaking jolt in the hard- luck pitcher's incredible scries of bad breaks. Sievers connected with one on and one out in the last of the ninth inning Friday night to hand the Philadelphia Phillies a 2-1 vic tory over the New York Mots and give them 10 wins in their last 13 games and 17 in their last 24. It also left Craig in a state of numbed shock for about a half hour after the ball sailed into the left field stands. That one bad pitch extended Major League Major League Standings By United Press International National League W. L. Pet. GB Los Angeles 59 35 .628 ... Chicago 51 42 .548 7'i St. Louis 52 43 .547 7',i San Francisco 51 45 .531 9 Cincinnati 51 45 .531 9 Pittsburgh 48 4(i .511 11 Philadelphia 48 47 .505 11)4 Milwaukee 47 47 .500 12 Houston .'ifi 62 .367 25 New York 32 63 .337 27Vj Friday's Results Los Ang. 4 Milwaukee 2 (night) Cincinnati 5 San. Fran. 2 (night) Pittsburgh 9 Chicago 4 (night) Phila. 2 New York 1 (night) St. Louis 7 Houston 2 (night) Saturday's Probable Pitchers Los Angeles at Milwaukee Koufax (16-3) vs. Lcmaster (5-5). Chicago at Pittsburgh Buhl (9-6) vs. Gibbon (4-6). New York at Philadelphia Jackson (6-10) vs. Green (2-3). San Francisco at Cincinnati (night) Sanford (9-10) vs. Nux hall (6-4). Houston at St. Louis (night) I Farrell (6-7) vs. Simmons (7-5). Sunday's Games Houston at St. Louis New York at Philadelphia (2) Chicago at Pittsburgh (2) Los Angeles at Milwaukee (2) San Francisco at Cincinnati STOP! SWAP! 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Hits First Pitch Craig carried a three-hit shut out into the ninth but Tony Gon zales tripled w ith one out and Sievers followed by hitting the first pitch served to him into the stands. The Mets had scored off! Oal McLish in the fourth on Joe Christophc-r's double, an outfield fly and a wild pitch. The first - place Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Milwaukee SEE American League H mi ffl W. L. Pet. GB 55 34 .618 51 41 .554 54 50 41 .549 6 50 43 .538 7 52 45 .536 7 46 47 .495 11 46 51 .474 13 41 51 .446 15i 38 51 .427 17 34 59 .366 23 New York Chicago Boston Minnesota Baltimore Cleveland Los Angeles Kansas City Detroit Washington Friday's Results Boston at Chicago, ppd., rain Cleveland at New York, ppd., rain Kansas City 2 Baltimore I (night) Wash. 6 Minn. 5 (13 innings, night) Detroit 10 Los Angeles 5 (night) Saturday's Probable Pitchers Cleveland at New York Dono van (6-6) or Latman (5-6) vs. Ford (14-3). Boston at Chicago Wilson (8-8) vs. Peters (7-5). Washington at Minnesota Duckworth (3-7) vs. Stigman (8-9) Baltimore at Kansas City (night) Roberts (6-9) vs. Wickersham (6-7). Detroit at Los Angeles (night) Brunning (6-10) vs. McBride (10-7). Sunday's Games Detroit at Los Angeles Baltimore at Kansas City Washington at Minnesota Boston at Chicago (2) Cleveland at New York (2) CAT PARTS RENEWED OUR GENUINE CATERPILLAR PARTS EXCHANGE SYSTEM PUTS YOU BACK TO WORK QUICKLY . . . CHEAPLY! ooooooooo CATERPILLAR YOUR ('UfpllUr nd C'tl n r,tl"Ur,4 trlmtU f tilerplllir TracUr C- Klamath Falls PAGESC Braves 4-2, the Cincinnati Reds' beat the San Francisco Giants 5-2, the Pittsburgh Pirates clubbed. the Chicago Cubs 9-4, and the St; Louis Cardinals topped the How ston Colts 7-2 in other National League games. In the American League, De troit defeated Los Angeles 10-5, Washington shaded Minnesota 6-5, and Kansas City edged out Balti more 2-1. Frank Howard hit two homers as the Dodgers scored their third straight victory and their 11th in 13 games. Don Drysdale was tagged for Hank Aaron's 27th horn- er but struck out 11 and walked only one in winning his 12th game. Bob Hendley suffered his sixth setback. Giants Continue Collapse Tom Harper drove in all Cin cinnati's runs with two homers and a single as the collapsing Oi-. ants dropped their ninth decision in 12 games. Willie McCovey cx-" tended his hitting streak to 24 games with a single off John Tsi- touris, who pitched a four-hitter and faced only 30 batters. Bob Friend went eight innings to win his 11th game behind a 16-hit Pittsburgh attack that in cluded three safeties by Jim Pag liaroni and two each by Bill Vir don, Bill Mazeroski, Donn Clen denon and Manny Mota. Billy Williams had a three-run triple for the Cubs but Dick Ellsworth suf fered his seventh loss against 13 wins. Dick Groat collected a' double and two singles to take overthe NL batting leadership with a .331 average and Bill White hit a homer and a single to spark 'he Cardinals' 11-hit attack. Ron Tay lor shut out the Colts with four hits over the last 6 2-3 innings to win his fifth game. Rocky Harris Put On PBC PORTLAND (UP1) Avnold (Rocky) Harris, a Portland restau,. ant owner, was appointed to' the Portland Boxing Commission by Mayor Terry Schrunk Friday. ".. . July 21, 1963 The appointment is unui next March 9. Harris replaces his brother, the lato Benny Harris. GO! ! v! v-i .1 DEALER Ph. TU 2-2544 .s
