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Milwaukee Decisions T
Leading Dodgers Twice
By DICK JOYCE
L'PI Sporti Writer
You say you were thrown out
of both ball games Sunday for
umpire-baiting? Your team lost a
doubleheader and you were hit in
the face with a beer container?
Chin up. waiter Alston, your
Los Angeles Dodgers are leadings
the National League by six
games and you have a nine-game
home stand coming up.
Despite 7-2 and 13-7 losses to
the Milwaukee Braves Sunday,
the Dodgers wound up their suc
cessful road trip with a 10-4
mark, giving them a six-game
lead over the St. Louis Cardi
nals. When the road trip began, i
the Dodgers held only a three-'
game lead ovor the San Francis-1
co Giants. ,
The usually quiet and re-strained
Alston, with the Dodg
ers' disastrous collapses of the
past two seasons indelible in his
mind, was ejected in the sixth in
ning of the first game by um
pire Tom Gorman. In the first in
ning of the nightcap, umpire Stan
Landcs gave the Dodger manag
er the thumb. And then a Mil
waukee fan belted Alston with a
paper beer container.
Alston Clalmrd Balk
. Alston claimed that Bob Sa-j
dowski was balking in the open
er and then became incensed
when a balk was called nji rookie
Nick Willhite of the Dodgers in
the second game.
In other NL games, the Cardi
nals rapped out i 17 hits to beat
the Houston Colts, 5-4: the Giants
clubbed 16 hits in downing the
Cincinnati Reds, 10-5; the Phila
delphia Phillies swept a double
header from the New York Mots,
8-0 and 7-2. and Pittsburgh and
Chicago split, the Cubs taking
the opener, 5-1, and the Pirates
the nightcap. 6-5 in 14 innings.
Milwaukee clobbered eight
Dodger pitchers for 26 hits in
cluding homers by Hank Aaron,
Denis Menke, Joe Torre and
Gene Oliver, in sweeping the'
twin. bill. Sadowski earned his
first major league victory in the
n)ener while reliever Tony Clon
inger got credit for the second
game triumph. 'l
Gibson Notched Win
Bob Gibson pitched an eight
hitter and George Altman and
Ken Boyer slammed homers in
pacing the Cardinals to victory.
Dick . Groat drove home three
runs for St. Louis.
Jim Davenport, Felipe Alou
and Orlando Cepeda contributed
homers as the Giants routed 13
game winner Jim O'Toole. Bob
Bohn limited the Reds to three
Hits Taylor, Sievers.
000 000 301 4 a 0
St. Louis 310 220 lOx 9 17 0
Brown. McMahon 2, Dickson
151, Umbricht 5, Drott (7' and
Bateman. Campbell 1?'. Gibson
HI 4i and McCarver. Loser
Brown (3-5i. HRs Boyer, Altman.
hits in 5 1-3 relief innings to gain 8
the victory.
lhe Phillies, on another second . Houston
half of the season surge .extend
ed their winning streak to seven
as Chris Short hurled a four-hitter
in the opener and Dennis Ben
nett and Johnny Klippstein com
bined for a seven-hitter in the
nightcap against the Mets. Phila
delphia has won 13 of its last 16 1st game
games lor its longest winning Los Angeles 100 000 010 2 9 2
streak since I!b5. (Milwaukee 001 103 tlx 7 10 0
Lou Brock's two-run homer andl Miller. Roebuck ifii, Scott
Paul Tilth's seven-hit pitching 181 and Roseboro. Sadowski, Shaw
gave Chicago its first game tri-l 8 and Crandall. Winner Sad-
umph while Pittsburgh bounced owski U-4. Loser Miller (7-5).
back in the nightcap on Bill Vir- HRs Moon H. Aaron. Menke.
don's run-producing single in the 2nd game
14th inning. Jerry Lynch of the Los Armeies 004 200 100 7 12 2
Pirates equalled the major Milwaukee 300 710 tlx 13 16 o'
league career record for pinch- Willhite. Sherry '4. Roebuck
hit home runs when he hit one 141, Calmust i5, Scott 181 and
to tie the score 5-5 in the ninth'Camilli. Fischer, Piche 131,
inning. Lynch shares the record Schneider I4, Cloningcr 5 and
of 14 with George Crowe. ITorrc. Winner Cloninger (7 - 6.
'Loser Sherry l-3. HRs Torre,
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Monday, July il, 1961
PAGE 11
Frank Lary Hurls Tigers
By Angels In Comeback
.Major league Baseball Results
By L'nited Press International
National League
1st game
Fairly 2, Oliver.
American League
1st game
Cleveland 000 000 002 2 6 2
Chicago
002 102 000- 5 9 2 New Yorl! 300 000 02- 5 9 1
Kralick, Ramos in. Walker
161 and Azcue. Downing, Rcniff
191 and Howard. Winner Down
ing (6-n. Loser Kralick I9-0V
1111 Bright.
2nd game, 11 innings
Cleveland 000 001 021 0O 4 8 1
'v.... ..i. iaa inn inn tt c n 4
000 102 110 000 00- 5 8 3,1C "" '
Bell 'Si, Alien t
Pittsburgh 001 000 000 1 7 1
Toth 13-51 and Ranew. Card-
well, Sisk (61, Face (61, Law (8)
and Burgess. Loscr-Cardwell 6
lli. Hits Brock, Clendenon.
1 12th 1.
2nd game, 14 innings
Chi
Pitts 010 001 003 000 01 6 22 2
LeMay. Hobbie 3, Elston 16,
McDaniel (7, Buhl 191, Brewer
(101, Warner HI) and Bertell.
Schwall, Haddix I7. McBean
(8), Face (101, Cardwell (12) and
Pagliaroni, Brand (6, Burgess
(10). Winner Cardwell 7 . 11).
Loser Warner (0-1). HRs Bur
ton, Williams, Santo Lynch.
San Fran 212 012 10110 16 1
Cincinnati 102 000 002 5 9 2
O'Dcll, Bolin 141 and Hallcr.
O'Toole. Owens (5), Zanni (7),
Henry 191 and Edwards, Taylor
(8). Winner Bolin (5-3). Loser1
O'Toole (1.1-9). HRs-Davenport,
F. Alou, Cepeda, Pinson.
1st game
New York 000 000 000 0 4 2
Phila 210 110 12x 8 16 0
Willey, Cisco (2, Mackenzie
(5), Powell (8) and Sherry; Short
(2-8) and Dalrymple. Loser Wil
ley (7-9). Hit Hoak
2nd game
New York 000 001 010- 2 7 0
Phila 121 100 20x 7 13 0
Stallard. Bcarnarth (4), Hook
(7) and Gonder. Bennett. Klipp-
slein (61 and Dalrymple. Winner-
Bennett 12-0). User -Stallard 13-
r -
Latman
Abernathy (7), Wynn (9) and Ro.
mano. Bouton, Stafford (8), Ham
ilton (91 and Berra. Winner
Hamilton 4-2 . Loser Wynn (1-2
HR Lopez.
1st game, 10 Innings
Boston 000 000 002 1 3 12 2
Chicago 010 000 100 0 2 .8 2
Monbouquette, Radatz (9 and
Tillman. Pizarro, Wilhclm (8
and Carreon, Martin (8. Winne
Radatz (12-1). Loser Wilhelm
12-6). HRs Hanse, Tillman.
Boston at Chicago, 2nd game
postponed, rain
Detroit. 100 013 102 8 13 1
Los Angeles 001 000 001 2 4 2
Lary (1-3) and Roarke. Chance,
Osinski (6), Grba (9) and hirk
patrick. Loser Chance (8-10).
Baltimore 000 020 000 2 5 0
Kansas City 000 201 OOx 3 6 0
Pappas. Hall (7), Brunet (8
and Orsino. Drabowsky (2-6) and
Lau. Loser Pappas (8-5). HRs
Johnson, Causey. " '
Washington 000 001 100 2 10 0
Minnesota 000 001 02x 3 7 1
Rudolph, Kline (8) and Rctzer.
Perry, Roggenburk (7) and Bat-
toy. Winner Roggenburk (2 - 2).
Loser Rudolph (5-10). HRs
Mincher 2, Goryl.
CONGRATULATIONS IN ORDER U.S. track coach Payfon Jordan, left, of Stan
ford University, congratulates America's Dick Embergor of the U.S. Marines, after he
won the 1500-meter decathlon rac during the fifth annual USA - USRR Field and
Track meet 'in Lenin Stadium in Moscow. The Russians, with a combined men's and
women's score, trounced tha U.S. team 189-147. U.S. men's team won the two-day
event with a slim 119-114, but the Soviet distaff squad defeated the U.S. counterpart,
75-28. UPI Radiotelephoto
Brooks, Hagelstein Garner
Singles Titles In Tennis
Earl Brooks and Ruth Hagel- Jennings pair toppled Perry and
stein, veterans of many tennis
wars, again captured the men's
and women's singles titles in the
second annual Linkville Kiwanis
City Tennis Tournament at Moore
Park Sunday. They both have
won singles titles for five years
running.
The tournament hadn't quite fin
ished and had some junior events
to run off today.
Brooks downed Ray Tice, 6-1,
6-1, for the men's title. He got
into the finals by axing Jim Nor
land. 6-1. 7-5. Tice downed Wally
Rounsfull, 6-3, 6-2 to gain the
finals.
Mrs. Hagelstein toppled Sue
Jennings in the finals, 7-5. 6-3.
She had downed Beverly Jennings
in the semifinals, 6-0, 6-4, while
Sue had beaten Darlcne Perry,
7-5. 6-3.
Brooks teamed with Jerry Jen
nings to win the men's doubles
They beat Ray and Larry Tice,
6-4, 3-6, fi-2. They stopped Jelf
Neal and Bud Case in the semis,
6-2, 6-3. The Ticcs defeated Nor-land-Rounsfull,
6-3, 11-9.
Ruth Hagelstein teamed with
Gertie Brooks to capture the
women's doubles by beating Sue
and Beverly Jennings, 6-4. 4-6,
6-3. The w inning duo topped Vir
ginia Borden and Linda HrooKs
in the semis. 4-6. 6-1, 6-2. The
Shirley Anderson, 7-9, 6-2. 6-0.
Larry Tice downed Tom Cole
to win the junior men's singles
as expected. He topped Tom 6 0.
6-1 and beat Terry Cole in the
semis 6-3, 6-0. Tom beat Phil
Juckcland, 6-4, 7-5, to gain the
finals.
Tom Cole beat Robby Hall, 6-1,
6-2. to gain the boy's singles. He
beat brother Terry in the finals,
6-0, 6-4, for the title. Terry beat
Harold Tice in tins match in the
meet's biggest upset, 6-3, 6-3.
Beverly Jennings won the junior
girl's singles by downing Linda
Brooks lor the title, 6-3, 6-1. She
beat Paula Morrison in the semis,
6-1, 6-1. Linda beat Janet t)en
ham, 6-2, 6-2, to get to the finals.
Beverly also won U'.J girl's sin
gles by downing oanct Denham,
6-0, 6-0, in the semis and Paula
Morrison, 6-1, 6-2, in the finals.
Paula had downed Linda Brooks
in the semis, 6-4, 5-7, 6-4.
Larry Tice and Beverly Jennings
beat Jerry Jennings and Ruth
Hagelstein, 6-4, 6-4, in the semi
finals of the mixed doubles and
Ry l'nited Press International
It was an old familiar baseball
tableau; Veteran Frank Lary of
the Tigers struggling along the
comeback trail to save his pitch
ing career while young Al Down
ing of the Yankees jauntily strode
the road to World Series gold and
glory.
There was satisfaction for both
Sunday.
The 32-year-old Lary scored his
first victory in more than a year
when he pitched a four-hitler as
the Detroit Tigers defeated the
Los Angeles Angels, 8-2.
And the 22-ycar-old Downing
pitched his sixth victory to start
the New York Yankees off to a
error during Detroit's Uiree'-run
sixth inning.
Meanwhile, Downing pitched an
odd game in which he struck out
10 batters and walked nine before
tiring in the ninth inning and re
quiring relief from Hal Reniff.
Burleson
Leads Sweep
In Race
MOSCOW (UPD Former Ore
gon star' Dyrol Burleson led the
I Tnitftr! Klntpe in a 1.9 cu-orm In
doubleheader sweep against the',, , 50o.m.ler rlm in the final
day of its two-day dual track meet
Earl and Linda Brooks topped
Hay Tice and Darlcne Perry, 6-2,
7-5, in the oilier half. The win
ners meet tonight for the title.
The junior mens doubles and
junior girls' doubles will also be
held tonight. Larry Tice and Har
old Tice are in the men's doubles
finals against Tom and Terry
Cole. Beverly Jennings and Lin
da Brooks will team against Pau
la Morrison and Janet Denham in
the women's finals.
Cleveland Indians, 5-2 and 5-4 in
1 innings. The wins widened the
Yankees' American League lead
to seven games their widest mar
gin of the season.
All three other games hi the AL
Sunday were decided by 3-2 scores
the Minnesota Twins edging the
Washington Senators, the Boston
Red Sox beating tlie Chicago
White Sox. and the Kansas City
Athletics topped the Baltimore
Orioles. Rain forced postponement
of a scheduled twin bill second
game between Boston and Chicago.
It was a long time between ma
jor league victories lor Lary, who
returned to the Tigers three weeks
ago after a stretch with Knox-
ville of the Sally League, where
he had been sent to pitch his ail
ing shoulder back into shape.
Lary struck out five batters
and walked only two in pitching
the distance. A 13-hit Tiger at
tack with four stolen bases, and
four Los Angeles errors, all
helped. Angels starter Dean
Chance aided Lary's cause with an
against Russia Sunday. The U.S
won the men s meet 119-114.
Burleson, using his familiar
come-from-behind style of run
ning, finished strong and overtook
Tom O'Hara of Loyola of Chicago
to win in 3:41. O'Hara was second
in 3:41.3.
Oregon State's Steve Pauly, who
won the national AAU decathlon
title at Corvallis last month, fin
ished third in the decathlon be
hind Vasily Kuznetsov and Ana-
toly Ovscycnko of Russia. Pauly
scored 7,536 points, fcuzneisov had
7,666 and Ovscycnko compiled
7,631. '
Paid Stubcr of Oregon took third
place in the high jump. He went
6-10'i.
Former Oregon State ace Dar-
ell Horn jumped 51-5)i to take
third place in the triple jump.
Horn also finished third in the
broad jump with a leap of 26-2
Saturday
Oregon State s Morgan Groth
This was the f mi r til straight game
in which Downing fanned 10 or
more hitters. Harry Bright hit a
two-run homer for New York.
Won In the 11th
Bobby Richardson's one-out, 11
inning single off old Early Wynn
produced the Yankees' nightcap
victory and stretched the Indians'
losing streak to nine games. Wynn
who scored the 300th win of his
career eight days ago, entered the
game in relief after Woody Hcld s
triple had tied the score in the
ninth. Reliever Steve Hamilton
was the winner.
Bob Tillman's loth-inning hom
er off knucklcballcr Hoyt Wilhelm
earned the Red Sox victory oyer
the White Sox. Dick Radatz was
credited with his 12th win against
a lone defeat after pitching one
hit relief ball or the last two in
nings. Don Mincher hit two hom
ers and John Goryl added anoth
er, enabling the Twins to beat the
Senators. Each hit one back-to-back
in the eighth off Don Du
dolph. Garry Roggenburk was the
winner in relief.
A sixth-inning homer by Wayne
Causey broke a 2-2 tie and gave
the A's their win over Baltimore.
Moe Drabowsky, celebrating Jiis
28th birthday, pitched a tive-hil-
ter for Kansas City. Milt kappas
was the victim of Causey's homer.
McGUIRE SIGNS CONTRACT
BOSTON (UPD Connie Mc-
Guire, former Southeast Oklahoma
State star, has signed his first
professional contract with the Bqs-
ton Celtics ot the national Bas
ketball Association. The 6-8, 200
pound native of Stigler, Okla., was
was third in the 800-meter run in ithe Celtics' fourth round draft
1:48.
choice this year.
SWEDEN, BRITAIN MEET
BAASTAD. Sweden (UPD Swe
den will meet Great Britain in the
final of the European Zone Davis
Cup competition at Wimbledon on
Aug. 1-3. The Swedes gained the
final by beating South Africa, 5-0
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CASEY LANDS A BIG ONE Casey Csllan, an I 1-year-old,
hauled in this fine eight-pound rainbow from Eagle
Ridge on the Klamath Lake Friday. The youngster used a
brass spoon with 10-pound test line to haul in the big
fish. The fish was so fat that Callan explored and found
en eight inch chub inside the reinbow.
OSI NA WINS SINGLES
ESTORIL, Portugal (L'PI'-Rn
facl Osunn of Mexico won the
men's singles title of the Portu
guese Lawn Tennis championship?
Sunday by beating Don Dell of
Bethcsda. Md., 7-5. 8-, 6-4.
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