Spokane Continues Winning Ways In Downing Oklahoma City Chiefs,
By United Press Inlernallunul j
The scoreboard looked more like
it was for football than baseball
by the time they got through
Tuesday night at Salt Lak, City.
San Diego grabbed a 7-0 lead,
but somehow managed to wind up
on the short end of a 15-12 count
at game's end. Salt Lake had a
pair of six-run innings and outhit
the Padres, 17-16.
Things were a bit tamer else
where in the Pacific Coast
League. Spokane disposed of Ok
lahoma City, 4-2, in a game that
seemed like a convention of for
rtor Los Angeles Dodgers. i
vhis increased Spokane's North
ern Division lead to 7'i games
since Tacoma fell before Portland
8-5. Meanwhile, Dallas-Ft. Worth
disposed of Denver, 6-3. behind
young Marv Mecklenburg to move
1'2 games up on Oklahoma City
in the Southern Division. Seattle
nudged Hawaii 5-4 in a struggle
of also-rans.
Homers by Bill Cowan, Curt
Jenson, and Bob Will helped Salt
Lake outlast San Diego. Jack
Warner, who arrived in Salt Lake
city after the game had begun,
picked up the win in relief and
is now 4-1. He had been sent to
the Chicago Cubs and was shuf
fled back yesterday. Ted Wills,
third of four Padre hurlers, took
the loss and is now 9-8.
Mel Queen, Bobby Klaus and
Deron Johnson had big nights for
the Padres, but San Diego still
lost to Salt Lake for the 14th in
17 meetings this season.
Spokane got to ex-Dodger Jim
Golden for eight hits in four in
nings while piling up a 3-0 lead.
Ex-Dodger Phil Ortega mean
while retired 14 straight men and
still looked sharp until he w as I
greeted by two Oklahoma City!
hits in the seventh. .Nick Willhite,
just sent down by the Dodgers.
retired two men and then gave up
a single, and Jack Smith, who al
so hurled for the Los Angeles
club, came on to quell the threat.
Portland belted 14 hits in sink
ing Tacoma another game deeper
,nlo second. Hector Martinez
drilled five singles in as many
trips to pace the attack and
Manny Jimenez and Bill Kern
collected three more each.
Jose Santiago has pitched bet
ter, but still increased his record
to 10:8 while Tacoma ace Dan
Rivas saw his record drop to 11
5. Dan Gile hit a solo homer for
the losers in the filth.
Mecklenburg increased his re
cord to 9-5 by going all the way
for Dallas-Ft. Worth against Den
ver. A two-run homer by Ethan
Blackaby of Denver came too
late to worry the ex Stanford
hurler, who is now 24-13 in a
brief but sharp looking pro ca
reer. Ray Jablonski and George
Banks led the Ranger attack.
Each cracked a two-run double.
Russ Gibson's two-run homer in
the seventh inning helped Seattle
get the win over Hawaii.
The Islanders got off to a 2-0
lead and held on behind Dick
Sovde. But then Seattle scored
three in the seventh with Bill
Tuttle's two run double do
ing most of the damage.and went
out in front 5-2 on Gibson's blast.
The Islanders scored twice in
the eighth, but Jay Ritchie then
came on to preserve the win for
Billy Spanswick. now 10-7. Sovde
is 7-12 for the islanders.
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Merchandise Mart
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