Friday, August 23, 1963
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Cardinals Squeeze
3-2 Dodger Victory
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Oregon
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BACKING THE TEAM The Klamath B asm Babe Ruth
AH-Strs had quite a few supporters in the stands as well
as the entire Klamath Basin behind them here at home.
This shot shows a portion of the Oregon delegation that
traveled to Farminqton, N.M., to see the team in action.
Among those shown here are the Al Kecks, Bob Mezgers,
Duke Badleys, George Brosterhouses, Ken Pound and
children of the families as well as Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Markham, Portland, the state BR director; Ward Walker,
secretary-treasurer of te Oregon BR, and Pacific North,
west Princess Margaret Reeves from Farmington. The
Klamath team found an exceedingly warm welcome in
Farmington from the townspeople.
Favorites
Paired Off
In Semis
WILI.IAMSTOWX, Mass. H'PI'
Defending titlist Jo Anne Gun
derson and former champion Mrs.
Anne Quasi Welts battle each
other today in the semifinals of
the firird U.S. Golf Association
Women's Amateur tournament to
see which one gels a shot at
writing her name in the record
book.
And a West Coast teen-ager.
Peggy Conley. is eyeing a mark
in this event which has stood
since IBM. Miss Conley, 16. of
Spokane, Wash., meets Carol Sor
enson in a fight for the other
berth in Saturday's 3(!-hole final
at the Taconic Golf Club.
The unshakable Miss Gunner
son, a Providence, R.I., blonde,
is after her fourth title in seven
vears. Should the pretty 24-year-
old former Washington state girl
w in, she would be only the sec
ond to capture this event four
times.
Mrs. Edwin Vare Jr. was the
other. She won it six times dur
ing the late 1920's, five times as
Miss Glenna Collett.
Entering today's match. Miss
Gunderson. thanks to Thursday's
putting performance, was one
over par for 6!) holes played this
week on the .par-72 layout,
Mrs. Welts, who played three
more holes, was three over par,
Miss Conley, if she wins today,
would be in position to become
the second lB-ycar-old to gain
tile crown. Miss Beatrix Hnyt.
youngest tourney winner, did it
at age 16 in 18, the second year
of the tourney.
Miss Gunderson, when she won
it in 1!)57 at 1R, was the second
youngest.
Now York
Chicago
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
Los Angeles
Washington
Dick Stuart Tops
lams
mers
American League
W. I.. Pet,
80 45
70 5
69 55
70
62
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58
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.560 10
.557 10' 'j
.547 ll'u
.484 19' 2
.480 20
.460 22 '2
.459 22'2
.450 24
..165 34 '3
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Cocky Dick Stuart may be all
talk and a yard wide, but he can
ilways say he topped Ted Wil
liams.
And don't worry about the big
uninhibited Boston first baseman
he'll say it all right because
it happens to be true in one re
spect, anyway.
When the Pirates traded Stuart
to the Red Sox last winter, so
the story goes, he was asked
whether he felt he would hit
more homers than Williams did
at Fenway Park.
Stuart promptly inquired: "How
many did he hit his first year
up?
Informed that Williams had
belted ,11 homers his first season
with the Red Sox, Stuart said "1
ougiitu nil more man inai.
And he has.
Stuart, the American League
home run leader, smashed his
33rd of the year with one on
Thursday upped his total to OS-
IS ahead of his nearest challeng
er.
Stuart, however, didn't quite do
the job on the White Sox alone. Ed
Bressoud drove in six runs with
a grand slam homer and two sac
rifice flies while rookie Dave
Morehead earned his eighth vic
tory with a seven-hitter. Joe Hor-
len was the loser.
The Yankees retained their 10-
game lead even though they
dropped a 7-4 decision to the In
dians, the Orioles roughed up the
Angels, 5-1, and the Athletics
beat the Senators, 6-2, in the only
oilier AL games scheduled.
Cleveland rocked Ralph Terry
for three homers in handing him
his 13th loss against 14 victories
Tito Francona hit his eighth horn
cr and Fred Whitfield and Willie
Kirkland each hit his 15th before
Terry was chased in the fourth
Jim (Mudcatl Grant gained his
10th victory although he gave up
a grand slam to Johnny Blanch
aid in the sixth.
I-os Angeles
St. l,ouis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Houston
New York
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.548 7'i
.539 8'j
.523 10'i
.520 11
.512 12
.508 12'j
.370 30
.317 36'3
Thursday'! Remit
Pittsburgh 9 Chicago 3
San Francisco 8 Milwaukee 6
St. Louis 3 Los Angeles 2, night
i Only games scheduled I
By MILTON ItlCIIM.W
I'l'I Sports Wriler
Instead of halt a loaf, all that
the Cardinals got were the
crumbs.
'They won the third and final
game ol their series with the
San Diego Is Favored
In PCL Southern Loop
Lead Held
By Yakima
By I'nited Press International
Yakima took over sole posses
sion of first place in the tight
Northwest League pennanl race
Thursday night by beating third
place Lewiston 5-0 while Salem
fell a game off the pace by drop
ping a 2 to 0 decision to Wenat
. choe.
Tri-City defeated Euaene 8-2 in
the other game played Thursday.
Center fielder Marzial Allen and
pitcher Dick Smith were the
heroes in Yakima's win over Lew
iston. Allen singled in the eighth
inning to start a three-run Yak
ima rally, then iced the game
with a ninth inning hnmer with
one man on base. Smith gave up
only five hits and struck out eight
in recording his 11th victory of the
vear.
By United Press International
San Diego still could live up to
expectations and take the South
ern Division championship of the
Pacific Coast league. Odds favor
the Padres if they continued the
pace they have been setting.
All but three of their remaining
games will be played at home.
San Diego meets Tacoma, Spo
kane, Seattle, Oklahoma City and
Hawaii at Westgate Park. They
end the current campaign at Salt
Lake City.
Prior to the start of the season
the concensus was that the Pad
res would win the Southern Divi
sion title. They are 4'i games out
of first place and moving fast.
Meanwhile, Oklahoma City and
Dallas-Ft. Worth knock heads in
six games and could very well
maneuver each other out ot title
contention.
The Padres have won 14 of 20
games since Aug. 1. They have
advantage of playing all hut three
of their remaining games al home
and the personnel apparently has
finally caught hold and has the
winning complex.
Thursday night the Padres
whipped Cincinnati 6-2 in an ex
hibition game and tonight begin
the" series with Tacoma.
In PCL games Thursday night
Denver shocked Oklahoma City
4-2, Salt Lake City took a 16 in
ninning marathon from Dallas-Ft.
Worth 6-4; Portland swept both
ends of a double header from
Seattle 5-3 and 2-1. and in Hawaii,
the Islanders made it seven
straight over Tacoma and num
ber 12 in a row by dumping the
Giants 11-4.
The Bee-Ranger contest ended
at the regulation nine innings 4-4
witb Salt Lake collecting all its
runs in the third and Dallas-Ft.
Worth getting a pair in the sec
ond, one in the fourth and Joe
Christian tied it up with a homer
in the seventh. Neither team
scored for the next eight innings
until Billy Cowan unloaded a
homerun in the 16th with a male
aboard. The winning blow came
off veteran George Ramberger
who went in to pitch in the 16th
frame.
Russ Heman went the route for
Denver to gain his fourth decision
in seven. He allowed Oklahoma
City eight hits while Dave Giusti
allowed nine to he tabbed with his
10th loss against 11 wins.
Rams Head
For Clash
In Portland
By United Press International
The Los Angeles Rams left
Southern California or Portland
and a weekend re-match with the
Dallas Cowboys today four men
lighter on their player rosier.
The Rams reduced the squad
to 44 Thursday with the release
of four men from the active list.
In addition. lineman Duanc Put
nam, who had not been in sum
mer camp this season, was taken
off the reserve list and released
as a free agent.
Of the four actives dropped,
fullback Glenn Shaw was the only
veteran. He joined the Rams in
the middle of last season after
having been on taxi squads of the
Chicago Bears and Minnesota Vi
kings. The other three put on
waivers were rookies Ken Chan
celor, center from Houston; Doug
Brown, tackle from Fresno State,
and Jerry Greenwalt, end from
Occidental College.
The Rams finished workouts
Thursday for their Saturday night
game w ith the Cowboys, -who beat
them 17-14 in a pre-season opener
in Memorial Coliseum.
The Cowboys, meanwhile, ended
heavy drills at Forest Grove in
the rain. Head coach Tom Landry
welcomed the moisture, saying it
gave his team a chance to pet
used to a slippery ball. He ran
the Texas club through its entire
offense.
Pearson, LA
Malzone, Bos
Wagner, LA
Howard, NY
Hshbgr, Chi
Geiger. Bos
Ward, Chi
National League .Dodgers, 3-2, Thursday night and
. I.. Pel. OB; it prohahlv was more in the na
ture o( a consolation victory than
anything else.
The disappointed Cards, whol
lost the lirst two games of the
showdown series, had the satis
faction of snapping ihe Dodgers'
seven-game winning streak. That
was mighty small consolation con
sidering that the Dodgers still
lead, the National League by 61
games today.
What the sad situation amount
to for the Cardinals is this:
They came into Los Angeles
last Tuesday all hopped up about
their pennant chances because
they had taken three in a row
from the Giants and were "only1
5'7 games back. But they lost a
full game plus a precious op
portunity by the time thev
left L.A.
Mrrt Once Again
The Cardinals have nne more
shot at the Dodcers when they
meet them again for a three-
game set in St. Louis starting
Sept. 16 but by then it may bo
tun late.
The Cards broke a 2-all tie
Thursday night when Ken Buyer
doubled in the sixth inning and
came home with the winning run
on Julian Javier s single.
Ernie Brnglio won his 14th al
though he departed in favor of!
Ray Sadccki in the eighth. Don
Drysdalc suffered his 14th defeat
against 16 victories.
(".land Beat Braves
In the onlv other IL games
scheduled, the Giants snapped
their five-game losing streak with
an 8-6 victory over the Braves
and the Pirates beat the Cuhs il-3.
Juan Marichal won his 19th for
the Giants even though Milwau
kee first baseman Joe Torre
nicked him lor a grand slam
homer in Ihe eighth inning.
Roberto Clemente's grand slam
homer was the key blow in a five-
un ninth inning ra ly that ce
mented the Pirates' victory over
the Cuhs.
Major League
Leaders
67 171 .336
53 138 .329
65 147 .323
78 168 .321
69 148 .320
93 155 .315
76 149 .304
62 130 .303
46 93 .302
89 153 .302
.325
.318
.310
.304
.300
.296
.288
.Major League Leader
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National League
Player Club G. AB It. II. Pet.
Groat, St. 125 509
T.Davis, LA 111 420
Clmente. Pitt 116 435
Pinion, Cin 130 524
Gonzlez. Phil 126 462
Aaron, Mil 126 492
Williams. Chi 126 490
Santo, Chi 126 495
Kuenn. SF 88 308
White, StL 126 514
American League
Yslzmski, Bos 119 432 77 147
Kalinc, Del 116 449 75 143
Rollins, Min 107 406 66 126
122 454 66 138
119 460 58 138
123 452 62 134
106 385 61 111
104 370 51 105 .234
91 308 58 87 .282
125 490 6.1 133 .282
Home Runs
National League McCovey,
Giants 34; Aaron. Braves 32;
Mass, Giants .10; White, Card
22; Santo, Cubs 22.
American League Stuart
Red Sox 33; Killebrcw. Twins 28;
Allison, Twins 26; Howard, Yanks
24; Wagner, Angels 23.
Buns Baited In
National League Aaron
Braves 104; White, Cards 91;
Boyer, Cards 87; 'Pinson, Reds 82;
Santo, Cubs 81.
American League Stuart, Red
Sox 93; Kaline, Tigers 80; Wag
ner, Angels 75; Howard, Yanks
69: Ward. White Sox 69.
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FOOTBALL GEAR ISSUE The call for football players is out at KUHS and a host
of young, eager ball players turned out Thursday night for uniform fitting. In this
view, John Jendrzejewski, left, a junior end, and Mike Kitching, center, senior full
back, are being checked out for gear by head football coach Bob Williams. Tha sea
son opens on Friday, Sept. 13, in a non-conference clash her with Grants Pass.
Giants Face Cincinnati Series
East-West
Game Ready
SAN FRANCISCO lUPD-San
Francisco Giant manager Al Dark
hopes his bullpen wun't see red
this weekend.
Nothing would please Dark
mure than to see Jack Santoid.i
Billy O'Dcll and Billy Pierce go
the distance in the San Francis-
cos three upcoming games with
Ihe Cincinnati Reds.
The Giant leader switched from
O'Dcll to Juan Marichal against
the Milwaukee Braves Thursday,
mainly because of worry over his
bullpen.
The bullpen is weak and tired
and if O'Dcll can't go the dis
tance. I don't know who I would
have had." Dark said alter Mari-j
dial snapped the Giants' fivc-j
game losing streak with an 8-6
win over the Braves.
Marichal won his Kith game of
the season, a career high for him.
and cut the Rravcs win skein off
at five straight. But he bad to
survive a grand slam homer by
Joe Torre to do it.
Torre hit his grand slammer in
the eighth inning when Marichal
seemed lo tie breezing. The Giant
righthander had an 8-2 lead and
had gone tliree-up-thrce-down
through the fourth, fifth, sixth and
seventh innings.
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