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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Oregon
Turuiav, August 27,
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iMusial Claims Cards Can Catch Dodgers
By MARTIN I.ADKR
LIM fjuorti WriU-r
If Stan Musial is as sharp with
his words as he is with his bat,
tlicre's another dark cloud hang
ing over Los Armeies.
The Mers, who apparently
had wrapped up the National
League pennant with a seven
game win streak last week, con
tinue to be their own worst ene
mies as the race heads for the
treacherous September stretch.
Musial promised Monday alter
hi. Si. Louis Laidinais nrfci
Uiipped tlie San Francisco Gi
ants. 6-3, that " we ve sun goi a
nance to overtake them.
The Dodgers then added life to
the prophecy by dropping a 3-1
decision to the Cincinnati Red
games of the
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FIRST DAY MEANNESS This trio of Kljmath Union football prospects look menac
ing for first day drills. This was a part of a d dummy drill wifh no contact. The boys
were charging a passer after breaking through the dummy defense. It is reaction
drill. The reactions look pretty good for this group. The two-a-day drills continue to
day and through the rest of this week. "Football Week" begins Friday at KU with the
Chicken V Beans game slated Saturday night.
Gridders
Begin
Practice
The Klamath Union High pro
tective football members got
their first taste of hard work
Monday as Coach Bob "Gabby1
Williams put the 80 prospects
through the grind in a pair of
first-day drills.
Williams said that more would
be out today because several still
had to take their physicals be
fore beginning practice sessions.
And then the Babe Ruth team ar
rived Monday afternoon and sev
eral boys off that team will be
hanging up their spikes and don
ning the football equipment to
day.
The learn Monday was put
through several healthy and In.
vigoraiing exercises before go
ing through some dummy Bcrinv
mages and several maneuvers to
get Iheir bodies inlo condition
Maior Leaaue
By I'nited Press International
New York
Minnesota
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Ronton
Detroit
IjOs Angeles
Kansas City
Washington
American league
IV. I.. Pel.
113 46 M3
72 53
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.550 12
.545 12'i
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.4S1 21
.480 21
.455 24'i
.442 2fi
.336 36
Monday's Results
Minnesota 5 Washington 2, 1st
Washington 7 Minnesota 3, 2nd
I Only games scheduled).
Tuesday's Games .
Los Angeles at Detroit (night)
Chance (11-15) vs Lary (3-6).
Chicago nt Cleveland (night)
Horlcn (B-5) vs Grant (10-11).
Kansas City at Baltimore
(night) Bakow (B-Di vs McNal
ly (8-5).
lor body contact by working ,, ' " " ,' ' '
head (8-10) vs Bniilon 117-61 and
Terry (14-1.1
Willi the heavy dummies,
There were no firsl-dny drop
outs from the drills but Williams
said he would know more about
that when today's drills got un
derway. The first one began at
9:30 this morning and another
is slated this afternoon at about
5:30.
There lias been no real scrim
mage as yet but one is planned
Thursday when the first cut will
he made. Williams said that the
first cut will he made after tlie
scrimmage and then the teams
for the Chicken V Beans wil
be decided upon. Tlie game is the
annual inlra-squad game which
begins the season.
; " The Chicken V Beans game is
to be held at Modoc Field Sat
.lirday night at 7 o'clock.
(Only games scheduled).
Wednesday's Gaines
Los Angeles at Detroit
Boston at New York
Kansas Cily at Baltimore, night
Chicago at Cleveland, 2, twi-night
(Only games scheduled).
National League
W. I.. Pc
Us Angeles 77 52 .5(17 ..
SI. Louis Tl 53 .554 5'i
San Francisco 71 5:1 .547 fi'i
Philadelphia 71 6(1 .542 7
Milwaukee Bit 62 .527 9
Cincinnati 70 64 .522 3' 2
Chicago 66 fi.1 .512 11
Pittsburgh 65 63 .508 ll'a
Houston 49 1!2 .374 29
New York 41 811 .318 36
Monday's Results
St. Louis 6 San Francisco 3
Milwaukee II Houston 7. night
Cincinnati 3 Los Angeles 1, night
(Only games scheduled)
Tuesday's Probable Pitchers
Philadelphia at Chicago Ben
nett (7-2) vs. Jackson (14-12)
New York at Pittsburgh, night
- Powell (1-0 vs. Friend (15-11 1
Milwaukee at Houston, night
Spnhn (16-51 vs. Nottebart (8-5)
Cincinnati at Los Angeles, night
Purkcy ' (i-fi 1 vs. Hlchert (1-1)
Wednesday's Games
Philadelphia at Chicago
St. Louis at San Francisco
New York at Pittsburgh, night
Milwaukee at Houston, night
Cincinnati at Los Angeles, night
Yakima Nine
Maintains
Loop Lead
By t'nited Press International
Yakima maintained its two
,.ame edce over Salem 111 the
Northwest League Monday night
by defeating Tri-City 4 3 while the
Dodgers were healing lwimoii
3-2.
Yakima was paced to victory
by Don Ganus, who drove in
three runs. He singled in the first
Yakima run in the opening inning,
then drove in the ticing and win
ning runs in the eighth with a
double.
Darrcll Peters tossed a live-hit-
ter in pitching Salem to the nar-
ow victory over Lewiston.
In the other game played Mon
day night, Eugene defeated Wen-
atchee 6-3.
to creep within 5'j
league lead.
Los Angeles now has lost four
of five games in its home park
following the impressive streak
and 1962 isn't so far behind that
tlie players don't remember.
The Milwaukee Braves slugged
the Houston Colts. 11-7, in Mon
day's only other National League
contest.
American League action was
limited to a twi-night doublehead-
er at Washington between the
Minnesota Twins and the Sena
tors. Minnesota lost n chance to
gain a firmer hold on second
place by dropping the nightcap.
7-3. after capturing tlie first
game, 5-2.
O'Toole Is Winner
Jim O'Toole, a loser in eight
of his last 10 decisions, was the
messenger of ill tidings for the
Dodgers. The husky left hander
retired the first 10 men he faced
and limited Los Angeles to five
hits for the game to gain his
16th triumph against 11 losses.
Gordy Coleman provided the
major share of the halting sup
port with his ninth home run of
the year following a single by
Frank Robinson in th9 fourth in
ning. The Reds picked up their
final run in the eighth when
Tommy Harper scored from
first base on a Vada Pinson sin
gle and a poor relay home by
Junior Gilliam.
The lone Dodger score came in
the fourth when Tommy Davis
singled home Willie Davis, who
had walked. Don Drysdale (16-
15) was the losing pitcher.
The Cardinals pushed across
three runs in the ninth inning to
snap a two-game losing slump
Northwest
Yakima
Salem
Lewiston
Wenatchee
Eugene
Tri-City
League Roundup
W. L. Pet. GB.
and foil Juan Marichal's bid for
his 20th victory. Singles by Curt
Flood. Dick Groat and Ken Buy
er provided the decisive runs aft
er the Giants had tied the score
tlie eighth. George Altman
had hit a two-run homer for St.
Louis in the top of the eighth
Homer For Braves
Eddie Mathews, Don Dillard
and Hank Aaron all hit homers
for the Braves to more than
offset an inside-the-park circuit
by Houston's John Bateman. Aar
on thus followed Orlando Cepeda
and Willie McCovey of the Gi
ants with a home run in each of
the National League parks thi
season. Relief pitcher Ron Piche
gained his first triumph of tlie
year.
Resounding back tn-back hom
ers hv Harmon Mllehrcw and
Bob Allison sparked the second-
place Twins to their opening
game victory. Dick Stigman. with
late-inning relief from Bill Dailey.
evened his record at 11-11. But
the Twins' edge over Chicago
was narrowed to a half-game
again when the Senators capital
ized on Dick Phillips' homer and
erratic Minnesota pitching to
capture the nightcap. Starter
Steve Ridzik (5-4) was the winner.
Major League Results
By United Press International
National League
St. Louis 000 000 123 6 10 1
San Francisco 000 002 010 3 9 3
Broglio, MacKenzie (7), Taylor
(8). Shantz 191 and McCarver.
Marichal, Hoeft '91 and Bailey.
Winner Taylor 18-61. Loser
Marichal ( 19-71. HR Aitman.
Milwaukee 023 Oil 022-11 14 0
lh uston 300 300 (Mil 7 12 0
Hendley. Fischer i2', Piche '.";,
Tiefenauer 18 1 and Torre. John
son, McMahon '3'. Droit ' 5.
Woodeshick 6i, Brown 19' and
Palcman. Winner Piche 1-1.
Lcser Drott 2-1 1 HRs
Mathews, Bateman, Dillard H.
Aaron.
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
OOO 200 010 3
000 100 000 1
-
O'Toole M&ll' and Edwards.
Drysdale. Perranoski (9i and Ca
miili. Loser Drysdale 116-15'.
HR Coleman.
'Only games scheduled 1
Amerioan League
(1st game)
Minnesota 000 200 300 5 13 0
Washington 000 002 000- 2 6 0
Stigman. Dailey '8) and Bat
tey. Cheney, Roebuck (1'. Brun
side 17', Rudolph '9 and Lep-
pert. Winner - Stigman 1 13-13'.
L0Ser - Rcobuck '1-1'. HRs -Hinton,
Killebrew, Allison.
'2nd game'
Minnesota 000 001 110- 3 8 1
Washington 001 220 20x- 7 7 1
Kaat, Siebler (5', Roggcnburk
16', Moore '7', Dailey '8' and
Battey. Ridzik, Kline (7) and Nee
man, winner - Ridzik (5-4). Los
er - Kaat (10-101. HRs - Phil
lips, Mincher, Hall, Allison.
-
s
d for a hard
tiuiu villiur. UDDIEM IIP C;,' 4 F;n; Bowman Is head
fall as Cards' pinch-runner Mike Shannon spoils a double play in the seventh inning of
game in San Francisco Monday. Batter Curt Flood hit to second baseman Chuck Mil
ler, scoring George Altman from third, putting the Cards on the score board. Hiller s
double play attempt to Bowman was broken up on the play. The Cards won, 6-3.
UPI Telephoto
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Monday's Results
Yakima 4 Tri-City 3
Salem 3 Lewiston 2
Eugene 6 Wenatchee 3
Tonight s Schedule
Wenatchee at Eugene
lewiston at salem,
Tri-City at Yakima
Hunter Safety
Program Slated
Three Rookies
Cut By Team
FOREST GROVE (UPD-Thicc
rookies were dropped from the
rosier of the National Football
League Dallas Cowboys at their
training camp here Monday.
Coach Tom Landry reduced the
team's roster to players in his
final cut. He placed injured Wen
dell Hayes, a flanker back from
Humboldt SUite, on waivers and
released defensive tackle John
. Cornell from Rice and defensive
halfback Nat Whitmvcr from
Washington.
Hayes is scheduled to have an
operation on his leg this week
The Cowboys, who dropped
2017 decision to the Los Angeles
Rams at Portland Saturday night
for Iheir first defeat in three ex
hibition starts this season, loosen
Cc! up in a workout Monday.
They meet tlio San Francisco
49crs in another exhibition game
'. Bnkcrsficld, Calif., Friday
night.
Archer Blower
Still Undefeated
PORTLAND (UPI) - Archer
Blower became the only undefeat
ed team in the stale American
Amateur Baseball Congress tour
nament Monday night by whin-
ping Cascade 51.
The losers meet Gordon's Fire
place of Portland, which ousted
A. B. Smith 1-0 in another Mon
day night game, tonight The win
ner of that contest plays Archer
for the tille.
Pitcher Gordon Reise shut out
Cascade for the last live innings
after giving up one run in the
second frame, lie struck out 10
and gave up four hits in the seven
innings.
Jim Salalich hit a second-inning
home run for the Portlnndr
Hunting season is fast 'ap
proaching and time lo remind
all hunters 17 and under that
they are required by law to have
hunter safety certificates lo hunt.
Hunters who wish to acquire
certificates may sign up for class
es at Lister's Gun and Key Shop.
Registrations will close when the
classes are filled. Lister's Gun
and Key Shop. 607 Klamath
Avenue, phone, TU 2-4563.
California,
OSU Resume
Relations
CORVALLIS (UPD Oregon
Stale University and the Univer
sity of California today announced
resumption of football relations. ;
The schools said they have
agreed on home-and-heme games
to be played at Berkeley Nov. 8,
1969. and in Corvallis Nov. 7. 1970.
The Beavers and the Bears
have not met on the gridiron
sine? I960, when California scored
a li-6 victory here.
California has won 15 games
and Oregon Stale 11 in the series
which started in 1905.
The Beavers now have football
games scheduled with all mem
bers of the Big Six. They meet
Southern California Ibis fall and
UCLA ill 1967 and 191.8. Stanford.
Washington and Washington State
have remained on the OSU sched-j
ulc since the breakup of the Pa-!
cific Coast Conference '
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