The news-review., April 21, 1958, Page 5, Image 5

Meredith, Beamer Star
In Doubleheader Victory
Over Medford, 3-1 1-0
Pistrict 5-A-1 iall To Feature Week
The kickoff of the llidwtern ley League. Douglas ind Glide, for part of th week.
R.hll iha urn Dn- are lned up Tuesday at Glide. The, A maka or - break
! el to Douglas. The next dar. Suth-1 Drain will be in a three - way
encounter i erlin will b at Oakland. Nona are ,ff.i- ihn afternoon at Junrtion
t-;.. t i i i, ..,,. i. k,.,h.ii lw0 teams are tied with Hiddle for loo mi in the B loop Fridav at Yon
'"? iM. 'in'"p. J"1: the league lead after one round, calls host, the Irish. The other
league games. I City. The other team competing
Trick wise, the schedule also will be Creswell.
I Riddle and Glide are at Douglas
h.ok .nhn. i. rini, 1.1.1 County! "V " "..i.iiu , s vra,.uii iu muuw iui
Important among the several ' Tuesday in still another triangular.
and Sutherlm Tuesday in other cellar honors.
this week.
! LA Li contests.
nrin h iha nnlu aiIiap .,:. ; nireis ui a triangular among aiyr- ine same oay, vanyonvuie s uiin-
The Roseburg Indians.
with a i ,h. ii.,.,i,. b i .,.,. p.ij.,. . ;.. h...h.ii Th. tie Myrtle Point and Co- dads will travel to Clendale.
i
record of four wins and two loss-; Hie tnriav w,u H-i-nH .1. i..,. ; u ,11 iLkririoa in . l"ule, "'h the Vikings supplying The lone Wednesday snorts event
es. draw the Collate Grove Lions i-.rf .,.amii r.v-v,iin . p.jhu i 1 ....... w..hi.h..w.,l flfl(i Saturday. I scheduled ia a track meet taking
!for a doubleheader in the league The Irish contend i in both the Doug- Thursday. Tuesday, Drain and Yon-1 Roseburg will get into the act I Days Creek to Myrtle Creek.
opener i linns" i J ,na l'L leagues. Canyon-j ralla will be in 1 non-counter at euieninin apringuria aai- Roseburg has three tennms dates
The Tribe will be at Springfield Ville currently is riding in the eel-1 Drain. , urd,J aftrnoon. during the week. Tuesday, the In-
Miuroay lor in rconi rouu.i u. ; ,ar 1U1 j..ii0n. other baseball during the sports-1 Also on Friday is a three - war ! dians will entertain Springfield,
the season. That also will be a twin . Another B league contest is Tues-! heavy week will come at the end of test among Douglas. Drain and I Friday and Saturday, the Tribes
bill, day. with Ellkton at Camas Valley. i the week. jSutherlin at Sulherlin. Glendale 1 men will travel Kriday to North
In another important clash, two which is tied for second with Yon-1 Kndav, Myrtle Creek will play will host Illinois Valley of Cave Salem and Saturday to South Sl
ot the powers ot the umpqua vai-'caua. tne bagics are idle in the '11 Glenda
Glendale and Oakland will trav-1 Junction.
Ilem.
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HATLESS Dick Meredith zooms around third base on his way to the plate after plant
ing a long homer on the Finlay Field turf Saturday. The homer was the only run in the
second game against Medford, ond gave Roseburg a sweep of a doubleheader. (Paul
Jenkins)
Unearned Run Spoils Beamer's Shutout;
Meredith Clouts Homer To Win Own Game
By Bill Could
Dick Meredith and Ron Beamer
combined pitching and hitting tal
ents Saturday at Finlay Field, to
lead the Roseburg Indians to two
non-conference wins over the visit
ing Medford Black Tornado by
scores of 3-1 and 1-0
Beamer. working the opener in
the doubleheader. limited the Med
ford nine to just two hits, but had
his shutout spoiled in the last in
ning with an unearned run.
Meredith spaced out three hits in
the five-inning nightcap while
blanking the Tornado, thereby
gaining sweet revenge for a ear
lier loss to the same team.
The twin-bill was played under j
threatening skies, however, the 1
anticipated rain did not material
ize until later in the evening.
The Indians jumped off to a 2-0
load in the first inning of the cur- i
tain-raiser, following two strike
outs. Beamer. drew blood off the
Medford hurlcr. righthander Tom
Lawrence, by dropping in a bloop
er behind Lawrence which the
Roseburg star beat out.
Two Walks Given Up
At this point, the Medford chuck
er displayed a bit of control trou
ble as he walked Mike Hatfield
and Meredith to load up the bases.
Pitching to Ted Kolberg, Law
rence unleashed a wild pitch on
which Beamer raced m from third
10 score. The Medford catcher,
throwing to Lawrence covering on
the play, threw wild, allowing Hat
field to score also.
This completed the scoring in
the first frame, although the Tribe
Cove Boy Runs
Dash In 9.5
PILOT ROCK. Ore. Jim
Puckett of Cove High School raced
through the 100 yards here Satur-i
day in a time caught by th three
watches at 93 seconds.
He had gone a tenth faster in
the preliminary heat, but had a
IS mile-an-hour wind behind him.
In the finals, meet officials said, :
there was no wind. i
The listed Oregon state high
school 100-yard dash record is 9 9;
seconds, set in 19.12 by Bobby
f rayson of Portland's Jefferson!
High and tied in 19P.4 by Bob
.eslie of Klamath Falls. State!
rerordj listed by the Oregon
School Activities Assn. are only '
those made in the state meets. I
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l.asi vrai in ine siaic u iiiirri,
Puckett won the 100 in 10.3.
Saturday, in addition to winning
ih. inn in . i.ie.n, meet Purkeit
won the 220 in :22 7.
SOC Rjp OTI Twice
KLAMATH FALLS ,f South
ern Oregon ran up lopsided scores
in sweeping an Oregon Collegiate
Conference baseball doubleheader
Saturday from Orecon Tech.
SOC iook the first game of the
twin bill 13-0. and then rolled
easilv in a 12 S triumoh in the
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RON BEAMER
, whiffs 12 batsmen
successfully completed a double-
steal after Kolberg walked Mer-
dith scooting to third and Kolberg)
to second.
Beamer began rolling on his
strikeout string of 12 in the second
inning, whiffing three hitters after
giving up an infield single to the
first batter in the inning.
The Redskins picked up their
i third run of the game in the fourth
I inning when the Tormado commit
j ted two errors and Lawrence hit
I Jim Richardson to drive in the
third marker.
Pitch Hits Richardson
To start it off, Kolberg was safe
on the third error to load tne
sacks and it was at this point that
Sports Calendar
MONDAY
BOWLING: City League,
Town League, 9 in.
7 p.m.
PAL CLLB: Winston. Dougl.
High, 7 p.m.
RIFLE ('LIB: Juniors
VVinches-
ter, 7:30 p.m.
TUESDAY
BASEBALL: Umpqua
V a 1 1 e v
' J ,
League Mvrtle ( reek at Sutli-!
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mill, I'UUgldS K IIIUCi UHKIdllU .
r.:jJI. ? n .
ai niuaie. uougias n L.ea9,ue
1'amac Vallttw ni Vllrtnn
western League Roseburg at
Drain. Rogue Vallev League I
ii i.;H -. f-iji. .
TRACK:' Canyonville at Cle ndile. '
Riddle and Glide at Douglas. ,
ARC:iTO,South nixiu. Arch-I
RIFLE CLL'B: Juniors. Winches-,
I ter. 7:30 p m. I
VOLLEYBALL: Men, :30 women,
8 p m , Central Junior High.
SPORTS IN BRIE"
TRACK
LAWRENCE. Kan. Eddie
".
ihe out't"!d"1 ,t "I '.' the
Kansas Relays after anchoring the;
Longhorns to a 3:09 1 intercolleg-
:iate record in the mile relay and
403 winning performance in 440-
!"rd r"y' urv
HOCKK.r
BU.Murs .Montreal defeated
Boston J-3 and won the National1
niuuit- nu vmtic at uuuKian. . :.:
TENNIS: Springfield at Roseburg. I "mey poked a shallow single to
BOWLING: Ladies' leagues, 7 .nd!t " which the runner had no
9 n m opportunity to advance.
mor iikuc s .-iiaiury v,up,i.
four games to two.
i A footnot.: Lawrence, displayed
Roseburg, Oregon
CliH IraitieU
Shout 08lllrd 1-4434
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DICK MEREDITH
. . homer wins game
Richardson was hit by e
ball, driving in Kolberg.
pitched
However, with only one out and
tne bases still loaded, the Indians
were unable to punch across any
further scores, as Don Wells struck
out and Beamer hit into a fielder s
choice.
Medford gained their one run in
the seventh as Lawrence worked
Beamer for a walk. Then, with two
away. Bob Perry rifled a single to
left which got by the leftfielder.
way from first.
i-awicuvw iu 3i.uic an ine
n.ih .iK.....ji.j;..i
r,,, WUUI,, ci-
ly-scason tendencies in the first
game, with the lornado commit-
ting six boots and the Tribe three,
' 1 he Second came was htchlichtpri
by Meredith's round-tripper in the
second stanza. i
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Ball Lands On Gridiron ;
After the Tribe had failed to.
score following two singles in the
first. Meredith, as lead-off hitter
in the second.
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took hitting mat -
i hand. Hp nirk-pH
, ,.tl.,,A ma.-
! ters into his own hands. He picked
on the second pitch offered by
righthander Jerry Anderson and
lolled it to deep right - center,
ana Medlord oullielders Perry and
durante recovered it on about the
vrx ...ul . ,u. ... i j
'"-yarn line ot the newiy-seeded
fOOlhall field
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Thl hlKA.Lnnpb UII Clanl l,n (a-
.. " n uF ivi
uit: icuuiiHin ui uie im.
The '"dians put runners on first
,nd ""Old in the fourth inning
when Meredith. eiMfinff nnlhinff hut
resnect from AnHprsnn at thi
. drew. Kolberg sacri-iplfd
cea Mereann to second and Chuck
A " """ P 'va".ng
to second as he twice very nearly
Prk"l off Meredith who was tak-
ln . 1 8" leaa
The third trv h. nereA.H
! throwing a well-timed strike to the
I shortstop Chuck Dean, covering
i Meredith was out by a foot.
Tornado Gets 3 Hits
in th oame MeHfnr.i nnnnnninH
IOr two singles, one in tne tirst and i
another in the fourth, along with a
sharp double hit straight down
the third bae line in the second
ror Bl Harner-- Indians, who
heoin their i i.i
tag Grove Tuesdav. these were
win numbers three' and four as
a-.inst two seihanli. Rp.m.r'.
r,-0rd is now 3-0 and Meredith's
a good curve and a good fast ball,
although having some control dif-
ficutly. He is the son of a form
:;r
Roseburg hurlcr. Kenny Lawren
According to observers, the young
;
er Lawrence nas tne same motion
on the hill as thos of his fathc
Lincscor:
First Gam
Medford
Roseburg
Second Gam
R H E
non 000 1 1 2 6
2i0 100 i-3 4 1
R H I
Medford 00O 00 0 3 0
Roseburg 010 Ox I 4 2
iu -if
Indian Netmen
Nab 2 Matches
The Roseburg Indian tennis team
extended their season record to 1
6-3 Saturday on the local courts,
downing Medford in the morning
and Grants Pass in the afternoon
hv th urn inrp nf fi.l
Al Hoffman's charges loss justjMon. April 21, 19S8 The
two maicnes in tne aay 01 action,
both in the doubles play, one to
each of the visiting teams.
In the Medford contests all the
matches went off as scheduled.
However, in the afternoon play
with the Cavemen, all the singles
matches were played in Kramer
Sets. This was agreed upon by
both coaches due the chance of
showers. 1
1 ne rain aian 1 arrive, now ever.
ana tne two aouDies maicnes were :cw York 5 1 STi
conducted as per usual. ! Washington 3 2
Tuesday the Indians play host to, Kansas City 3 2 .bot)
one of the toughest net teams n t Cleveland 3 3 ,3uo
ine siaie, taxing on in aprin-:
field Millers in conference action. I
Results: Roseburg A Medford I ;
Singles: Mike
Brundage def
John Root, 8. 6-8.' 6-4; Keilh
Eddv def. Gary Cummings, 7-5
6-1; Bob Fies def. Dave Ryn, 6-2,
li-i ; luck Kamuerg aei. ram nyn,
6-4, 6-4: Dave Montgomery def.,
tienry uison, o-u, i-a
Doubles: Root and Cuminings
ui'i. r rdiin neusirr ami .iuiiii oaitu-
quist, 3-6 6-3. 6-2. Bob Steele and
Mike Murphey def. Ryn and Ryn,
6-0. 6-1.
Roseburg Grants Pass 1
Singles: Brundage def. Phil .Man
sell, 8-4; Eddy def. llorst Jedsoh,
8- 6: Fies def. Dave Duke. 8-4;
Ramberg def., Dave Mammon,
9- 7; Montgomery def. Ron Erick-
son. 8-2.
n t rjj j d k a t
Doubles: Eddy and Ramberg def.
Jedsoh and Mammon. 6-3. 6-4;
Duke and Mansell def. Morris Kel-I
ly and Tom Kirk, 6-4, 6-4.
Camas Valley
Dumps BucJVs
The Camas Valley Hornets roll
ed to an easy 16-3 win over the
Glendale JV s Saturday in a Kings -
X baseball affair, played at win -
ner's field.
A barrage of nine base hits along
with six JV errors, helped the Hor -
nets to their one-sided victory. .
vtnn Jim irwm nming c-o, oyiuu
Baker 3-5 and Bob Thrush 1-3, the
, iinrneis niaien runs in ine iirsi anu
I second innings to take an early
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irla 10 wnicn mey auueu runs ""
the iih seventh and eichth in-
i nings.
i Rovce Kiser worked the game
fnp lh llnrnplt aivina nn ontv four
hits before he was relieved in the
eighth by his battery mate. Baker,
Kiser fanned five and walked two
, ,he seVen-innings he worked.
Baker recorded three strikeouts
and gave up one base on balls.
Camas Valley got off to an earlv
VfllllM auc.Y ftWl uii u n inl
- start, when a walk and a single by
' r9l- w. f,Anri hv . Hnnhi-;
Mdii, w i it-it a naiik iiu a nitiic "
Baker was followed by a double
by .McClellan scoring the first tal -
ly. With runners on second and
third. Thrush belted out a long
triple to nght-centerfield scoring
two more runs.
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in the second stanza, a walk, a
i ennrifino fiirn mnra fro iibiih anH
- -
. -in., n n-n..nn Inn llnrnnl. knn
! by a 3-0 count.
n nuin- IIUlllcla -n,-au
Dy a a-w count.
Mor Runs Added
the sixth frame, three more
. singles.
walk and an error cou-
ith Pd ball raised the
.l .1 , ,l h , ..
p"th chapter the Hornets grabted
; f've more mrkeri i on ' ' les,
' .walk. n errof. 'ld P"ch and
"ly? ii . kiln
; - ftv "tJ hivf iufficMn.
J'0')'"1.BHalt" f'.ljli'h"'?"
,n8 dounle down the third base line
to account for three of the runs
scored in the inning.
1he '"1al ,ouch dtled ln ,ht
eichth, when two more tallies were
garnered on two walks, an error
i and a fielder's choice.
The Glendale voungsters scored
two runs in the second and one in
"lr ,A1" rl
, To say the ball game wa loose-1
'V P,ayd would he putting it
mildly, as the two clubs rarked up,
1 ,olal of ten errors in the nine-
inning contest.
Lineor.:
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R H E
002 mil 0O0 3 6 6
320 004 52 6 9 4
Glendale J
C Vallev
Mnwset-haure,
Benlle (8) and
Thompson, Densley 8i; Kiiir,
Baker 181 and Baker, Irwin I8i.
Nazarenes Lose 2
t To North Roseburg
The North Roseburg Church: Results of th Oak Rose Archery
scored its third and fourth wins Club shoot last week at Oakland:
in pre-softball season warmups Mens team No. 1 i freestyle i:
over the weekend, dropping Church Kent Vandi-nhurg 728. Keith lon
of the Naarene twice, 7-2 and are 724, Ken Clavton 708. Earl
14 0 The games were played at Beutler 706, total 2,876. Men s team
Riverside School. No. 2 Ifreestylei: Leland Powell
North Roseburg next will host 6WI, Ronnie Oilar 674, George Fos-
the Church of God in a double -
i header Saturday starting at 2 p m
at Kiverside school
First asm:
i Naarene 002 00- 2 1 2
I.N Roseburg 2ii4 Ix 7 S 2
WP. Trent. I P, Garrett.
I Second eamtt
Naarene 0O0 00 0 15 1
N Roseburg 4K1 lx-14 15 1
' WP, Mmkler. LP, Garrett.
Musial's Homers
End Card Losses
AMERICAN LEAGUE
w L
Pet. GB
l'i
l'l
2 I
I)etron 3 3 .500
rhicacn 2 3 4to
2
2'i
2' a
4
Baltimore 2 3 .400
Bosto
1 5 .1117
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pet. GB
('hira'.n
81 mi
San Krancisco
.6H7
.600
.500
.500
.400
.4(H)
200
Milwaukee
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
St. Louis
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The National League's best and
worst streaks ended Sunday. The
man responsible? Stan Musial.
Who else?
Having seen nis si. i-ouis maies
Ur.. ih..,r f.i-si four mmn ihis
Having seen his St. Louis males
asonaii i the Chicago Cubs
Slan ,h- Man finav decided to'..nn.r ,nl n, rh mv 11
take matters into his own nanus,
ne smasneu iwo nome runs anu
drove in four runs to lead the Car -
dinals to a 9-4 victory over pre -
viouslv unbeaten Chicago.
The Cubs- league lead was cut
to half a game by the San Fran
cisco Giants, who walloped Los An
geles 12-2.
The Phillies, behind Robin Rob-1
erts' five-hit pitching, defeated Uie I
Milwaukee Braves 3-2 and Pitts-,
! burgh nipped Cincinnati 4-3 on .
,c. Stevens' ninth-inning home run.
i In the American. Washington
made it three straight over 'he
i ned Sox with a 6 5 triumph as big
j Hoy Sievers walloped a lOth in-
ning home run.
i ) victory moved the Senators
: nin n cn.-nnri.n ar lie win !an -
i... civ which ska won its third:?'. ".
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game in five starts, aeicaung ine!S,i, . ak
i h. ....... uim v:.,v a.o Th i..ai. i
! leading New York Yankees made
Linfield Pitchers
Hail From Douglas
n i .
1'lldlic l i' ' t
mer iUndale High School athlfle.
h,. ..moH n..t for th hasphaii
iiifi xiiriiuuic nifin mint" a "ui it ,
has turned out for the baseball
lsquad at Linfield College,
Larry Cockrell, former
Sidd"
Hich School olaver.
i .Miller is a junior at Linfield. He
pitched last year for the
year lor ine wiiacais
and compiled s 1-1 record.
! I'nnL rnll fraihinan unit hnc
..nn.... ......
...nn n.. I.. n.lnUnK In Ihn nn l
unni-u um i- .iunn. m w,c ""'j
game ne nas women mis year, ne
heal South Salem liit-h School 4-0.
Linfield has 10 games scheduled
for the 1958 season, eight of them
home games.
Coach Roy Helser has eleven re-
turning lettermen on this year's!
nine, live of them seniors. i
Linfield took third place in the
Northwest Conference last year.
TELCO BELLES LEAGUE
. Telco Six
28 18
i.mi um
Telco Ten
Telco Three
Telco One
Telco Nine
Telco Seven
27' a Ui'i
26 IK
25 19
24 20
2.1 21
22;l 21 ' i
21 ?3
17 27
8
Telco Three 2,
Telco Two
1 Telco Five
Telco Eight
Team results
Telco Seven 1
Telco Six 2. Telco
On 1; Telco Nine 2. Telco Two 1;
Telco Four 3, Telco Eight 0; Telco
Ten 1, Telco Five 2
High series: Marv Peterson 177
115 144 445. Telco three
High game: Peterson 177.
Oak-Rosa Archery
! ter 652, Roger Oilar 626. total 2.650.
Women Ifreestylei: Alvce Clavlon
V.2. Elaine Foster 680. kaihrvn I II
ru h 604. Muriel Redding 515. total
2 551 Novice team: Ltrry Redding
5WI, Brace Olson 474. Joy Beutler
422. Bill Wilder 370. total 1.826
Instinctive. Flovd Ward 7O0. Jun
ior Larry anrlenhorg .V6 Pot
lurk dinner next Irulay at 6 .10
p m.
Bowlinq
Results
News - Review, Roseburg, Ore. 5
u f'v v'Ptori" jn.six start" uhen
Bob Turley hurled a 7-0 shutout
over Ihn K.iltimnr Oriole Clpva-
land hit four horn runs to edge
out Detroit 4-2.
Musial hit his first homer third
of the season in the first inning
with a man on base. That gave
the Redbirds a 2 0 lead. With the
Cards leading 4-3, he smashed a
;i-u pitcn with one on in the tilth!
i to launch a tour run rally that led
to his team's first victory.
A crowd of 47.234 sweltered in
s the sun-baked Los Angeles Coli-
1 scum as the Giants blasted three
1'4 pitches for 15 hits including three
l'ihome runs over the convenient 42-
2 ! foot left field wall. Danny O'Con-
1 nnll k.l f .
hit one. Carl Furillo walloped one
r I ne An..la In n Ik- l-t-1
f h(,lcr"' To ,2 in the three game
series. The crowd brought the
three-day attendance total to 167,-
: 2119.
In addition to his game-winning
homer. Sicvers collected a double
homer. Sicvers collected a double
., i.m..i ti, h u .1
hH nniv '. ,n,.i in th.
drove m the tying run. In Satur-
day s victory over Boston, he
1 again tied tlie score with a ninth-
; innmg home run.
PCL Schedule
Halted By Rain
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Vancouver
1 Portland
W L Pet. GB
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1 .7,'0
3 ..SII0
Seattle
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.-sacra memo
By THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS
Rain, curfew and
airline
rhMiltt m.l -nnp U..n.l....'.
cif.c Coast League scheduled' base -
ball games. Three of the eight
nlifnri tflmni u.nra ularaH
n. nf u,.., ,1.. ..'
. ." ' "Hl-'B "P
of the ninth because of rain.
Three game, were washed out by!
' m rtn , holla! Kf tU- C..
L" Ji!i S I?..
; ddy curfew law and one was nn-
; . . 1.,., j
i dy ,cl , w , fnd .one,w" "'
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to, "tch.it. plan.
Kiir-ira u in vailCUUVSr
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; .
seven-inning first game of a dou-
, bleheailer in the British Columbia
.
I City
I he second game was sus-
nonrtnH m th. kniim ii..
- - - , -
rn,n Because ot IMS p.m. bun-
law.
Th. Mo'untie,
, " " " ,
he continued' on Friday July 2b
conunuea on rnuay, July 25.
Second Came Stopped
Phoenix defeated San Diego fl-1
in the first game of their double-
1 header but the second game was
suspended until next September;
wnn ine score tied e-B in the sev -
enth inning to allow the Cadres
to catch a plan to Portland
where Ihey open a series Monday
ni"ni. tries. Sign anv time.
Seattle shut out Spokane. 3 0, in WE RUN into some disappoint
a same rut to eight innings by ments during a long hie. And
rain which washed out a sched- among those is the news that all
uled second game. , those whopping big scores we read
The scheduled doubleheader he- about being made down in St. !-ou-tween
Sarramenlo and Portland is by Budwetser, DonCarter & Co.,
at Portland was rained out. , are bowled with 3-pound pins. So
That all hut made a clean wash -
out at Portland for th Sacramen -
to series. The teams did manage
to get in on gam Thursday
night it was played despite a
steady mist and they played a
3 3 six-inning tie in th rain Tues-
d;iv
that means six games to mak
up some time later in the season
Since Sacramento is scheduled in
Portland onlv for four more
dates, two will hav to b trans
ferred to Sacramento, if plaved.
Mondav night's Portland San
I Diego game will b televised by
I KGW-TV, if weather allows the
learns to plav.
Phoenix defeated San Diego, 5 4.
in the only gam played Satur
day All other games wer rained
out
Three tames ar on tap Mon
day nit ht. weather permitting.
San Dieieo opens at Portland, Sac
ramento at Phoenix and Spnkan
at Vancouver. Salt l ake City's in
vaion of Seattle starts Tuesday
' night
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Tribe Comes In 4th Best
In C-P Rotary Track Meet
The Roseburg track team was
just no match for the.tough cinder
teams in the Rotary track meet at
Grants Pass Saturday, as I he In
dians were forced to settle for
fourth place in the four-team meet.
As expected, the host Cavemen
ran away from the other teams
completely, with .Medford gaining
second place and Crater third.
The Tribe finished second in the
220-yard dash for one of their best
events of the afternoon. Lyn Bax
ter ran this one for the Indians
which was won by a Grants Pass
speedster In the good time of 23.0
llat.
Sy Hunt picked up third in the
i ,ow h""il nd fifth place in the
Twin Bill Rained Out
i
: Rain Saturday washed out
: Rogue Valley League doubleheader
i between Glendale and Brookings
I at Brookings. The coast team will
; be at Glendale Tuesday for two
games, ootn counting.
So much to spout about Una week
it'i
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But we have a couple deadlines.
: o better start on them. Men's
leagues will all wind up this month
I and th Thursday and Friday night
wheels this week. Most secretaries
will advise their presidents to call
a meeting the last bowling night
to set up the league, elect officers
and make rules tor next year. i gives tires lor g-in-a-row took a
Ask your secretary for time and beating when three bowlers tuali
place. Most will be held at th al- fled. Peyton Oderkirk ended a
leys on closing nights. Early game with the full quota, totalled
leagues could hold their meetings 260, and didn't even have high
after they finish, the late leagues I game in his league. But Ted Bui'lt
just before bowling. i ner topped him with a beautiful
The other deadline is at this j 274, compiled with 9 slraiuht X's
week's end. Too late to get ban-land a loth frame spare. This all
quel tickets after that, without spe-1 happened Wednesday ninht, and
cial request. See your league sec-1 Ed Willit.i kept the pot boiling wii'i
I retary. Chuck Hopkins or Arlo
Jacklin at the desk at the alleys
for tickets. It sets you back only a
dollar, with the association picking
up the tab for the balance. Lots
of fun. good entertainment, and
elertion of officers for mxt season.
GIMMICK COMMITTEE passes
us this information. There will he
40 or more door prizes, worth over
S2.)0 given sway at the banquet.
i M"ny of ,he pr,7n W1" b lTd ,n
with a quiz, so you should know
your own sponsor, as well as other
sponsors in the cilv
pPi, in,.T,. ,m ,h.
w""? l"??: V":
I pn SlCdR UUHILTS, CUT ITVICO
jobs free, pair! fishing trips anJ
C '
' m an v more, ion con nn i aiioiti
t""- " U C0,t
... . .,,. I,.l K
has lined up a lot of ways for the
"fa t hfu " to keen in
faithful" to keep in business for
the summer. Three-man leagues,
mixed team leagues, doubles
leagues and just plain pot games
iieagups and just plain poi games
rnr different nichts in th week.
v, ,,. .m:,h. , ,.
Y,ou'" "nd omelhing to give you
Doasure
M- ,h mehur ,ndi'
vi((la, X,l(.n amB ur-.nt j,
, ,,, ,ll(nelj up -ow Thirty-two
men will compete, with top pnre
$40 and top consolation $20. Still
room for a doien more entries.
Also, if enough interest, he will run
, another elimination for bowlers un
der 1K4, using regular handicaps
with the sam prizes, provided
there are th same number of en-
, when we see a local lad or lassie
, hit a 200 line with our heavy 3' -
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hish hurdles.
Fourth place finishes wcr re
corded by Butch Backen with ti
for fourth in the high jump. Th
winning jump was 6 feet even.
Backen reached the 5 8 mark.
Nels Paulson tied for fourth in
the pole vault when ha reached the
11-foot mark, and Baxter tied for
fourth in the broad jump with a
leap of 13-6.
The best showing, however, by
a Roseburg runner was by Gary
Sanders who gained second in the
half mile. Sanders' time for th
run was 2:0.1.7. Th Tribe runner,
who normally runs the mile also.
was kept out of this race so that
i he might make a better showing in
the shorter race. He did.
Two freshmen runners did well
in the novice class. Bill Friday was
fourth in th 880 in the division.
His time was 2 17. Tom Thurber
took second in the 220 and fourth
i in the 100.
I Friday th Indians go into 1
j dual meet for both the JV and
i varsity teams on Finlay Field with
i springiieid.
pound pins, we can feel real proud.
Cinder the same conditions, we
would likely score 20 to 30 pins
higher. The TV stars also get th
same advantage. Of course, they
do well anyway, and would get
1 high averages anyplace, but they
wouldn t be averaging ZiO or more,
Speaking of hi'4h scores, we saw
1 plenty last week. The outfit that
1 9 in-a-row Thursday night for 2."i8
and some tires.
MORRIE BURKHART and the
State I'olice squad toiled valiantly,
and came up with a 216, but nn
tires. Ray Norton hit a 244, and
likewise, no rubber. John Que had
a 2.12 Monday ninht. Buettner's 274
filus 225 and 172 gave him hich
eague series with 771. Ed Radi
gan had a pair of 21 Is and 616; Kd
Davis 223-234-146-603; Jacklin 200
213 602: and Johnny Anderson a
beautifully consistent stepper 200-204-208
for 612. John Arnmb had
209-202: Al Joelson 202-209: Mark
Batt 204-200; and Ed Klemmer 200
204 followed by 202-223.
Velda Ellison had a 208, Sylvia
Anderson 5.16. Nita Nichols 525,
Mary (hrcle 524 and Del AIix 511.
With rlie Teeners, Artie Luckelt
hit high Rme and set, 192 and 546,
while Angele Crowther had 444 and
Charlotte Gray 157.
Murl Young and Al Joelson pick
ed 6-7-10 rails, Don Tremblay, and
Aaron Bo 4-7-10i and Ijn Meeum
and Barney Fenwick 3-7-lOs. Paul
Hufham nearly had a triplicate,
on 174-174 173; Ev Wllvrding and
Ann Nelson each d two 114s;
Becky Chilwood 144s, Elza Smith
155s, Yolanda DeChiari 125s, Dan
Hill 172s, Bob Keady 152s. Ed Da
vis 175s and Bus Sporer 162s.
Teammates Ken Day and Don
Martyn had identical scores, each
hitting at the same time 144, 149
and 149. for 442 sets. Ed Radigan
! won a case of pop on a 211. Ken
Dagerman jumped from a 108 up
to 203, while Jerry Bauer jumped
from 107 to 226. The State Highway
team hit games of 901-902-903, the
first real team stairstep for many
moons.
First Roseburg team to roll in
the W1BC at San Francisco was th
Winston Five. Thev went down
Thursday and rolled Friday. (No
1 results at this writing!,