The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, April 18, 1960, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textloes Hits 'r Pitches Giants To Win Mon., April 18, 1960 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 7 Cards Drop Fifth Try 1 Over iubs; Bucs Take Two From Red Legs Monday Baseball National League W. U Pet. G.B Ixis Angeles 4 1 .800 Sun Francisco .. 4 1 .800 Milwaukee 3 1 .750 '2 Pittsburgh 3 2 .600 1 Cincinnati 2 3 .4(10 2 Chicago 2 3 .400 2 Philadelphia 1 3 .250 2A St. Louis 0 5 .000 4 Sunday Results Milwaukee 8, Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 5-6, Cincinnati 0-5 San Francisco 4, Chicago 3 (14 Innings) Los Angeles 7, St. Louis 5 Saturday Results Milwaukee 13, Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 11, Pittsburgh 3 San Francisco 6. Chicago 1 Los Angeles 3, St. Louis 2 t Monday Game No games scheduled Tuesday Games Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (N) Chicago at St. Louis (N) Los Angeles at San Francisco Only games scheduled By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS San Francisco's major winter trade that sent outfielder Jackie Brandt to Baltimore for pitchers Billy O'Dell and Billy Loes has paid its first dividend of the in fant National League season. Loes the unpredictable was Loes the magnificent Sunday. The 30-year-old relief ace not only hurled three hitlcss and runless innings but singled in the bottom of the 11th and scored the run that gave the Giants a 4-3 triumph over the Chicago Cubs. Third bfseman Jimmy Daven port, whose late season injury was a big factor in the Giants' 1959 collapse, drove in the tie break ing run with a single off relief pitcher Ben Johnson. The victory enabled the Giants to remain in a first place dead lock with the Los Angeles Dodg ers. The defending champions de feated the St. Louis Cardinals 7-5 for their third consecutive victory. The defeat was the fifth for the winless Cards. Milwaukee remained a half game behind the leaders, wallop ing the Philadelphia Phillies 8-4 for its third success in four starts. Pittsburgh jumped into fourth place by sweeping a doubleheader from Cincinnati. The Pirates won the opener 5-0 behind the four-hit pitching of Bob Friend, then came from behind with a six-run rally in the bottom of the ninth to nip the Reds 6-5 in the nightcap. Loes was the fourth Giant pitch er, following Mike McCormick. Stu Miller and Jack Sanford. He took over in the 12th, retired six straight batters, then pitched him self out of trouble by getting Dinch hitter Sammy Taylor with two run ners on base in the top of the 14th. The New York born right-han dor, who will not win any honors with his bat, surprised the home crowd of 33,337 by lashing a single off Johnson, third Chicago pitcher, to open the bottom of the 14th. Tribe betters Top Tigers Al Hoffman's Itoscburg tennis team added another victory to its record Saturday afternoon, defeat ing the visiting Junction City Ti gers, 7-0. The Indians had been slated to host the Klamath Falls Pelicans Saturday morning but this match was canceled. In the Junction City meeling, the Indians used five members of Stewart Smith's Tric JV team in posting the victory. Don Harris, Ron Fraback and Rick Bakela, of the junior varsity club, all posted singles triumphs and Mike Harmon and Merlin Sei bole combined for a doubles- vic tory. Alike Brundage and Howard Sohn both won singles matches and Mike Murphy and Morris Kelly teamed for the other doubles win. The doubles triumph posted by Harmon and Seibole was a Kramer Set win by an 8-5 score. Wednesday the Indians have the toughest match of the season slat ed for the local courts as they try the Oregon Frosh. The Indians had this meeting rained out last week. On Friday the Indians host Springfield and on Saturday the fcouth Salem Saxons visit. Results: Roseburg 7, Junction City 0. Singles: Mike Brundage, R, def. Don Litz. JC. 6 0. 6-0. Howard Sohn, R, def. Marlin Fletchall, JC, 60, 61. Don Harris, R, def. Jim Golden, JC. 61. 6-2. Ron Fraback, R, def. Mike Jones JC. 6 2, 6 0. Rick Bnkala, R, def. Sid Worces ter. JC. 61, 6 1. Doubles: Mike Murphv and Morris Kellv, R, def. Litz and Fletchall. 6 1. 6 2. Mike Harmon and Merlin Smith, R, def. Golden and Jones, 8 5. ROGER'S TUNE-UP SHOP Oregon Trackmen Top Huskies College Track Oregon 77, Washington 54 Washington State 84, Idaho 46 Idaho Frosh 75, WSU Frosh 53 Eastern Washington 70, Western Washington 60 Central Washington 70, Whit worth 61 Lewis and Clark 91, Willamette 40 Idaho K'.i, WSU 46V4, Columbia Basin J.C. 46, Wenatchee Valley J.C. 2 SEATTLE (AP) Oregon won 12 of 15 events Saturday to defeat Washington 77-54 in a dual track meet in which the Ducks' Dave Edstrom took two firsts, a second and two third places. Oregon's Jerry Close set the only record when he broad jumped 23 feet 9V4 inches. The old mark of 23-9 was set by Oregon's 1 Squeak Lloyd in 1936. j Washington freshman J 0 h n j Cramer turned in the best per formance of the day a 14 foot 9ia inch pole vault in a jointly I run dual meet with the Vancouver, ! B. C, Olympic Club. Cramer's . jump was only a quarter-inch shy j of the stadium record set in 1951 by Don L.az of Illinois. ! Miler Dyrol Burleson, one of the j nation's best, let Washington's i Jack Larson set the pace for two laps, then won the race for Oregon with a sustained sprint. His time was 4:16.1. I Mile run 1, Dyrol Burleson, O, 4:16.1. 2, Jack Larson, W, 4:19.9. 3, Dick Miller, O, 4:22.2 100-yard dash 1, Jim Puckett, O, 10. 2, Bob Saunders, W, 10. 3, Dayton Kolstad, W, 10.1. j 220-vard dash 1, Bob Saunders,' W, 22.3. 2, Jim Puckett, O, 22.3.! 3, Dayton Kolstad, W, 22.6. 1 440-yard dash 1, Rick Harder, W, 48.5. 2, Sig Ohlemann, O, 48.9. 3, Larry Turnhull, W, 49.9. I 880-yard run 1, Sig Ohlemann,! O, 1:55.2. 2, Jack Larson, W, ! 1:56. 3, Dick Meyer, W, 1:56.8. I Two-mile 1, George Larson, 0, 9:21. 2. Reed Miller, W, 9:29.9. j 3, Jarry Bain, W, (No time given) High hurdles 1, Dave Ed strom, O, 14.4. 2. Barney Olberg,' W, 14.9. 3, Dan Milligan, O, 15.0. Low hurdles 1, Dave Ed-1 Strom, O 24.0. 2, Bill James. W, 1 24-8. 3, Barley Olberg, W, 24.9. Shotput 1, Tony Angell, W, 5011, 2, George Makela, W, 50-; 5V4. 3, Dave Edstrom. O, 50-2V4. Javelin 1, D. C. Mills, 0,; 223-6. 2, John Douglas, W, 215-6Vi. 3, Paul Bernick, O, 214-41-i. High jump 1, Murray New- ton, O, 6. 2, (tie) Jim Angcle, John Mathies and Don Rose, W, and Ray Douglas, O, 5-9. Discus 1, Jerry Stubblefield, 0, 161-1'i. 2, Dave Edstrom, O, 152-4. 3, Woody Hunt, W, 139-8. .Dick Meyer, Jack Larson, Rick Pole vault 1, Thil Paquin, O, Harder) 3:21. 14. 2, (tie) Don iailla and 11 ill Coats, W, 13-6. Broad jump 1, Jerry Close, (V 23-9Vi 2 Paul Alinnikoff. W. 23-IVj. 3, Dave Edstrom, O, 22-9Mi.j Mile relay 1, Oregon (Jim Puckett, Ron Swartz, Dyrol Burle son, Sig Ohlemann) 3:19.3. 2, Washington (Larry Turnbull, PRUDENTIAL LIFE INSURANCE HORACE C. BERG Special Agent Room 301 Pacific Building Off. OR 3-7491, Res. OR 3-7195 FIRE SEASON OFFICIALLY HERE! Remember, blacked timberlands mean the end of our activities and prosperity. 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