Soph Tom IHlobbs Hurls Dodiamis To Win
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Rosehurg
Take 10
Al Hoffmin'i Roseburg- I&dian
Betters added two more .mm to
7s"rbdo tb. Or:iFndy and banded the. Book. .
and Saturday ny ooim-s Ktbaek. After this victory the
Beavers Win,
In Third Spot
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
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tersr sonar-. bE :
Bwiraance ia the Pacific Coast Esry, -NB. 6-Z, 6-Z.
f V:. ir.iles backed tinv
Wni a tixiit, M victory over :
lacoma.
tj .Vnvtn4 ir, Fame to
""J?!4;.1 La kidl
saw Portland score in the ;
"'ni aTirtn innines. j
rrf nil was bT Lovearuth.
safe on an error ana oro-.is.ai m
by Jim Brideweser's triple. Bill
1 .tuwi'i taerifict then scored
Brideweser. In the fourth. Nippy
Jones singled, went 10 secroja uu
an out, and scored on Daryl West-i
erfelds double. And in the sixth
Gerry Mason walked, was singled,
to second by Don Frailey and both !
scored on Lovengutn s sinjir.
in .Artition to limiting Tacoma
,
in iwn oils, ixiiviikuui "'
four batters. Elsewhere In the
kaeue pitchers bad trouble. 1
Twenty-nine tlingen wera caned
for duty in the day t five games,
the aviator' distress cill of "Mayi"?;
t-.i. ,, c,n tula rit
5 .ZZ .T. f .hi
only doubleheader.
The .Bees bombed six
throwers for IS hits and a
ih. r mTwild oil four
were needed fn the nightcap as'1"""" ne"'T"'"J'" .JV."
n( tk m,i. ,r.Meaer. rarry u onra uu ua.e
Spokane to post a 4-1 decision and
vuuvk " " "'.In...:. . nn thm . l.'i t nK Ih H1.1
keep the in Be atop tne stanaings.
Seven curlers saw action as
...1- 1 c- r. a ,. ..u
got into the act while Sacranienloi
was nudgine Vancouver 31 in 12
Inninst Morel ihren fnund worit
in the Portland-Tacoma game,
which was shortened bv ram to
seven innings. Lovenguth himself j
iKnnvl Iho first nm pninff In irt
on an error and home on Jim;
Brideweiser'i triple. i
Willie Davis hit his second in-
side-lhe-park home run for Spo
kane in the first game, but Salt
Lake countered with a three-run
circuit blow by Charles King and record 112,994,35 on a $4 invest-1 and two runs on a broken-bat
another worth two runs by R. C. ;ment Sunday by picking six single by Sword for a one-run
Stevens. The lattcr's clout, push- straight winners in the five-six edge.
Ing the score to 98, proved the pool at El Commandante Race Southern Oregon breeied to vie
deciding hit of the game. i Track. itory in the nightcap.
Central Sweeps Both Ends
Br LARRY CRAIN
News-Review Sports Writer
Central Junior High swept both
ends of the Douglas County Junior
High School meet Saturday morn
ing at the Roseburg High School.
In the eighth grade Joseph Lane
placed second; Sutherlin third;
Scotta Valley fourth; and Winston
fifth. Nine other teams followed.
In the leventh grade Sutherlin fol
lowed Central. Third was Myrtle
Creek; Joseph Lane fourth, F.Ik
ton fifth and Winston sixth. Eight
teams followed with five of them
not scoring.
The Central trackmen also set
three new meet records and tied
a fourth. These were the only rec
ords tied or broken although at
tempts were made at two more.
Braaks Mark
In the eighth grade action Dick
Gwaltney broke the record of nine
seconds flat in the 75 yard dash,
covenng the distance in 88. In
the 150-yard dash he also broke
the record ot 17.5 with a timing
of 17.0. This came in the first heat.
In the second heat of the l.w team
mate Dennis Frank equaled Gwalt
ney'i time.
In fact, the first four finishers In
the race each broke the old rec
ord. In (he seventh grade 150 the
same thing happened as the first
four runners all broke the existing
mark. Of these Clayton Nelson of
, Central had the best time uf 18 1.
The old record is 18 4.
In the leventh grade high jump
Robert Burgess of Central tied the
record with a leap of five feet. In
the eighth Rrade high jump Bill
Wilson of Scolls Vailey was at
tempting at the record but missed
on three tries. He ended first with
jump of 5 1.
Misses Racord
One other meet record was
threatened. In the eighth grade
Netters
In Row
gon Sute Books and tit North
tsa g.
Tnbe continued on to ann ta(
I rr.tA nn ih-:r distinct action
I with a 7-0 shutout of Uk Bulldogs. 1
Toe Indians now ace toe Grams
IPass Cavemen at Grants Pass
Tuesday prr to ibe district tour-)
j aamem at the University of Oregon j
next Saturday, j
I Results: Roseburg 7, OSC Rooks
JinDWi: 1
r,," f,n;, rtef M le
I Oets? OSC, del.
I ivi R net Phil Locking i
4J. -. , , - - - 1
intr -7 ti i
Tom' Kirk. B, del Jan Baiter.!
f.-. r r - C
i-"'... V-'" d lut Hit aTVn
niT--s,"i7
jlie Murv, B, def. Dirk Dex-i
iter. , o-i, o j
i -. - . - . ncr rlf Vrir-1
j Keey. B. t2, 6-1.
Oouoles: !
Brunda je aaJ Lowe. H, ief. Oeh-1
lod Luc.irg. OSC M
VT-fSM 63 '
aai Atn, OsC. 6-1, 63.
., , J V -. R rtff KIT.
wie Brondage. B, def. Dick Bo-I
r, iet Brian
6-1-
waun,
Tom Kirk. B. del Dick John-
VH T.5
62
Doug Green, R, def. Steve Ding
man. -NB 6-1, M-
Dlek
vrvj m s.1
NorJi. N3. 6-3, 6-1. .........
M.ke wurpnj, n,
douows
Lowe
and Brundaee. R, c.l.
Johnson and Wiuih. .NB. 62, 6-1
r,.n ,r. Kirk. B. def. Bovang
nan. B, 6-Z, 0-1.
Green and Kirk. K. def. Bovang
and Dmgm.n, NB 6-2, 6-1
Murphy "J..
Enry aol Norh, B, 6-0, 6-0.
Three Put Shot
f Ctwiif Caa
IllOf NlYtV rCcT
V I 61 ivwi
DES jiotNES. Iowa. (Af)
v.j . .v thrvie
r.r u.u - ------i
n n v.n ihmv a lb-Douna
more than 60 feet?
are big. around the 250-
mtrk' tni moaiT muscle,
4re jUent when ptrform-
an 10 " '
gulp OI air. iney crouco. nwy
'j spring across the ring. They givej
..M ""lStT . ! M,le run: Crflins. DC; Powell,
Jf UplrTt- "jCTnompson, CBA; Owens, CBA;
Irutian'i Jal "&"
' : and out Eoes the shot. Down it.
drying itself in the sod.
.?!" the crowd
fwruM luv " r - - f
loot mane 12 umes. I
None had a legal put oi less man
GO feet. I
Nieder, the smallest of the trio
" pounas, won me .iu event '
Saturday with a record ross OI
63 - 11'.. but still far back of his
best throw of 65-7.
O'Brien, two time Olympic win-
ner. Was SCCOnd With 63-llt. DtVIS.
who has a throw of 64-10 to his j
credit, could manage only 61 -9, ..
RECORD WIN
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP)
An unidentified bettor won a
pole vault Tom Dodge of Central
tned three times at the meet mark
of 99 but missed and settled for
first with 9 6.
Both meets were primarily in
dividual efforts. Wilson of Scotts
Valley was the only entrant from
that school in either division and
moved Scotts Valley to a fourth
place finish in the eighth grade
action. Wilson placed first in the
high jump, second in the 330-yard
dash and fifth in the 150-yard dash
for 10 team points. Each contest
ant was limited to only three
events.
In the eighth grade four entrants
placed in three events. The high
scorer for the eir.hth grade was
Dodge of Central with a first and
two sccondj. Frank had 12 team
points with a tie for first, a tie
for second and a second. Gwaltnev.
I who tied with Franks in the 150,
I had 9' 4 points.
; Two Triumphs
I Tht only outright double winner
; in the eighth grade meet w as Gary
;Oderkirk. He won the broad jump
ami me Ajo yarg nasn tor 10 team
points.
In the seventh grade Jim Young
of Sutherlin was the only double
winner. He won the 75 and 330 yard
dashes and placed fifth in the shot
put for 11 team points. However.
Dave Shearer of Joseph Lane tal
1 1 1-d 12 team points on a first in
the broad jump, a second and a
third. Nelson of Central had nine
team points. All three of these
placed in all events that they en
tered. Results, eighth grade Central
56'., Joseph Lane 39. SSKherhn 21,
Scotis Valiey 10, Winston 9, Can
yonville 4l, Camas Valley 3s-.,
Gardiner 3, Tiller and Elkton 2,
Myrtle Creek and Glide 1, Days
Creek and Oakland 0.
75-yard dash: Dick CwaltnfT,
6 Tht Newj-Revieir, Roseburg,
Three-Team
Taken Saturday By CBA
CinvormUe Bible Academy won' CBA; Kinney. DC; Steinman, CBA;
a three-team trade meet at Can-, Carpecter, CBA; 18-7.
u-c i -..:
' "ue aauirnay, scoring to poinis
M for .i,. Canyonr-ille. j
TH II . ,-. ' V -. ! I
with zs points, i
The Pilots won Just four of the
II event! rj-h'nlmt lrt
'numerous second ini-H r,i.f
w.-..
';es for the win. '
Next Saturday the teams enter
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Results: CBA 5, Cinyonvili S4.
oays trtk 71. J
H-h h.jnli.,. R.e.r, rr F f"l
Morfa. cfcarpenter8 'cb'a; 1 Fiir FflCf mill
c lc-" Waggoner. CBA;TUI LUjll Ulll
Sttinmaa. CBA: Bonn, nr- n
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fj",:'" 7!. -";
Drake, C: 56 9.
Low hurdles: Roger?. DC; Mor
gan. C; Cirpetner, CBA; Hayter,
C; 24 0.
220-yard dah: Hammett, C;
Waggoner, CBA; Porter, CBA;
Bonoey, DC; 25.1.
8&0-yard run: Parker, CBA;
Hymes, CBA; Collins, DC; Powell
C; 2:23 5.
850-yard relay: CBA; Canyon
ville: 1:6.
Sho'.put: Waggoner, CBA; Oelies,
Waggoner.
OCE Moves Up,
PSC Falls Back
Oregon Collegia Conference
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OCE 9 2 .818 I
SOO 5 2 .714 2
PSC 4 4 .SCO 3ii
EOC
3 6 .333 5
0 7 .000 7
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I Saturday Results:
!UC 5-5, PSC 4-2
OCE fr9. EOC 5 8
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The fortunes of Oregon College!
of Education turned up over a.
weekend ot Oregon Collegiate
ramVnknr hatphall nlav nnH t-o
00110m aroppea out lor roruana
btate.
Oregon College rode a double-
neaaer sweep, o-u ana 9-9 over
Eastern Ore2on Saturday, tn first
!piace in the conference. Southern
Oregon
iwlce dumping i-oniana state,
4.4 ana si.
n r v. I l -it i
iaj lyciiaiia icu-uii uumer in
the Ust of the loth gave OCE iu
f irst win. Pitcher Ted Ben
hpln nntn th pinnrl vhpn
struck out pinch hitter Larry Fol-
Bton in the last ot the ninth with
the bases loaded.
Portland State, which led the
conference until this weekend.
started strong with a three-run
homer by Dick Peters in the first
inning of the initial game, then
added another run in the third.
However, Southern Oregon ral
lied on a bases-empty homer by
Phil Sword, run producing singles
bv Eldon Francis and Bob Jones
Central: Frank, Central: Grant,
JL: Miles. Canyonville; Peterson.
W; 8 8. (New record. Old record
of 9 0 set by Riddle, 1958.)
150 yard dash: Tie between Dick
Gwaltney and Dennis Frank, both
Central; Grant, JL; Blick, Gardin
er; Wilson, SV; 17.0. (New record.
Old record of 17.5 set by Joseph
Lane, 1958.)
330-yard dash: Gary Oderkirk.
Central; Wilson, SV; Pearson. Cen
tral; Butler, JL; Quillette, S; 41.
75. 660-yard run: Mike Crunican,
JL; Dodge, Central: Veach JL;
Loertx, W; rickelt, Gardiner; 1:
38 6.
110 yard hurdles: Terrv Peter
son, W; Garrett, S: Queilette. S;
Levenhagen, E; Finley, Central;
15 25.
440-yard "lav: JL (Casebeer,
Young, Hunt, Peeti); S; Glide;
54 4.
880-yard relay: JL: (Casebeer,
Veach, Sloan, Crunican); CV: MC;
1:55 7.
Broad lump; Gary Oderkirk,
Central; Frank. Central; llebling.
JL; tie between Fowler, W, and
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Starting Moy 3 Open to
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Track Meet
I Javelin: Wagoner, CBA; Kin-
VJirun: m
ney, DC; Ham
mon, CBA; Fowell,
I irj
H.gh jump: Davis, C; Owens,
"A; Haymes, CBA; Kinney. DC;
Pol vault: Davis,
C;
Hayter.
iC; Waggoner, CBA
t-i.
113.8 Hurdle
Tops Meet
EUGENE (APy Dave Edstrom
who recently qualified for the
L". S. Olympic team decathlon
trials with the third best perform
ance in the event's history, ran
the 120-yard hurdles in 13.8 sec
onds Saturday.
His win highlighted Oregon's
74l4-56H victory over Washington
State in a Northern Division track
and field meet.
It was the second best high
hurdles run of the season in the
United States. Only Hayes Jones
of Eastern Michigan has a faster
time, 13.6 seconds.
Edstrom also placed second in
the shot put and third in the dis
cus and broad jump.
Oregon led off the meet with a
victory in the mile by Dyrol
Uj set' the American record.
3:58.6, for the event. For him his
time of 4:11.3 was slow although
Burleson turned in a blistering last
,.. nr 1 mil
wasnintrton siate s line mgn -
jumper. Hank Wyborney, won his
specialty with a leap of 6 feet,
9 inches. He nearly cleared 7
feet, !. inch, barely jostling off
the bar.
SDike Arlt of WSU won the 220-
yard low hurdles and was second
to Edstrom in the highs.
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As Field Star Leads
SALEM, Ore. (AP) Perform
ances by Bob Bay and Ken Ashley
of Willamette aod Bob Hough of
Whitman marked a Saturday
Northwest Conference track con
test that Willamette won 74-57.
u -r,?7,. PPT. ..inin trith fir, ,
m,t1,jav1r.ngdaldi?cuahnd,lSrec,
m F.I.LnH In h shot. He threw the
Ray topped individual scorers
ond in the shot. He threw the
javelin 190-5 and tne discus iau-
Hough had 1U4 points on a first
in the 100-yard dash at 10.1 and
a first in the 220 at 22 seconds
flat and is anchor man on the
winning mile relay team.
Ashley leaped 6 foot-3 for i new
school high jump mark and skim
med the high hurdles in 15.6 for
another first.
COLLEGE TENNIS
Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Central Washington 4, Univ. of,
p,,ot cn,mi i i
Washington 6, Oregon State 1
Of Track
Miles, Canyonville; 17-1.
Pole vault: Tom Dodge, Cen
tral; Cox, S: Goertzen. S: tie
among Buel, CV, Grant and Beab
cr, JL; and Bcamer, Central; 9 6.
High jump: Bill Wilson. SV;
Veach. JL; Young, JL; Pearson,
Central; Miles, Canyonville; 5-1.
Shot put: Jim Beamer, Central;
Dodge. Central; Garrett, S; Lent,
T; Hcbhng, JL; 45-4.
Rtiults, seventh grada: Central
47, Sutherlin 35', Myrtle Creek
19j, Joseph Lane 18. Elkton 14,
Winston 12, Canyonville 3, Camas
Valley and Gardiner 2, Scotts Val
ley, tiller, Glide, Days Creek and
Oakland 0.
75-yard dash: Jim Young. S;
Shearer, JL; Burgess, Central;
Nelson, Central; Suloff. E; 91.
150-yard dash: Clayton Nelson,
Central; Burgess, Central; Shear
er. JL; Dase. S; Wright, W; 18.1.
'cw record. Old record of 18.4)
3:i0-yard dash: Jim Young, S;
Kelley. MC: Cotton, W; Norman,
JL: Kitigerald., Central; 45 5.
660 yard run: David Abraham.
E; Kosmicki. Central; Campbell,
S; Craw, MC; Rader, S; 1:53 1.
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ipeed, Control, uecepuve uirve win rur
Timely Hits By Tom Hatfield Big Factor
MIDWESTERN LEAGUE
W L Pet. CB
North Euzent f 2 JSli
North Bend 9 3 .750 H
South Eugene 6 2 .750 lVi
Spnngfieid 6 3 .65 2
Cottare Grovt 2 5 .2s 5
Rose burg J 0 5-4
WiEamett 0 13 .(M) 1
Sarurtiay results: Roseburg 3-3.
South Eugene 1-5; North Bend 12-7.
Willamette 0-3; North Eugene 3-4,
Springfield 2-7; Cottage Grove bye.
By BILL COULD
News-Review Sports Editor
A big, stroig. sophomore right
hander gave the Roseburg India a!
their second Midwestern League
victory Saturday afternoon at Eu
gene. Tom Hobbs, making his first
mound start for the Tribe, kept
the dangerous South Eugene Axe
men in his pocket over the seven
inning distance to hand the host
dub a 3-1 setback in the first game
of a twin bilL
The Axemen came back in the
second game to break a 3-3 dead
lock in the bottom of the sixth
and down the Indians and Ron
Lake, 5-3.
Thr Hits
Hobbs allowed the Axemen just
three hits through the first six
frames bf-fore giving up two addi
tional base blows in the last stan
za. The new found chucker display
ed speed, good control and a de
ceDtive curve vihich seemed to
break up rathei than down. His
mound action displaying self-satisfaction
was a grim from ear to ear
and added ereavly to the plate
problems of the Axemen attempt
ing to solve his oiiermgs.
Good Field Hit
The Tribe hurler received flaw
less backing and clutch hitting
from Tom Hatfield at second base
and third baseman Marlin Burgess.
He also collected a hit himself and
scored one run.
Hobbs came up with a couple of
gopher balls one of which was good
for a RBI. In the third Barry Ru
benstein laced a triple to left cen
ter to drive opposing hurler Gary
Uston across with the lone soutn
Eugene run.
In the fifth frame Tom Mey
ers drove a triple into left field,
with one awav. A nerfect strike to
the plate from right field by Wall
Edmonds cut Meyers down at the
plate following the catch of a highj
fly jolted Dy KuDenstein. ine aou -
ble play engineered by Edmonds
was the only one of the afternoon
ana was one 01 several spdrwin?.
j , - , V .v.. T I
aeiensive pwjs uidue ujr mc ui
dians. Drives In Two
Hatfield went 2-3 in the first
game ano drove m two 01 uie uiree
Tribe runs. , . .
In the second Hatfield singled to
, , . .
neni to orive irrv run -''
i-iih tho firtt IrwHian nm after Hint
had doubled to right center.
fa the sixth the Indian second
baseman came through v.ith two
down and runners on first and
second with a single to left to
J .1. ' t 1, ,
drive Edmonds across and break
a 1-1 deadlock.
Insurance Run
The Indians added an Insurance
run in the top of the seventh
Hobbs beat out an infield single.
to second on a passed ball . contest starting at 3:30 p.m.
lL
w.uh .one away',?op.p?d-a s?n !'"; Roseburg BRH
gle down the first base line and
was sale wnen no one covered.
Meanwhile, Hobbs scored.
In the second game the Axemen
jumped off to a 2-0 lead at the
end of one inning. The Tribe came
back in the second with a single
tally and left the bases jammed.
Edmonds scored when Hatfield
was safe on the second baseman's
error.
Taa Like
TVia A-tran-iArt rr"i rwnA intf 9.1 !
lead in the third as they tagged
lata fr.i fhro ht idina ,
double. The Indians stormed back
.f.. ....;. i... k....
I again in the third as they tallied"
Carnival
70-yard hurdles: Mike Fitzgerald,
Central; tie between Denley. S,
and Cotton, W; Dage, S; Kellev,
MC: 109.
440 yard relay: S, (Sutton, Car
rim, ..a imin, Johnston); Central,
W; 57.4.
880-yard relay: Central (Harris.
Kosmicki, Corbis, Rudd); S; MC;
2:00.7.
Broad jump: Davis Shearer. JL;
Flynn. JL; Abrahamson, MC; tie
between Cotton, W, and Gordon,
MC; 14-114.
Pole vault: John Olmstead, Cen
tral: Rudd, Central; Kiser. CV;
tie between Adams, MC, and Witt,
W; 7 9.
High jump: Robert Burgess. Cen
tral; Abrahamson, MC; Muetzel.
Canyonville. Nelson, Central; tie
between Kelley, MC, and Campbell
S; 50. (Ties record.)
Shot put: Lester Jones. E; Car
roll. S: House. E: Brandon, Gar
diner, loung, S; 386.
LtR C0XI
PLANER ENDS
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CLUTCH HITTER Tom Hatfield, Indian second base
mon, want two-for-three in Roseburg's first game win
over the South Eugene Axemen Saturday. The Tribe
second socker also collected two RBIs in the first contest
ond onother in the nightcap of the Midwestern League
doubleheader. The Indians dropped the Axemen 3-1 in
the opener ond lost the second fray, 5 3. Tuesday the
Tribe hosts the North Eugene Highlanders of Legion Field
in a single game.
two runs in the fourth for a dead-1 Burgess, 3b 4 0 2 0
lock. Larry Burr and Tom Hobbs Hiney, c 4 0 0 0
both drew walks from righthander Lake, lb 4 0 10
Robinson and Marv French was Edmonds, rf 3 10 0
hit by the Axemen hurler. Hink, If 2 110
At this point righthander Tom Hatfield, 2b 3 0 2 2
White came on and Chuck Hiney, Gausnell, cf 2 0 0 0
who was 3-4 in this contest, lashed
1 his third single into center field
for two RBIs.
- - .
Both Lake and White pitched
! good ball until the Axemen led off
me sixm wmi a di& tu xiu.u 1.411-
1-L. ....1U n in
er. Anotner was was given up iu
pincn-nuier duu rriine auu wul
runners jdvanced when 3 pickeff
attemnt at second went into cen-
1 . , , 1
tenieia.
Dick Meyers followed with the
game.winning blow as he hit a 2-1
offering of Lake to rignttieid lor
. . S.-j hi
.).;- Fnmnnds to start
1 ..'""S fTh sevlmh
JJ ,in,, n , nrinVt ih
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V .r J . . 41.' t a-
In the second contest the Indians
left a large total of 11 men strand -
ed.
The Tribe now hosts the North
Eugene Hichlanders at Legion
Field Tuesday in a single league
RBI
j french, ss
0 0 0
Linfield, Willamette
One-Two In Circuit
Northwest Conferenct Baseball
W L PcL GB
6 1 .857
5 1 .833 U
Linfield
Willamette
a,t;u''c , . . I
4 .429 3
3 .400 3
4 .333 3li
7 .222 5
. l-OUf Ul lUuu S.
!,1W1S and clark 1
Whitman 2
,. ,. s.'urdy ?,
I Willamette 9-5, Lewis and Clark
1 0 2.,
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Linfield and Willamette top
teams all year in Northwest Con
ference sports stood today 1-2 in
I the conference baseball race. Each
j won Saturday doublehcaders.
Willamette beat Lewis and Clark
90 and 5 2 at Salem and Linfield
1 defeated Pacific 6-0 and 5-2 at
j Forest Grove.
I In pitching his first game shut
out, Willamette's Tommy Lee al
lowed onlv five hits. Hisao Sato
I of Willamette backed him with a
; two-run homer. Fidel Gaviola turn
; ed in a scven-hittcr ia the second
contest.
Fred Herrmann pitched i one
'hitter in blanking Pacific. Jerry
: Martyn homered for Linfield in
' the second game.
LllUlt'IU Vt, A oviiiv v a
CLOSE WIN
SYDNEY. Australia (AP)
Ralph Dupas of New Orleans out
pointed Rudell Stitch of Louisville.
. Ky., tonight in a close 12-round
boxing match at Sydney Stadium.
i Dupas weighed 146-4, Stitch 144 V
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TOTALS
11 3 7 2
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B R H RBI
t. Meyers, c
' Rubenstein, If
xosier jb
j,- Qate farter cf
Pan in rf
'
R Carleri SJ
Jrupp 2b
, pauYfaber 31,
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1 i-iawu, u
1 p Meyers
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TOTALS 71 1
I lulu " 1
' D" i'e-ve" singled for Trupp in
i !erenth Ba' B'l'f singed for Faul-
h.abf r m seventh; White fielder's
choice for Liston seventh
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'"oseDurg 010 001 1-3
soutn Eugene 001 000 0-1
j E.v t arter, Trupp. Liston.
PO-A Roseburg 21 - 14: South Eu-
gene 21-14. DP Edmonds to Lake.
LOB Roseburg 7, South Eueene 6.
JB Hink. 3B T. Mevcrs. Ruben
stein. SB Edmonds, Trupp. SH
T. Meyers
Pitching Record
IP H R ER BB SO
Hobbs 7 5 11 3 4
Liston 7 7 3 2 1 3
WP: Hobbs (1-0); LP: Liston
(4-2).
HBP Gausnell by Liston. PB
T. Meyers. U Clingman and Stat
g. T 1:32.
Second game:
1 Roseburg B R H RBI
I French, ss 3 0 0 0
Burgess, 3b 4 0 10
Hiney, e 4 0 3 2
Lake, p 4 0 0 0
Edmonds, rf 2 10 0
Hink. If 2 0 10
Hatfield, 2b 4 0 0 0
B'irr. cf 2 10 0
Hobbs, lb 110 0
I Koop 10 0 0
TOTALS 27 3 5 2
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In 3-1 Victory
RON LAKE
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CHUCK HINEY
. .. 3-4, two RBIs
South Eugen B R H RBI
D. Meyers, cf
Rubenstein, 3b
Nosier, lb
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N. Carter, If
Blair, rf
R. Carter, ss
T. Meyers, c
Sullivan, 2b
Robertson, p
White, p
Brown, 2b
Trupp, 2b
Prime
TOTALS
Koop struck out for Burr in sev
enth: Prime walked for Brown in
the sixth.
Roseburg 010 200 03
South Eugene 201 002 x-
E Hobbs, Lake. R. Carter. Sul
livan. PO-A-Roscburg 18-11; South
! Eugene 21-16. LOB-Roscburg 11.
South Euset.' 5. 2B D. Meyers,
Blair, Robertson. SB Hink, Nos
ier. Pitch'iig Record
IP H R ER BB SO
Lake 6 8 5 2 5 0
Robertson 3 2 3 2 5 1
White 4 3 0 0 2 7
WP: White U-0); LP: Lake (0-4).
HBP French by Robertson. BK
Lake. U Statsig and Clingman.
T 2:13.
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