Legion To Play Four Tilts;
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LOCKWOOD'S
Slated At Home
Koseburg's Legion Juniors face
g real workout over the weekend.
With ft 5-1 record to boast, they
take on two mors opponents over
the weekend in prelude to their
large season which starts next
Tuesday.
Beside a doubleheader at Med
ord Saturday afternoon, the Lock
wood team makes its second home
appearance Sunday night at Le
gion Field.
The two exhibition games in Rose
burg will start at 6:30 p.m. Sun
day. The games at Medford start
at 2 p.m.
The games will be rematches o
last weekend's games which the
Legion swept. They toppled the
Crater squad of Medford 3-1 and
6-1. The following day, they drop
ped Grants Pass, 11-9 and 7-1.
The Lockwoods split their series
with Eugene Wednesday to run
their string to 5-1.
The league action starts Tues
day with that same team. The two
teams will play a doubleheader,
but only the first game will count
in league nlav. That ffouhtithm ttn
start at 6:30 Tuesday night.
region games will tie oroad
L?n Roseburg radio station,
Eugene Dumps
Wenaf cites Nine
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
'ifte quietly determined Tri
Cities Braves are finally coming
of age in the knockdown, dragout
battle for the Northwest League
pennant.
Tri-Cities blanked straggling
Salem Thursday night 7-0 to take
over third place from Lewiston's
Brones, who dropped a 8-T deci
sion to Yakima. Eugene bombed
'Robie' Favored
To Win Tonight
BOSTON (AP) - Challenger Su
gar Ray Robinson rules an g-to-5
favorite to keep his unbeaten re
match record intact against cham
pion Paul Pender tonight in a two
state middleweight title fight.
The entire sate recemts had been
tied up by court orders hours be-
tore tfle noon vreigft-in at the Mas
sachusetts Boxine Commission.
Pender, 11 years the junior of
40-year-old Sugar Hay, won the
New York-Massachusetts version
of the world 160 pound champion-
snip Dy Dealing iioDmson m a is
Wenatchee U-2 in the other league UTSS I
Though a late influx of money
is expected to back the one-time
Veteran, Rookie
Snare Golf Lead
. OKLAHOMA CITY AP) The
south wind always a factor in
Oklahoma goit tournaments re
sumed Thursday after being calm
several days but it didn't stop
Ernie Vossler and Bobby Goetz
from grabbing the lead in the
first round of the Oklahoma City
Open.
Vossler, a veteran from Mid
land, Tex., and Goetz, a rookie on
the professional circuit from Tul
sa, Okla., fired 5-under par 66's
over the 6,440-yard, par 71 Twin
Hills Country Club course.
The 72-hole, $30,000 tournament
ends Sunday.
Hot on the trail of Goetz and
Vossler going into today's second
round was Johnny Pott of Shreve
port, La., who carved out a 35-32
67.
Arnold Palmer, the defending
champion, started with a 2-over
par 37 on the front nine then
closed with five birdie putts for a
31 and a 68 total that tied him
with Bob McCallister of Yorba
Linda, Calif., Tommy Jacobs of
Bermuda Dunes, Calif., and Don
Fairfield of Casey, 111.
A large group at 69, still well
in contention, included Julius Bo
ros, Doug Sanders, Lionel Hebert
and Gardner Dickinson Jr.
Grid Season Sales Up
SEATTLE (AP) Coasting on
a thick cushion of petals from the
Hose Bowl game, the University
of Washington appears headed for
a record year in the advance sale
of season tickets for the 1960 foot
ball season.
Ticket manager Ivan Travis
said Thursday the sales, "should
equal or surpass" the peak year
of 1951 when 14,870 season seats
were sold. Stadium capacity is
55,000.
The Huskies, Rose Bovd victors
over Wisconsin, will play six home
games next fall, opening against
College of the Pacific. The re
maining opponents are Idaho,
Navy, UCLA, Oregon and California.
Next stop for the Braves is Eu
gene and a crowded weekend se
ries with the second-place Emer
alds. Tri-Cities will have three
consecutive doubleheaders i n
which to try to wrest the second
rung from Eugene.
Improvement Noted
Tri-Cities has steadily improved
all season long. The Braves moved
out of fifth-place into fourth May
15, broke over the .500 won-lost
mark May 30 and kept plugging
away. Now in third with a slight
percentage lead over Lewiston,
the Braves are only two games
back of Eugene and three behind
front-running Yakima.
Fred Bick has been one reason
for Tri-Cities' improved Braves.
The NWL's leading hurler upped
his record to 9-1 with his neat
seven-hitter over Salem Thursday
night. His mates got him four runs
in the first frame and the Braves
were off to the races.
Bob Nelson got his ninth homer
of the year for Tri-Cities final run
in the fifth inning.
Yakima came from behind with
four runs in the seventh to beat
Lewiston. The Broncs, who col
lected 13 hits including five don
bles and a pair of triples, . were
leading tfte ears 6-a going into
tne sevemn.
Four Scored
Yakima loaded the bases in that
frame, then scored twice on John
Garofalo's single and twice more
when Len Tucker's towering cen-
terfield fly was dropped.
At Eueene. the Emeralds
shelled two Wenatchee hurlers for
16 hits, while Eugene's Jack Sim
mons was allowing only four safe
ties. Anne Hallgren drove in bom
runs for the Chiefs, on a homer
in the sixth and a double in the
flishth.
Besides the Tri-Cities-at-Eugene
series opener Friday night, the
schedule has wenatcnee at aaiem
and Yakima at Lewiston.
Collegian Inks Contract
CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP)
Ronnie Overcash, 19-year-old first
baseman for the University of
Florida, today signed a Daseoau
contract with the Kansas City
Athletics for a "substantial" bon
us.
Overcash, a Clearwater resi
dent, said he will report to Sioux
City, Iowa, of the Ciass B Three
I League June 13.
MODIFIED
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EUGENE SPEEDWAY
On West 1 1th Street In Eugene
Sunday June 12
Time Trials 1 P.M. Races Start 2 P.M.
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fireman from suburban Brookline.
Robinson is the People's choice to
win in the IS rounder at Boston
Garden.
Television and radio (NBC, 9
p.m. Eastern Standard time) will
carry tne scrap nauonauy witn tne
Boston-Providence area blacked
out on TV. "
Crown Stripped
Robinson, stripped of his crown
by the National Boxing Assn. and
suspended Hew York wmcn nev
ertheless recognizes the title bout,
is out to win the middle crown
for the sixth time in his 22nd
championship encounter. As the
challenger he gets $105,000 of the
?150,000 TV money.
The gate receipts, wmcn may
reach S100.000 off promoter Sam
Silverman's estimate of an 11,000
attendance, were tied up late
Thursday by restraining orders,
The orders iouowea tne two rapid-fire
suits. One by a Baltimore
boxing club asked a $9,000 claim
from Robinson for failing to appear
in a -rescheduled bout there May
16 which led to Sugar's suspension
in Maryland and New York.
Suit Filed
Local promoter Nuno Cam
hrmrehfc an injunction aeauist Sil
verman and the Boston Garden
Arena Corp. claiming Silverman is
running a rematch in violation of
an oral partnersnip agreement.
Silverman's lawver. John Cron-
in, called the Cam suit "an abuse
of legal process." Added Silver
man: "I haven't seen the guy in
six months."
Robinson probably will go for a
quick knockout to erase any doubts.
His record is 143-7-2 with one no
decision encounter.
The W-oomt must system pre
vails in the scoring with the win
ner of a round getting 10 points
and the loser nine or less. Even
rounds are scored 10-10,
Spahn, Jones Set
For Showdown Go
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A
pair of aces. Warren Spahn and
Sam Jones, open a showdown to
niehfc as the Milwaukee Braves
battle the San Francisco Giants in
the first of a four-game series.
Second place in the National
League could be at stake since the
Giants, currently in a slump, noia
the spot witn tne Braves in imrn,
San Francisco lost to the Cin
cinnati Reds 7-4 Thursday as Jer-
rv . Lvnch. Vada Pinson and
Whitey Lockman all homered for
the visitors while the Giants col
lected just five hits,
Giants Manager Bill Rigney
keot the Dress coohne Its collec
tive heels nearly half hour after
the game. When tne newsmen aid
shuffle into his office, Rigney ob
served:
' "That's fast amazing. Just
amazing, amazing. It's just amaz
ing how we don't hit."
The Giants have lost three of
their last four games and six in
11 in their current home stand.
They lost only five of the first 19
they played in Candlestick Park.
Rigney indicated further jug
gling of his lineup when he said,
"We'll have to come up with some
sort of an idea to get two hits in
a row."
Upstate All-Star j
Team Announced !
PORTLAND (AP) The upstate
tpAm far the second annual all-
star high school baseball playoff;
at Eugene was announced roaay.
The playoff, between the upstate
and Metro all-star teams, will be
held at Eugene June 18-19. There
will be a single game June 18, a
doubleheader the following day.
Medford, which recently won the;
state Class A-i Daseoau ue,
placed four men on the team,
which was selected by coaches.
Runner-up Parkrose placed three
men.
The. team:
Pitchers Dennis Barlow, Park-;
rose; Ralph Salee, The Dalles;
Larry Barngrover, ngara; iiteve
Llaric, SpraigJiela; Blake wiggs,
Klamath Faiis: Robbin Snow.
Junction City; Tim Slahoaey,
e&ckcase.
Catchers Ken Jensen, Medford;
bteve le, Ainany.
Infield Lowed Dean, Medford
first base: Sandy Nosier, South
Eugene, first base: Bud Hill,
Parkrose, second base; Larry
Stennick, Rainier, third base; Cal
Dean, Memom, shortstop.
Outfield Jerry Anderson. Med
ford; Bob Bennett, North Eugene;
Gary Belts, Toe Dailes.
Oregon, 0SC, WSU Given
Invitations To June Meet
SALT LAKE C1TV (AP-Thel
Sail Lake Tribune said today of-
ficials from eight schools have:
been invited td a meeting in San'
xranasco June 18-17 to Discuss.
the possibility of forming a major ;
new amienc conference.
Sports Editor John Moaner said
those invited include athletic di
rectors of Utah, Btigham Young
and New Mexico of the Skyline
Conference, Ariaona and Arizona
State of the Border Conference
and Oregon State, Oregon and
Washington State, former mem
bers of the old Pacific Coast Con
ference,
Roy S. Keene, athletic director
of Oregon State College, said at
Corvaliis that he . had ben invited
and would attend the meeting,
"Oregon State is interested in
looking into everything. 1 couldn't
say yet whether we would join
such a conference, but we want
to talk it over. It's better to he
in a conference than out," he said.
'It Just Happened'
Asked who issued the invitation
to the meeting, Keene said;
"It just more or less happened.
Several of us got talking at the
jvuaa meeting in New York in
JanuaTy and this idea came out
of that.!'
Leo Karris, University of Ore
gon athletic director, said he also
would attend !he meeting.
"Sure, we're interested in a con
ference. We don't think independ
ent status is good foe athletics,"
Harris said.
He sain jib presumed the pro
posed conference vroald embrace
all sports, "but that would not
necessarily mean a round -robin in
au spoils, mai'3 one oi tne tilings
to be discussed," Harris added.
Asked who initiated tea pro
posal, he replied, "It wonliin'l be
fair to single out anyone. It vras
a mutual tiling." .,
Stan Bates, athletic director J
Washington State Univtiaity,
could not be reached for comment.
He had cheeked out of a Seattle
hotel and was believed en route
to Puiiman by car.- .
In Pullman, a source close to
the University said Bates had ho
tel reservalions in the San Fran
cisco Bay area for June lS-lr.
OSC Jumper Injured
CORVALL1S. Ore. ZAP) Broad
jumper Darreii Horn of Oregon;
State College, one of the nation';
best, suffered a eadty sprainea
ankle Thursday in -practice.
The OSC team captain this sea
son leaped 25 feel, S54 inches,
which is the third best is tfa na
tion this year.
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