The news-review., June 27, 1960, Page 7, Image 7

Lockivood Squad Topples Grove, 1 5-2
WiiGives Roseburg Nine
Tie For Second In League
By NIELEN CELLERS
News-Review Sporti Writer
Lockwood Motors Legion Juniors
unleased a 13-bit attack to defeat
Cottage Grove, 15-2, in a Douglas
Lane Legion League game played
at Cottage Grove Sunday.
Combined with the Legion's hit
ting attack was the four-hit pitch
ing performance of Tom 'Hobbs.
After the first inning Hobbs kept
the hits and walks well scattered
to prevent Cottage Grove from
threatening too seriously.
Hobbs allowed two hits in the
first inning before settling sown.
The next Cottage Grove hit came
in the fourth inning,, and the last
. blow came in the seventh frame.
Four Cottage Grove, base runners
reached first via walks and one
was hit by the pitcher. Hobbs
struck out 12 men.
Roseburg's bats came to life in
the first inning for five hits and six
runs, Jim Jarvis started the rally
with an infield single. Jarvis ad
vanced to second on a single by
Dennis Arana and crossed the plate
when Gordon Avery belted a sin
gle to center field.
Kiser Homers
With two men on and two out
Tom Hatfield singled to right field
to score Avery. Koyce Kiser step
ped to the plate, and with a two
ball, one-strike count, blasted one
over the left centerfield fence for
the games only home run.
Jim Beamer was hit by the pitch
er and went to second when Hobbs
walked, Marv French coming up
for his second time in the inning
was safe on an error on the Cot
tage Grove shortstop. Beamer ad
vanced to third on the boot and
scored easily o a wild pitch.
Cottage Grove started off with a
bang in the first inning as Howard
and Hinds, the first two men, sin
gled. On Hinds' single and an er
ror in right field, Howard scored
and Hinds went to third. Hinds
scored on a wild pitch and Hobbs
took control for the rest of the
game.
Cottage Grove's only other
threat came in the sixth inning
when Shoberg walked and advanc
ed to second as Hubbard was hit
by a pitched ball. With two men
out and runners on first and sec
ond, Hobbs whirled trying to catch
Shoberg off base.' Instead he
caught him as he broke for an
attempted steal and easily picked
him off to end the threat.
Roseburg came back after the
first inning barrage to add three
more runs in the second inning to
make the score 9-2. Arana reached
first base on an error and confin
ed to second on a single by Bill
Franks. Both runners scored when
Kiser singled to right field and the
ball got past the fielder, allowing
Kiser to circle the bases.
Winners Keep Scoring
Lockwood Motors added single
runs in the third and fifth frames
to the game before breaking loose
for three runs again in the sixth. In
the third Roseburg's run resulted
from a double by French and a sin
gle by Arana. In the fifth, French
again scored. He walked, advanced
to third on a single by Arana and
scored on the catcher's throwing
error.
Cottage Grove erros gave Rose
burg its runs in the sixth inning.
Kiser reached base on an error by
the center fielder,- Joe Brady walk
ed, and Hobbs reached first on an
error on the shortstop. French then
collected the only hit of the inning,
a single to centerfield which the
centerfielder missed allowing
French to get to third and three
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runs to score.
Roseburg scored the final run of
tne game, and their fifteenth for
the contest, in the seventh in
ning. Walt Edmonds singled and
continued around to the plate as
a result of an unsuccessful field
er's choice and two Cottage Grove
errors.-
He hit a -sharp ground ball to
the shortstop in the sixth innine.
which the shortstop bobbled before
throwing to first. The play at first
was very close, ana Jarvis claimed
the first baseman did not touch
the bag. He told the umpire and
after several repetitions, the um
pire informed Jarvis he was not
only out at first base, but out of
the ball game. .
The win over Cottage Grove
gives Lockwood Motors Legion
Juniors a season record of 16-5,
and a league record of 4-2. This
places them in a second nlace tie
with Lowell. South Eugene is in
ine ieaa. .
Harper will take his squad on
the road again this Wednesday as
the Legion Juniors travel to North
Bend for a double header begin
ning ai o:ju p.m. ine norm Bend
games wm De non-league contests
Roseburg B R H RBI
trench, ss 4 2 2 3
Jarvis, 2b 5 110
Lake, 2b 0 0 0 0
Arana, lb ,5231
Avery, 3b - 4 111
Franks, cf 3 110
Burr, cf 2 110
Hatfield, If ".'.3111
Edmonds, If 2 0 0 0
Kiser, rf ,4 3 2 6
Fortune, rf . 10 0 0
Beamer, e 2 110
Brady, c 110 0
Hobbs, p X 3 10 0
Totals " 39 15 13 12
Cottage Grove - B R H RBI
Howard, 3b . . - 4 1 1 0
Hinds, lb ' 3 1 1 1
Miller, Rich 0 2 0 0 0
Shoberg, ss 10 0 0
Anderson, cf 3 0 10
Hubbard, If 2 0 0 0
Miller, Ron rf . 0 0 0 0
McCarty, p 3 0 0 0
Lenningsaard. 2b 2 0 0 0
Huffman, p-rf 1 0 0 0 '
Jordan, rf 10 0 0
Magnussen, rf 10 10
Totals !1 2 4 1-
Roseburg .631 013 115
Cottage" Grove 200 000 0 2
HR Kiser. SB French, Arana,
Burr.
Pitching 1 . ip h r er bb so
Hobbs, T. 3-2 7 4 2 1 5 12
Huffman 1 5 6 5 2 0
McCarty 6 8 10 5 3 4
Cycle Races, Page 2
Riddle, Glendale
Keep Loop Leads
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.500
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.250
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4
SOUTH DOUGLAS LEAGUES
Pee Wee
Team W L Pet.
Riddle 4 0 1.000
Glendale
Camas Valley
Winston
Canyonville
Days Creek -
Saturday results:
Riddle 13, Winston 1
Glendale 8, Camas Valley 2
Canyonville 6, Days Creek 5
Little League
Team
Glendale
Riddle 3 1 .750
Camas Valley 2 2 .500
Winston 2 2 .500
Canyonville - , 1 3 -.250
Days Creek 0 4 ' .000
Saturday results:
Riddle 11, Winston 1 ' '
Glendale 10, Camas Valley 5
Canyonville 18. Days Creek 6
Riddle and Glendale continued at
the top of the Pee Wee and Little
League standings in Southern Doug
las County over the weekend.
In Pee Wee action, Riddle re
mained unbeaten by downing Win
ston, 13-1, Saturday. Glendale drop
ped Camas Valley by a score of
8-2 and moved into undisputed pos
session of second place.
Little League action saw the
same teams winning over their op
ponents. , Glendale continued to
pace league play with a 10-5 vic
tory over Camas Valley. This gives
Glendale Little League nine a rec
ord of four wins and no losses.
The teams will play another
round in league Wednesday, with
Camas Valley traveling to Win
ston, Canyonville going to Glendale
and Days Creek playing at Riddle.
The games at Riddle and Glendale
are scheduled for 3 p.m. and the
Winston game begins at 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday's games will end the
play for the first half in the South
Douglas Leagues. The second half
will begin shortly after the July 4
holiday.
Sports In Brief
GOLF
PORTMARNOCK, England
United States team of Sam Snead
and Arnold Palmer won the Can
ada Cup with a combined 72-hole
score of 565. Belgium's Flory Van
Conck took the individual title by
two strokes over Snead with a 279,
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.
Dick Crawford, Houston junior,
won the NCAA title for the second
straight year.
CHICAGO Joyce Zisko defeat
ed Barbara Romack on the sec
ond extra hole in the women's
Western open after each had shot
72 holes in 301.
TENNIS
WIMBLEDON, England-Barry
MacKay of Dayton, Ohio, and
Earl Buchholz of St. Louis
reached the quarter-finals of the
all-England championships.
ST. LOUIS Bryan (Bitsy)
Grant of Atlanta won his second
straight National Senior Clay
Court title with a 1-6, 6-4, 7-5 vic
tory over Hal Surface of Kansas
City. .
SEATTLE Lawrence Nagler,
UCLA, upset defending champion
Whitney Reed, San Jose State,
3-6, 8-6, 6-4, 3-6, 6-4 in the finals of
the NCAA championships.
Bevos Fall Back
Into PCL Cellar
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Portland's Pacific Coast League
baseball club was firmly in the
cellar today, put there by a pair
of Sunday defeats.
.It was the former cellar team,
Son Dieea. which administered the
twin lickings, 6-4 and 5-3. On hand
in Multnomah Stadium were 2,761
fans, the day's smallest turnout
in the league.
Eugene Falls Back
314 Games In NWL
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
With Eugene virtually out of the
running, Tri-Cities' Braves remain
the last Northwest league base
ball club with a good chance of
bagging Yakima's Bears before
the season's first-half closes this
Thursday. ' ,
And Tri-Cities. with three week
end wins under its belt, is in a"
good position to take potshots at
the front - running Bears. The
Braves beat Wenatchee in a pair
Sunday, 7-6 and 14-6, to pull within
a game of Yakima. They clubbed
the Chiefs Saturday 11-6.
In other eames Sunday. Yakima
put Eugene 3V4 games back by
snlittine a doubleheader. The Em
eralds won the first 2-1 but Yaki
ma took the nightcap 3-1. Lewiston
split with Salem, 4-2 ana 3-z, ine
second game going nine frames.
AUTO RACING A
LE MANS, France Belgium's
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Gendebien and Paul Frere won
Le Mans 24-hour classic in a 12
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Standings
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
National League '
W. L. Pet. G.B.
Pittsburgh 41 24 .631
Milwaukee 36 25 .590 3
San Francisco .. 36 31 .537 6
St. Louis ....: 32 34 .485 9V4
Cincinnati 31 34 .477 10
Los Angeles ...... 30 34 .489 10V4
Philadelphia ...... 27 39 .409 14V4
Chicago 25 37 .403 14V4
Monday Games
No games scheduled
' American League
W. L. Pet. G.B.
Baltimore " 41 27 .603
New York 37 25 .597 1
Cleveland 35 27, .565 3
Chicago ..... ' 36 30 . .545 4
Detroit 31- 32 -.492 ,7V4
Washington , 28 34 .452 10
Kansas City ...... 26 39 .400 13V4
Boston ;.. 22 42 .344 17
.- Monday Games
Washington at Baltimore (N)
Only game scheduled
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
' W
Spokane - . 44
Sacramento 40
Tacoma . 38
Seattle 37
Salt Lake City 34.
Vancouver 32
San Diego . ." 32
Portland 27
Pet.
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.548
.543
.529
.500
.457
.427
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GB
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Sunday's Results
Salt Lake City 4, Vancouver 2
Seattle 12-1, Tacoma 2-2
San Diego 6-5, Portland 4-3
(First game 11 innings)
Sacramento 9, Spokane 4 . , . '
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
Yakima
Tri-Cities
Eugene
Lewiston '
Wenatchee ,
Salem
W
41
39
36
35
21
20
L Pet.
25 .621
25 .609
27 .571
29 .547
44 .323
43 .317
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Men., Juna 27, I960 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 7
At Legion IF ielc! I nighti
The Drain Black Sox tonight at
8 at Legion Field step up from
semi-pro ball to meet the pro Eu
gene Emeralds. ,
Drain, an independent club not
associated with a semi-pro league,
has just returned from a 10-game
tour to California. Drain had 11
ball games on its tour and won
eight of them.
The Emeralds started the season
on a hot streak piling up a long
win skein. But since then they have
dropped to third in the tough
Northwest League. , ,
. The league is ending the last
week of the first half. Eugene,
though in third, is still in hopes
of taking the first half title. Felix
Maldonado is the leading hitter.
Following are Jose Tartabull and
Mel Krause.
Maldonado has a .363 average.
Tartabull is .330 and Krause .321.
The rest of the lineup is Jack
Scramaglia, Jerry Robinson, Joe
Sparks, Chuck Koss and Gary
Branzel.
The Black Sox won the first eight
games on the California trip. Then
they dropped three straight games.
TITLE FIGHT DUE
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Gene Fullmer and Carmen
Basilio will meet again Wednes
day night at Salt Lake City's
Derks Field for the National Box
ing Assn. version of the world
middleweight title.
First Santa Rosa won, 9-4. Eureka
then took a pair over the weekend
by 4-3 and 3-2 scores.
Rallies Hurt Drein
Eighth and ninth inning rallies
by Eureka pulled both the games
out of the fire. In Saturday's game
Coach Ray Stratton hit a home run
in the first inning for a 2-0 lead.
In the bottom of the second, Eu
reka, the Humbolt Crabs, scored
on three consecutive singles. Drain
tallied in the third. Bill Wagner
singled and Royce McDaniels fol
lowed with a run-scoring single.'
Then in the eighth, the Crabs
scored on two walks and a single.
In the ninth, two walks and an
error loaded the bases. A single
tied the game and another walk
Won it. ;';
Sunday Drain scored twice in the
seventh for a lead. Larry Peterson
and - Marv Marchbanks singled.
McDaniels brought both' runners
around on a hit. But the Crabs
pulled it out on walks three
walks and a single for one in the
eighth and. a walk,, fielder's choice,
error and single for two in the
ninth. ' ; '
That single in the ninth was by
the Eureka pitcher Bob 'Richard
son. - '- 1
Royce McDaniels is the leading
Drain hitter. He is 26 for 70 for
a .371 average. Stratton follows
with a .323 average on 21 for 65.
Stratton has 21 runs knocked in;
McDaniels 10." " :
Clarke To Throw .!:''
Against Eugene Mark Clarke will
throw for Drain, He has a 1-0 rec
ord, beating San Francisco Presi
dio on the tour. He just joined the
team shortly before that.
Clarke is from the University of
Arizona. Two years ago he pitch
ed lor the (Jasa uranae uouon
Kings. Drain beat this club on its
way to the national champlonsip.
Last year he pitched in the Cana--dian-American
League.
The rest of the Drain lineup for
tonight is Ray- Haroldson, catch
ing; Marchbank, first; Bill Bauer,
second; Wagner, second; Stratton,
third; and McDaniels, Peterson and
Craig Morrison, outfield.
Linetcores:
Saturday night: '
Drain 201 000 0003 8 1
Eureka 010 000 0124 5 1
Batteries Drain: Crainer and
Haroldson; Eureka: Hammond and
Howeitt. WPrHowitt; LP: Criner
(4-D. -
Sunday afternoon:
Drain . , -, . 000 000 2002 1 1
Eureka 000 000 012-3 6 1
Batteries Drain: Whittaker,
Straub (8), Lane (9). and Harold
son; Eureka; McDonald, Richard
son (8) and Howitt. WP; Richard
son; LP: Lane (4-2).
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