Silver Lake Deer
Tag Validity Made
Controlled deer season lags for
the Silver Lake Experimental Man
agement area will be valid through
out the entire general deer season,
Oct. 1 through Oct. 23, and again
on Nov. 19 and 20.
Hunters will find these dates list
ed correctly in the synopsis for
Silver Lake Experimental Kange
under the controlled deer season
heading. Under the management
unit seasons. Silver Lake is er
roneously listed as being open from
Oct. IS through Oct. 23, along with
the regular dates for all permit
seasons.
irunters applying for Silver Lake
controlled tags should disregard
these unit permit dates. Controlled
season tags for the Silver Lake
area will be dated as listed for the
Silver Lake Experimental Kange
season.
ioseburg
WOULD YOU LIKE A CATCH LIKE THIS? C. E. Puckett of Glide is either the best
fisherman in the country or one of the biggest fish story tellers. He's shown here with
130 fish, which he sovs his cat helped him cotch. At o banquet ot the Red Barn this
week for the Douglas County Sherrif f's Posse and Doug-Ettes, he said the fish which by
that time had been cooked for the event, had come from a stream which runs through his
place. He said he was awakened in the night by his cat yowling with joy. He dashed out
to find a bank had crumbled damming the creek. The fish had been blocked and the cat
was tossing them ashore to Puckett. Some of the wise ones at the banquet, however,
whispered that the fish had been bought just for the fish fry. (News-Review Photo)
Mathews
To Sink
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Ed Malhews was in i slump so
bad lie was even talking about it.
Jlilwaukce's slugging third base
man hadn't hit a home run in 19
Kamcs, and his batting average
was down to .266 with just two
hils in 27 trips.
The second - place Braves were
stumbling along the same way,
losing 11 of their last 19 games.
What's worse, they had managed
to beat first-place Pittsburgh just
three times in 13 tries. And they
were 0-4 against little lefty Har
vey Hadtlix o the Pirates.
'i'hey buried the slumps and the
Haddix jinx but good Thursday
night, winning 40 at Pittsburgh
as Mathews walloped a home run
a triple and a double while driv
ing in three runs behind the live-
bit pitching of ltob Buhl and Lew
Biirdette a neat, ninininomg re
life. The loss, coming In a make up
game while tlio rest of Ihe major
league clubs were resting after
the All-Star games, trimmed the
Pirates' lead to four games again.
It was during the All Star
Helps Milwaukee
League Leaders
Simonieg To Head
School Grid Staff
Donald Simonieg will take over
as the new head football roach at
Canyonville High School for the
ISMiO football season.
Simonieg comes to Canyonville
from Sawyer, North Dakota, where
he has been football coach for the
past two years. At Sawyer, Sim
onieg's teams built up an excel
lent record on the football field
ball coaching chores, Simonieg
will also teach, shop. Simonieg
started a successful shop program
at Sawyer and will work in Can
yonville's industrial arts program.
- Simonieg is 2G and graduated
from Dickinson Slate Teacher's
College. North Dakota, in 19M. He
is married and has one child.
games, which don't count in regu
lar season statistics, that Mathews
mentioned the slump he was try
ing to shake and showed signs
of shaking it by belting a two-run
homer in Wednesday's 60 victory
over the American League at New
York's Yankee Stadium.
Oddlv. the left - handed bitting
Mathews broke the slump against
three left-handed pitchers. It was
Yankee Whitey Ford who gave up
his All-Star jolt, and it was Had
dix and reliever Fred Green who
were tagged for his extra-base hits
at Pittsburgh.
Billy Bruton, Del Crandall and
Mathews each bad three of the
Braves' 15 hits against the Pirates,
and a dozen off 'em were off Had
dix, now 6 5.
Brulon's leadoff single and Math
ews' double gave the Braves a
10 lead in the first inning. Then,
with Bruton on base again. Math
ews walloped his 17th home run
in the fifth inning. It was the sev
enth ever to clear the roof of the
double-rierk right field stands at
Forbes Field, and the second Math
ews has sent over that barrier.
The Braves got their final run
in the ninth, when Mathews tri
pled and scored on Joe Adcock's
squeeze bunt.
Buhl, 4 In Row
Buhl (9-3) won his fourth In a
row on the fourth try. He gave
up singles by Dick Groat, Bob
Skinner and Bill Mazeroski in the
first three innings, but then no-hit
the Hues until the ninth, when
Skinner and Dick Stuart singled
for what looked like another of the
Pirates' last-inning rallies.
But Burdette then came on and
shut 'cm up, retiring ltoberto tie
meiite, Smoky Burgess and Don
Hoak in order for the Pirates'
third defeat in the last live games
and their ninth in the last 17.
While the Braves move on to
Philadelphia and Cincinnati pulls
into Pittsburgh tonight, the rest of
the Nl. gets back to business after
the All-Star picnic with third-place
Los Angeles at San Francisco and
Chicago's Cubs at St. Louis.
The Dodgers, hottest club In the
Nl, at the moment, go with Don
Drysdale (6-10) against the Gi
ants' Sam Jones (11-8). The world
champions have won six of their
last seven and have lost just three
of the last 14. The Giants, tied with
St. Louis for fourth place, have
dropped five of their last six.
Pros To Play
At Portland
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The San Francisco 49ers will un
leash the fastest collection of backs
in the history of the National Foot
ball League when they play the
Cleveland Browns in Portland
Sept. 3.
Hay Norton, sprinter on the 1960
Olympic team, will see action if
he returns from Rome in time.
Also included in the 49ers lineup
will be two Big Ten sprinting
champions. Jim Pace of Michigan
was the 1958 Big Ten sprint champ,
and Abe Woodson of Illinois pre
ceded pace-winning the title in
1956.
Lenny Lyles of Louisville will
also see action for the 49ers. Lyles
was the 1957 NCAA sprint cham
pion. Other speedsters in the San
Francisco backfield include Jerry
Mertens of Drake, 9.8 seconds in
the 100-yard dash; J. D. Smith of
North Carolina A 4 T, 9.7 in the
hundred; and Eddie Dove of Colo
rado. 22.7 low hurdler.
The familiar faces of Hugh Mc-
Elhenny and Joe Perry comple
ment this collection of speedsters.
Though these veterans have slow
ed down somewhat, their exper
ience and power still make them
threats with the ball.
Tickets for the game to be play
ed at Multnomah Stadium un Sep
tember 3 are now on sale in Hose
burg at J. C. Sporting Goods.
U. S. Tennis Squad Starts
Comeback Against Canada
QUEBEC AP) The United
.Stales Davis Cup team starts the
lung road back today with Ber
nard Bartzen and Barry MacKay
carrying the American hopes in
the opening singles matches
auninst Canada in the first round
of the American Zone competition.
Bartzen, .12, Dallas, Tex., veter
an of the team which will try to
gain back the coveted trophy lost
to Australia last September, takes
on Hob Bedard in the opening
match on the clay courts of the
Civil Employes Tennis Club. The
second match sends MacKay, 24,
of Dayton, Ohio, against Don Fon-tana.
'We got the break in the draw.
said U.S. Team Capt. David. Freed.
"I think we ll win the lust two
matches."
Freed, who succeeded Perry
Jones as captain of the U.S. team,
said he figured the two countries
might have split the opening sin
gles if the draw had gone the other
way.
"Bedard would have had a good
chance to beat MacKay but not
Burtzen," he said. "Bartzen's will
power and steadiness are hard to
beat.
Bartzen and MacKay switch op
ponents for the other singles Sun
day. The doubles will be played
Saturday with Bedard and ronta
na the likely Canadian team.
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Fight Results
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Spokane Kirk Barrow, 178V4,
Spokane, outpointed Sixto Rodri
guez, 176la, San Francisco, 10.
Tokyo Hachiro Tatsumi, 156!
Japan, outpointed Masao Gondo,
153,' Japan, 10.
However, Freed has not decided
on the U.S. team. If Earl Buch
liolz ot St. Louis has fully recov
ered from an old ankle iniurv he'll
likely pair with Chuck McKinlev
also of St. Louis. If not, Bartzen
and MacKay probably will get the
can.
The winner of the best of-five
matches meets Mexico in the sec
ond round. New Zealand and Brit
ish West Indies were to start their
first round match today to deler-
ine the second round opponent
for Venezuela.
Out of the American Zone will
come the opponent for the Phil
lipines, Eastern Zone winner, with
the winner taking on the European
Zone champion.
The European Zone is getting
down to us tinaiists this weekend
Italy took the first two singles
matches from Britain Thursday
and is favored to move into the
finals against either Sweden or
France, which start play in Stock
holm today.
To Strong Eug
8 Tho News-Review, P.oseburg, Ore. Fri., July 15, 1960
: .
Legion Nine Fails
Eugene iall Club
Elkton Sett Donkey Ball I
Donkey baseball will be the high '
light of the weekend at Elklon as)
a same featuring the donkeys will;
be played at the high school base
ball diamond at 4:30 p.m. Sunday..
The game will be sponsored by
the Elkton Lions Club and all pro
ceeds will be used for Lions-sponsored
projects. The action will see
the Lions Club members playing I
the Elkton High School team.
Drivers Battling j
For Top Honor
Don Wilson and Don Hein arc
making a close battle for the race
to be the champion hardtop driver
of 1960. Now Wilson leads Hein by
lour points.
The points are earned by finish
ing in the A and B trophy dashes
and the A main. Wilson has 137
points; Hein 133.
Races will be held tonight at the
Roseburg Speedway. Time trials
will begin at 7:30, and the races
will start at 8:30 p.m.
However, at the last meeting of
the Hoseburg Racing Assn. Hem
commented that he would over
take Wilson in this Friday's races.
Both drivers are careful and hard
racers.
Drivers competing for the crown
come from Cottage Grove. Reeds
port, Florence, Drain, Crescent
City, Giants Pass and Roseburg.
ine top 10 drivers
Wilson, Rb
Hein, Rb
Dix, CC
Glen, Rb
Smith, F
Morlock, CC
Kinnerman, Rb
Fisher, Rb
Wilverding. Rb
10. Jenkins, CC
Car
54
2
35
21
1
2
23
33
4
15
Pts.
134
133
77
73
39
37
37
29
26
Sports Calendar
FRIDAY
Drain Black Sox vs. San Fran
cisco Presidio, 8 p.m.. Drain.
Church of God vs. Melrose Com
munity Church, 6 p.m., Veterans
Hospital Diamond (Church
League).
Hardtop races, 7:30 p.m., Rose
burg Speedway.
SATURDAY
Roseburg White Sox vs. Santiam
Logger, 8 p.m., Legion Field, Rose
burg. Roseburg vs. Lowell Legion, 2
p.m., Legion Field, Roseburg.
Drain Black Sox vs. Seattle Chen
ey Studs, 8 p.m., Drain.
Green Trims
Roseburg-2
On Thursday
CENTRAL DOUGLAS LEAGUES
10 and under
W L Pet. GB
Roseburg-2 3 0 1.000
Glide 3 1 .750 'j
Koseburgl 2 2 .500 IVs
Winchester 1 4 .200 3
Green 0 2 .000 2W
1? and under
W L Pet. GB
Roseburg-1 4 0 1.000
Green
Glide
Roseburg-2
Winchester
15 and under
W L
Glide 2 1
Koseburg-2 2 2
Green 2 2
Roseburg-1 1 2
,750
.400
.250
.200
Thursday results:
Roseburg-2 9.
Pet. GB
.6B7
.500
.500
.333 1
Green 10,
Lockwood Motors Pitchers Fail
To Halt Pounding Of Mack Bats
The Roseburg Legion ran against
stiff competition Thursday night at
Eueene as Lockwood Motors drop
ped a 12-6 decision to the Eugene
Connie Mack club.
The game was called at the end
of six innings because of darkness.
The Connie Mack clubs consist
of players older than the Legion
clubs. No Legion piayer is over
18, but the Connie Mack players
are 18 and 19 years of age.
Lockwood Motors started out in
the game with three runs in the top
of the first inning. Marv French
drew a lead off walk. He went to
third on a single by Jim Jarvis.
Then Gordon Avery collected two
runs knocked in with a single. La
ter Avery scored on a sacrifice
flv by Doug Coplin.
'Then the roof fell in, almost be-
League Standings
suit
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.564
.519
.513
.513
.462
.420
.395
12
15V4
17
III the only game in the Southern
Douglas Leagues Thursday after
noon ine Green 15 and under de
fealed Roseburg-2. 10-9.
Green went into the bottom of
the seventh trailing by a single
run. With one run in to tie tiie
score at 9-9, Hanley was on third
and oausneii at the plate.
Gausnell put down a perfect bunt
to bring Hanley in with the win
ning score.
For Roseburg Jerry Boucock
threw the entire game. However,
the Roseburg-2 fielding was sloppy
and kept Boucock in trouble with
several errors.
In an exhibition game Thursday
Roseburg and Winchester played
at Roseburg.
National League Standing
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
W. L. Pet. G.B
Pittsburgh 49 31
Milwaukee 44
Los Angeles 41
St. Louis 41
San Francisco .40
Cincinnati 36
Philadelphia .... 34
Chicago 30
Thursday R
Milwaukee 4, Pittsburgh 0
Only game scheduled
Friday Games
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (N)
Milwaukee at Philadelphia (N)
Los Angeles at San Francisco
(N)
Chicago at St. Louis (N)
American League
GOLF
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
DETROIT Jack Burke, Bob
Rosburg, Fred Hawkins and rook
ie Butch Baird tied for the first
round lead in the $25,000 Western
open with three-under-par 69s.
CINCINNATI Judy Eller of
urn Hickory, tenn., JoAnne Gun
derson of Kirkland, Wash., Mrs.
Jason Weiss of Indianapolis and
Sandra Haynie, Austin, Tex., in
semifinals of the women's Trans
Mississippi Tournament.
HONOLULU Favored Don
Essig III of Indianapolis, the 1957
champion, was eliminated by Fe
lix Claveran of Stockton, Calif.
in the National Amateur Public
Links Championship as three
Michigan players, Mike Andonian
Bob McMasters and Tv Canlin
reached the semifinals with Verne
Callison of Sacramento, Calif.
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Douglas County's semi-pro base
ball teams are in the spotlight this
weekend as both the Drain Black
Sox and Ihe Roseburg White Sox
will be playing at home.
In addition to semi-pro baseball,
Ihe Roseburg and Myrtle Creek
Legion teams play single games
over the weekend.
Lockwood Motors Legion team
will play host to the Lowell Amer
ican legion team at 2 p.m. at
Legion Field. Though South Eu
gene has already won the league
title Lowell and Roseburg are still
battling for second place.
Lowell will bring a league rec
ord of six wins and three losses
to Hoseburg and trail Roseburg by
one half game. Roseburg has a
league record of seven wins and
three losses. A Roseburg win would
give the Lockwood Motors nine a
one and a half game lead over
Lowell with only the Cottage Grove
game left for the Roseburg Legion
team.
Myrtle Creek's Legion nine will
travel tu Springfield for a single
game to be played at 2 p.m. Myr
tle Creek is currently in fourth
place in league standings with a
five and five league record,
Creeker Hep Te Repeat
Myrtle Creek defeated Spring-
ance. Springfield carries a league beginning at 5 p.m.
record of tour wins against six oe- Sunday alternoon the go-carts
feats. will also be running at Mvnlo
Roseburg's White Sox play a two Creek. Time trials will begin at
game series against Ihe Salem
Santiam Loggers. The first game
will be played Saturday at 8 p.m.
at Legion Field.
The final game of the series be
tween the White Sox and the San
tiam Loggers will be played at Le
gion Field at 1:30 p.m. Sunday.
Preceding this game The Knights
of Pvthias Drum and Bugle Corps
will perform. The girls are still
trying to raise funds for their
coming trip to Seattle.
Drain's Black Sox begin their
weekend play tonight at 8 p.m.
facing the San Francisco Presidio
nine. Drain defeated this ball club
on its recent California road trip.
Saturday and Sunday evenings
Ihe Black Sox will play host to
the Seattle Cheney Studs. Both
games are scheduled for 8 p.m.
at Drain.
Until the 1960 season the only
home defeat suffered by the Black
Sox in the last three years was at
the hands of the Seattle team.
Manager Ray Stratton is hoping to
get revenge for this loss.
Go-Carts Set Action
Go-carts will again be raring at
the Roseburg Speedway. Most of
the en-carts will be driven bv local
field earlier in the season and is i drivers. Time trials are scheduled
hoping to repeat that perform-1 to begin at 4 p.m. with the races
W... L. Per. G.B.
New York 45 30 .600
Cleveland 43 33 .566 2Vi
Chicago 44 35 .557 3
Baltimore 45 38 .542 4
Detroit 37 39 .487 8'a
Washington 37 39 .487 Vh.
Boston 30 48 .385 16Va
Kansas City 29 48 .377 17
fore it was built. Arlan Foole,
Roseburg starter, ran into imme
diate trouble. The first six Eugene
men reached base, and seven
counters scored before the inning
was over.
The lead off man walked. A triple
followed to score one tally. Then
four consecutive singles brought in
four runs for a 4-3 Eugene lead.
Two outs seemed to bring Foote
out of trouble, but a double and
two more singles followed to score
three more runs. Alter the last sin
gle, Denny Edwards came to the
mound for Koseourg. He wainea
the first man he faced but then
got out of the inning on a ground
out. '-
Lockwood Motors lowered the
margin in the top of the third on
two runs. Jarvis doubled and Av
ery reached first on an error. Den
nis Arana brought both in on a
single.
Eugene in the Dottoin ot ine
fourth finally got to Edwards.
Three runs were scored. Ron Lake
came in for Roseburg to start the
sixth inning, but he too was hit
for runs.
Meanwhile. Roseburg got one run
in the top of the fifth. Avery sin
gled and Coplin doubled him home.
For Roseburg Jarvis and Avery
lead at the plate. Both hitters had
two hits in three trips to the plate.
Arana and Avery both had two
runs batted in.
Assistant coach Don Severson for
Roseburg anDraised the Eugene
club as solid with good pitching.
Linescore:
Roseburg 302 010 6 7 2
Eugene 700 32x 12 12 I
Batteries Roseburg: Foote,
Edwards (1), Lake (5) and Beam
er, Hiney (3); Eugene: Edwardi
and Bennett. WP: Edwards; LP:
Foote.
Thursday Results
No games scheduled
Friday Games
New York at Detroit (N)
Baltimore at Chicago (N)
Washington at Cleveland (N)
Boston at Kansas City (N)
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
W L Pet. GB
Tri-Cities - 10 6
Lewiston 10 6
Salem 9 7
Yakima 8 8
Wenatchee 6 9
Eugene 4 11
Thursday s Results
Salem 7-6, Tri-Cities 6-2
Eugene 2, Wenatchee 0
Lewiston 10, Yakima 3
Friday's Schedule
Yakima at Lewiston
Tri-Cities at Eugene .
Wenatchee at Salem
.625
.625
.563
.500
.400
.267
1 p.m. with the races scheduled
for one hour later. The races at
.Myrtle Creek will be run on the
newly surfaced track at Tri Citv.
The Roseburg Speedway will be
the scene of hardtop races tonight
at 7:30 p.m. The track is reported
to be in excellent condition with j replied: "Oh no: go right ahead.
iuis ui acuon expecied. Ills just a tornado.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W L Pet. GB
Spokane 53 38 .582
Sacramento 50 41 .549 3
Salt Lake City 46 40 .535 4'i
Tacoma 46 42 .523 5Vi
Seattle 45 43 .511 6Va
Vancouver 40 49 .449 12
San Diego 40 53 .430 14
Portland 36 50 .419 14V4
Thursday's Results
Sacramento 3, San Diego 1
Salt Lake City 7, Tacoma 4
Spokane 6, Seattle 2
Portland 8, Vancouver 7
Friday's Schedule
San Diego at Sacramento
Tacoma at Salt Lake
Vancouver at Portland
Spokane at Seattle
JUST A TORNADO
NORMAN, Okla. (AP) - Bob
Richards, two time American
Olympic vaulting champion, was
making a speech at the University
of Oklahoma when the tornado
siren sounded. "What's wrong,"
he asked, "is there a fire?"
Football roach Bud Wilkinson
Lewiston In Tie
For NWL Lead
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Lewiston Broncs moved up
into a first place tie with Tri
Cities in the Northwest League
Thursday night.
The Broncs swamped Yakima
10-3 with three runs in Ihe first,
t'"ree in the fifth and four in the
j,..lh to do the job.
The losers got their three scores
in the sixth,, but there the rally
sagged.
In the opening inning, Alex
George's two-run homer was the
telling blow. The Broncs' trio in
the sixth came on a pair of singles
and a double by Sal Ferrara. The
four runs in the sixth were on two
walks and three hils, including
doubles by Ed Olson and Ed Mad
sen. Singles by Tippy Johnson and
Len Tucker and a ground rule
homer by Merritt Ranew account
ed for Yakima's scores.
Lewiston was helped to the first
place tie by the twin victory of
Salem over Tri-Cities, which led
the league when the evening start
ed. In the first game. Salem edged
Ti-Cities 7-6. Salem took the
nightcap 6-2.
The winning run in the opener
came on a homer by Don Ganus
in the sixth. Catcher Don Whit
comb homered for the winners in
the third, bringing in two other
runners. Carl Hutzler hit for the
circuit for Tri-Cities with two on
in the second and again in the
fourth with one on.
In the other game, Wayne
Schurr, Eugene burler, shut out
Wenatchee 2-0. Jerry Robinson
singled home the two runs for the,
winners. Schurr struck out five
and walked three men. He gave
up five hits.
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