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:.'T ' r- -V ... .;, '' u' "Sr. rf. ' "i.' 'i '"- :t '""-.',. 1 ?" . White Sox Score Double Win Over Grants Pass Ball Club 5 -v- v . i . rmmmt' nil m anil e;yi l-j ii mi TEAM MEMBERS SURROUND the pool to cheer their team mates to victory at the South ern Oregon Invitational Swimming Championships held at the Roseburg Municipal pool this weekend. The Swimming championships were sponsored by the Roseburg Junior Chamber of Commerce. (News-Review Staff Photo) Roseburg Cops 3rd In Swim Meet; North Bend Wins Title . By NIEL CELLERS News-Review Sports Writer lloscbure placed third in the Southern Oregon Invitational Swim mine; "Championships held at the Koseburg Municipal rooi over me weekend. Finishing in the top position was the favored North Bend squad. Eu gene finished second, and Medford took the fourth position. It waa a very close race between Roseburg and Medford for the third place team trophy, with Roseburg winning 205-202. The points were added several limes before the third place winner was announced The top Uirce finishers took ten first place trophies each. North Bend, Kugene and Roseburg each took home ten individual trophies, while the Medford team had nine North Bend finished the meet -with a total of 294 points. Eugene was second with 214. Final point standings for the 10 teams entered were: North Bend 294. Eufiene 214. Roseburg 205, Medford 202, Grants Pass 169, Bend :i5. Sweet Home 41, Springfield 27, Rcedsport 19 and Klamatb Falls .16. - I.inda. Rhonda and Bruce Hess collected eight of Mcdford'i nine first nlacc trnnhics. Linda had four individual trophies, while Bruce won three and Rhonda took one. Four Events Won Linda, swimming in the 15 18 age group, won the lOOynrd lroesiyie, the 100-yard DacKsiroKe, me iuu vard breastroke and the 160-yord individual mcdlev. The individual medley consists of each swimmer using four oiucrcni sironcs 101 iv yard each. Bruce won the 60-yard butterfly, the 100-yard freestyle and tho 160 yard individual medley in ine i.t 14 age group. Rhonda won the 11 12 year old's 40-yard backstroke race. Diane Yates was the top winner for Roseburg. Miss Yates won three individual trophies. Swim ming in the 13-14 competition, she walked off with honors in tho 80 yard backstroke, tho 100-yard back stroke and the 100-yard freestyle. Rohhy Williams won the 40-yard butterfly and the 80-yard freestyle to cop two trophies for the Rose burg team. Williams swims in the 1112 age group. He placed second in the 40-vard freestyle behind teammate jerry Winters. Bill Zimmerman of Roseburg won the 13-14 age group competition in the 100-yard freestyle race. Ron I'i anrd collected a first place trophy for Roseburg in the 16-and-undcr hoys' diving competition. Dana Rhoden Wins Dana Hhodcn tuok the ninth In dividual trophy for Roseburg. Miss Ithoden won the 1112 age group in the 40-yard breastroke. The tenth Roseburg first place was in Uic girls' 160 yard freestyle relay. The Roseburg swimming team will travel to Grants l'ass to com pete in a dual meet August 6. Saturday results: 8 and under, 20-yard Freestyle (boys) Wallace, K: McDensie, R; l'opovich, NH; Smith. Reed.; Urad shaw, CI'; Wolf. Sweet Home. :13.6. 1516, 100 yard Freestyle (hoys) M. Curtis, Gl'; Lyons, M; Morris, E; Vickroy, K; l'aulus, GP; Out ro, Nil. :5B 5; (girls) L. Hess, M; DeKrocsc, NB; O'Connor, E; Peek, NB; Flaxel, NB; Ranger, B. 1:06. 9-10, 40-yard Breastroke (girls) Brown, GP; Gulhcrie, S; Wyttcn berg. Sit; Jarvis, E: Donley, R; llarwood. NB. :36 0; (boys) Chris lensen, E; Freeman, Sit; King, E; Mackenzie, Reed.; Sutherland, NB; Wvttenberg, SH. :36.4. 1314. 80 yard Backstroke (girls) Yates, R; Walker, NB; Blenkin- Our New Chef Vi Withers Invitti you to try our Family Stylt Hot Biscuits ontl Grovyt Dtlicioui Sou pi and Soladi! Piano Roll Inn Just wett ef Garden Vellty Overpess It't Cool and Relaxing! Ke Smith, Mar, sop, Ej Roach, NB; Slromme, NB; Amick, E. 1:06.8. 1314, 100-yard Backstroke (boys Williams. It; Winters. It: Chris- tensen, NB; Frashour, R; Suther land, NB; Gazeley, NB. :52.7. 1112, ou-yani Freestyle (boys) Williams, R; Winters, R; Christen sen, NB; Frashour, R; Sutherland, NB; Gazeley, NB. :52.7. 11-12, 40-yard F'reestyle (girls) Klassen GP; Jacobson, E; An derson, NB; Rhoden, R; Lorenz, R; Ocrding, R. :25.2. 15-16, 100-yard Butterfly (boys) Curtis, GP; Lyons, M; Vickroy, E; Morris, E; Musgrave, B; Mon tague, KF. 1:09.25. (girls) O'Con nor, E; Donahue, M; Bailey, B; Fisher, GP; Flaxel, NB; Price E. lG-and under Diving (hoys) Pin ard, R; Barney, GP; Guthrie, K. 910, 40-yard Backstroke (girls) llarwood, NB; Bonebrake, R; Jansen, NB; Gutherie. S; Donley, B; Brown, GP. :35.95; (boys) King, E; Sutherland, NB; Klas sen, GP; Mellugh, M; Varncr, GP; Mohlcr, E. 33.4. 11-12, 80-yard Individual Medley (boys) Christcnsen, E; Williams, it; winters, h; Jensen, NB; t rash- League Standings Monday Baseball By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. G.B. Chicago 52 38 .578 New York 49 37 .570 1 Baltimore 51 43 .54.1 3 Cleveland 47 40 .5-10 3li Washington 43 44 .494 7!j Detroit 42 45 .483 8'i Boston 36 52 .409 15 Kansas City 33 54 .379 17'i Sunday Results Chicago 6-2, New York 3-8 Boston 10-7, Cleveland 6-6 Kansas City 6 2, Washington 310 Baltimore 2, Detroit 1 (11 in nings) Monday Games No games scheduled NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. G.B. Milwaukee 52 36 .591 Pittsburgh 53 37 .589 Ims Angeles 48 40 .515 4 St. Louis 49 41 .544 4 San Francisco 45 42 .517 6Mi Cincinnati 40 49 .419 12'a Philadelphia .... 35 55 .389 18 Chicago 33 55 .375 19 Sunday Kesults San Francisco 6, Pittsburgh 3 Milwaukee 71, Chicago 5 0 Los Angeles 9, Philadelphia 0 St. Louis 6, Cincinnati 5 Monday Games Pittsburgh at St. Louis (N) Cincinnati at Chicago Only games scheduled PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pet. GB Spokane 60 42 .588 Tacoma 55 45 .550 4 Sacramento 53 48 .525 6'j Salt Lake City 50 46 .521 7 Seattle 49 51 .490 10 Vancouver 45 55 .450 14 San Dirgo 45 47 .441 15 Portland 42 55 .433 15'-i Sunday Results Spokane 15, Vancouver 0 Salt Lake 0 0, San Diego 1-2 Seattle 2 6, Portland 4-3 Sacramento 1-2, Tacoma 2 3 (1st game 13 innings, 2nd game 11) Monday s Schedule Salt Lake at San Diego Portland at Tacoms Only games scheduled. NORTHWEST LEAGUE W L Pet. GB I.ewiston 16 12 .571 Yakima 14 13 .519 1'i Salem 15 14 .517 W Wenalchee 13 13 .5(H) 2 Tri Cities 13 IS .464 3 Eugene 12 16 .469 4 Sunday's results I.ewiston 8 1, Salem 29 Yakima 4 1, Eugene 18 Wenatrhee 2. Tri-Cities 21 Monday's schedule All Star game at Yakima tOnly game) Dennis Murphy, who competed with a Menlo Park. Calif., four without coxswain in the Olympic rowing trials at Syracuse, N Y., is the sun of actor George Murphy. PRUDENTIAL LIFE INSURANCE HORACE C. BERG Special Agent Room 301 Pacific Building Oil. OR 1-7491. Res. OR 3-7195 our, R; King, E. 1:03 6; (girls) Jacobson, IC; Hess. M: Raasina, NB; Christcnsen, E; Rhoden, R; Johnson, GP. 1:03.99. 1314, 100-yard Breastroke (boys) Zimmerman, It; Hess, M; Mar shall, SH; Lee, NB; Thompson, M; Provancha, KF. 1:20.5; (girls) Yates, It; Higginson, E; Blenkin sop, E; Nehl, B; Blanchard, SH; Fisher. GP. 1:25.9. 1516, 100-yard Backstroke (girls) Hess, M; Ranger, B; O'Connor, E; Moore, B; DeFrcese, NB; Peck, NB. 1:14.3. 13-14, 60-yard Butterfly (boys) Hess, M: Zenor, GP; Cecil, B; Popoff, NB; Donley, B; Dramcr, KF. :23.5. 1516, 40-yard Freestyle (boys) Curtis, NB; Lyons, M; Morris, f,; Murray, GP; Aaulus, GP; Itoark, R. :19.7. 1112, lOOyard Freestyle Relay (boys) North Bend, Roseburg, iCn, .Medford. Reedsport. 1:40.5. 9-10, 160-yard Freestyle Relay (girls) North Bend, Roseburg. 2: 07.1. 15-16, 160-yard Freestyle Relay (boys) Grants Pass, Medford, Bend. Roseburg. North Bend. 9 10, 160-yard Freestyle Relay looys) ionn isenci, Mcoioru, Grants Pass, Reedsport. 1:51 6. Sunday results: 8- andunder, 20-yard Freestyle (girls) Kiandcr, NB; Stacy, M; Bonner, K; Hudson, NB; Blenkin sop, E; Lewis, K. :14.5. 9- 10, 40-yard Freestyle (boys) Sutherland, NB; Mellugh, M; King, K; Klassen, GP; Gazelev, NB; Al lyn, GP; 26 3; (girls) Brown, GP; llarwood, NB; Jansen, NB; Guth erie, S; Shriver, NB; Benson, R. :u. 11-12, 40-yard Freestyle (boys) Winters, R; Williams, R; Koines key, B; (iazeley, NB; Susick, NB; Uptegrove, B. :23 3. 11-12, 40 yard Breastroke (girls) Khodcn, It; Samlberg, NB; John son, GP; Edwards, SH; Klassen, GP; Lorenz, II. :31.3. 1311. 100-yard Freestyle (boys) Hess. M; Chamhei'lniid, KF; Ce cil, B; Zenor, GP; Mintonyc, NB; Lee, IU. 1:01.2. 13-14, 40-yard Freestyle (girls) Blenkinsop. E; Walker, NB; Peck, GP; Amick, E; Roach, NB; Dovle, It. :25.0. 1516, 100-yard Breastroke (hoys) Rice, SH; Gutherie, S; Curtis, GP: Lyons, M; Vickroy, E; Gel- brich, B. 1:13.6; (girls) Hess, M; Bniley, B; Wilkenson, SH; Flaxel, NB; Counts, R; Hutchinson, B. !: 26.1. 1112, 40-yard Butterfly (boys) Williams, It; Sutherland, NB; Da- visson, B; Jensen, rvu; Lcntz, Mi; Taylor, M. :29 6. 13-14. 160-yard Individual Med ley (girls) Blinkensop, E; Fisher. GP; Wilkes, M; Nehl, B; Higgen son. E; Waterman, GP. 2:25 5. 16-and-undcr Diving (girls) Kjersaa, B; Amick, E; Wishart, R. 11-12, 40 yard Breastroke (boys) Snider, B; Christcnsen. E; Long fellow, It; Rirhler, M; Jensen, NB; Cox, NB. :32.0 11 12. 40ard Butlerfuly (girls) Jacobson, E; lless, M; Klassen, GP; Christiansen, h; Johnson, Gl"; Anderson. NB. :27 8. 1314. 100-yard Freestyle (girls) Yates, R; Walker. NB; Peek, GP; Wilkes. M; Saiuline, NB; La Bail, It. 1:12 3. 13 14, 160 vard Individual Medley (boys) Hess, M; Petennan. E; Zenor. GP; Zimmerman, R; Don ley, B; Cecil, B. 2:03. 1516, 100-vard Backstroke (tuns) Cutter, B; Gutherie, S; Cham bers, B; Paulos, GP; Montague, KF; Vickroy. E. 1.14.7. 15 16. 160yard Individual Med ley (girls) Hess. M; O'Connor. K; Ranger, B; Price. E; DcFrecse. NB; Wilkenson, SH. 2 05 1. 1112, 40yard backstroke (boys) Haas. NB; t'ptegrove. B; Su sick, NB; Winters, R: Sutherland, NB; Rucka, SH. :31 I; (girls) Hess, M; Goniales, M: Anderson, GO-KARTS HELLCAT & WILDCAT LANSING & OLIVER 1561 S. E. Stephens 6 The News-Review, Roseburg, Beavers Split With Seattle PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Portland's winning streak came to an end Sunday, but while it lasted it was the best of the season for the last place Beavers. The Beavers nicked Seattle 42 in the first game of a double header at Multnomah Stadium Sunday, making it live in a row. But the Rainiers came back and took the nightcap, 6 3. As they headed north to open a four-game scries at Tacoma to night, the Beavers were in last place by a half game, and 151-i games out of first place. The biggest bright spot in their Sunday victory for the Beavers White Sox Meet Eugene Tonight The White Sox will he out to get revenge tonight as the team trav els to Eugene to play a single game with the Ducks at 7:30 p.m. at Bethel Park. This will be the fourth meeting between the two team. Eugene has won two while Roseburg has won only one of the three previ ous games. Denny Peterson, ex Legion star from The Dalles, pitch ed both Eugene victories over the White Sox. Roseburg will take a season rec ord of 15 wins and eight defeats lo Eugene tonight. The White Sox ; won ten games before suffering a setback, 'fhe Roseburg semi-pro club has lost five of its last seven starts. Roseburg Is currently tied with Ashland for the league lead in Rogue Valley action. Both teams have league records of 11 wins and one loss. I John Livingston has been chosen to handle tho mound duties for the 1 While Sox tonight. Catching Living-1 ston will he Jtay Munyon. j Rounding out the infield will be j Ken Avres or Gone Warner, first base; Mike Hatfield or Don Wells.! second base: Jim Dielz, short-stop; , and Allen Lindhlonm, third base. Bill Oerding, Jerry Dorscher and I Ron Reamer will sec action in the1 outfield. Dielz may not be in the lineup as he is having trouble with a sore' foot. If Dielz is unable lo play! Wells will move to short-stop. Fred , Hargis is also on the injured list wilh a sore foot and will not see action tonight. No starting lineup has been I named by Don Kirsh, coach of Hie Eugene club. Roseburg will also Iravel lo Eu gene this Wednesday night lo play the Ducks again. Starling pitchers have not been named for Wednes day's game. Lewiston, Salem Divide Games By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The I.ewiston Broncs cleauc I Salem 8-2 in a Northwest League game Sunday night, and Saiem didn't like it, so tho losers came back in the nightcap and buried Ihe league leaders 91. In other games around the cir cuit, .second-place Yakima a n d last-place Eugene took one of a twin bill, Yakima winning t h e first 41 and Eugene the second 8 6. And Wenalchee cdwd Tn Cities 2 1. There was only one game sched uled Monday night the league's All-Star game, at Yakima. NB; Thatcher, K; Jacobson, E; Raasina, NB. :'.!l 3. i 1314. 6n-yard Butterfly (girls)! Walker. NB; Slromme, NB; Yates, R; Willis, NB; Nehl, B; Wetle, B. :46 9. 13-14, lCO-yard Freestyle Relay (girls) Roseburg; North Bend;; Eugene; Medford; Bend; Klamath Fails. 1:42.9. ; 1314, 160 yard Medley Relay' (boys) North Bend. Sweet Home.1 Bend, Medford, Roseburg Eugene; 1:46. i 1516, ltWyard Medley Relay I :(Eirls Medford: North Bend; i Eugene; Bend; Grants Pass; Rose i burg. 152 2. i 1112, 160 yard Freestyle Relay (girls l North Bend. Roseburg. I 'Grants Pass; Eugene, Medford. I ! Bend. 1:47.5. Jswr- Summer Rotes on Ptoner FnJi Sawdutr tor Mulch Peeler Cores Grren Slab Oak PHONE OS 9 8741 Ore. Mon., July 25, 1960 Deyhleheader Rainier Team was the pitching of Noel Mickel sen, who baflled the Rainiers with slow curves and held them to six hits. Portland's big hit in the vic tory was a homo run by Don Taussig, his 11th of the year. In other PCI, games, Willie Me Covey, late of the San Francisco Gianl.s, helped Tacoma to a double viciory. Two overtime wins over Sacra mento, 2-1 in 13 innings and 3-2 in the 11-inning nightcap, made a sweep of the four-game series. Last Tuesday Tacoma was eight games back of league-leading Spo kane in fourth place. Monday it was four games back in second place. McCovey, sent down to Tacoma by the San Francisco Giants last Monday, won Sunday's opener with a home run in the 13th. In other games. San Diego shut out Salt Lake twice 1-0 and 2-0; and Spokane trounced Vancouver 15-0. Spokane included three home run-; in its 18 hit blast which rout ed Vancouver at Spokane. CHICAGO (AP) Barry Mac Kay, at the peak of his game after impressively winning the National Clay Courts Tennis Title, today headed the U.S. Davis Cup team toward Mexico City. The four-man squad of Mac Kay, Bernard (Tut) Bamcn, Chuck McKinely and Earl Buch holz, are to arrive in the .Mexican capital tonight. They will have nearly two weeks to get acclimated lo the high altitude before opening the second round of American Zone Davis Cup competition, which, as in Canada, will be played on clay courts. The lT.S. learn trimmed Canada in the first round before arriving at Ihe River Forest Tennis Club here, where the 24 year-old Mac Kay never was sharper in ham mering down the mechanical Uarlzen Sunday 4 6, 7 5, 6-4, 6-0, in the finals. Bartzen. 32, noted as the best clay courts player around, was deprived of his third-straight Na tional Clay Courts title by the heavy hitting MacKay. who scored 13 .service aces in tho hour and 8 minute match. The women's title went to 35-year-old Mrs. Dorothy Head Knode for the fourth lime. The 1951. 1955, 1!!.")S champion defeat ed 19 -year-old Gwvn Thomas of Shaker Heights, Ohio. 6-3. 6-3. Mrs. Head said she now plans to retire from major competition. The Australian duo of Hob He witt and Marty Mulligan captured the doubles championship by downing Martin Hiessen of Hins dale, 111., and Ramsev Earnhart, Ventura, Calif., 6 3, 6 2, 11-13, 6-4. Sports Calendar Monday Paul Jackson Wholesale vs. Rose burg Lumber, 6 p.m., Veterans Hospital Diamond (Twilight League). Roseburg While Sox vs. Eeccnr Ducks, 7:30 p in., Belbel Park. Eu gene. Tuesday Church .if God v. latter D.iv Saints, 6 )m.. Vetei.ms Hospital Diamond (Church League). Melrose C.imniuroy Church vs. North Rose rive. H p.m Veterans Hospital Diamond iChuicb League). Drain Black Sox vs. Lcthbridge. 6 p m., l.acnmhe Tournament, La combo. Canada. Ring Record Fight Results By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Buenos Aires Juan Cailos Rivero. lt:i'. Argentina, stopped Charlie (Tombstone) Smith, 116':. Los Angeles. 9. Santiago. Cuba Robinson Car cia. 130, Cuba. outiHunted Chico Morales, 131. Cuba. 10. lilodCcsy Nobs Immh Title KlOiCUKt; LttK. CU. . I ni Wooo OUR TRUCKS CARRY FULL 400 ft 6C0 cu. It. Roseburg's White Sox moved back into a first pla.-e tie with Ashland by downing Grants Pass 15-0 and 8-5 over the weekend. The two league wins give Rose burg a league record of 11 wins with only one loss. Ashland's Lith uanians also have a league record of 11-1. Ashland and Roseburg split a doubleheader in the first round of league play and will meet again August 7. In the first game. Saturday night at Legion Field, Mike Coen had complete control from the first in ning. Coen gave up two singles in winning his fifth league game of the season. Coen was never in any serious trouble as he struck out 11 batters while walking only two. Grants Pass got one single off Coen in Ihe fifth frame and the final one in the sixth. The only inning Grants Pass real ly threatened was the seventh. With one man out Coen walked two batters. The lead runner Kermit McLcmore, was thrown uut at tempting to steal third and John Hammond struck out to cud the inning. Not one of the three Grants Pass runners left on base in the seven inning game got further than sec ond base. Frank Sprinkle reached second in the sixth frame on a Roseburg error and Darrell Woot en's single. Coen. retired the next two men to end the threat. Six Runs Scored Roseburg started the scoring oig with six runs in the first inning. With one man out Jim Dietz sin gled to right field. Ray Munyon then sent a long fly lo left-center field which went for an inside the park home run. Jerry Droscher followed wilh the second Roseburg home run. Dro scher's drive cleared the lelt field fence at about the 335 foot mark. Ron Beamer and Bill Oerding work ed Wooten for free passes and Al Lindbloom drove in the fourth run of the inning when he reached first on a Grants Pass error. Don Wells sent Oerfing home when the right fielder dropped his fly. Coen singled and Wells caught up with Lindbloom at third base. Lindbloom was forced into a run down between home and third and was finally tagged out. Wells scor ed on the fourth error of the in ning before John Livingston went out for the second time to retire the side. The While Sox added three more runs in the third inning as Lind bloom tripled off the left field fence with Wells and Coen following with singles. Livingston reached base on a fielders choice and Dietz collect ed his third single of the game. Dietz continued around to third on an error on the third baseman and tried to score even though the ball was in the infield. The third baseman tossed lo the catcher and was out trying to stretch a single into a home run. Beamer Triples A triple by Beamer and singles j uy i.io-.iuiooio aim ens coiuuiiieu with a walk and two errors pro duced three more runs for the White Sox in Ihe fourth inning. Three seemed to be the magic number for the White Sox as they came up with the final three runs of tho game in the sixth. Singles by Livingston. Munyon and Dro scher provided Roseburg with the hits of the inning. These hits were combined with two errors to pro duce the runs. - Dietz led the White Sox al the plate with three hits in four ap pearances. Munyon, Droscher, Wells and Coen had two hits for four times at bat while Lindbloom If you own a sports car any or i with 3 steel cord layers highest safety extra mileage SMh' PARKER TIRECAP 2335 N. E. Diamond Lake Blvd., Roseburg OR 3-8301 MICHEUN "X" Tire, olio ovpiloble for TRUCKS - TRACTORS - TRAILERS collected a triple and a single in three trips to the plate. The two teams moved to Grants Pass Sunday to play t ie second game. Roseburg found things a lit tle rougher but still managed to come through with an 8-5 victory over Grants Pass. Grants Pass started off the scor ing with three runs in the second inning. These runs came on a to tal of five base hits. Four ol the Grants Pass safeties were infield hits. Roseburg tied the game by con tinuing the three runs an inning habit. Livingston led off reaching first on an error. Wells advanced Livingston to second on a fielders choice and Dietz brought Ihe run in with a long double. Beamer walked and Lindbloom followed with a single scoring Dietz. Beamer scored when Gene Wagner struck out and the catcher missed the ball allowing Wagner to reach first. Grants Pass scored a single run in the fifth inning to regain the lead. The final Grants Pass run crossed the plate in the seventh frame. Roseburg Scores In 7th Roseburg collected three runs again in the seventh inning lo take the lead back. Ken Ayrcs walked and Jim Smith was hit by a pitch ed ball. With two outs Dietz hit a hard ground ball to the short-stop which went through the infield and allowed one run to score with Smith going to third and Dietz to second. Both runners crossed the plate when Beamer singled. The final two insurance runs came in the ninth inning for Rose burg. Livingston singled and went to second on a fielders choice. George Sanders walked to put run ners on first and second. Droscher reached first on a fielders choice with Livingston being forced at third. A pass ball and a wild pitch al lowed Sanders to score with Dro scher moving to third. Peamer then connected for a double to drive the final run of the ball game across. Beamer was the leading hitter for the game with a perfect night , at the plate. Beamer connected for two singles and a double in three ' trips to the plate. He also had two ; runs batted in. j Tonight the White Sox travel to Eugene to play the Ducks at Bethel Park. Game time is 7:39 p.m. Linescore: (Sunday's game) Roseburg 000 300 302-8 9 2 Grants Pass 030 010 1005 8 5 Batteries: Roseburg; Smith, Oer ding (8) and Myers, Dietz (2), Sanders (8). Grants Pass; Jacob son and Hunnicutt. WP: Smith. LP: Jacobson. Sports In Brief SWIMMING TOLEDO. Ohio Jeff Farrell of New Haven and Tom Stock of ! Indianapolis were double winners, and six world records were bet tered in three-day national AAU meet: Indianapolis A.C. won team honors. RACING CHICAGO TV Lark (535.40) look the S135.600 Arlington classic ' at Arlington Park. Englewood. Calif. Pappa's j All ($7) won the $143,200 Holly wood juvenile championship for' 2-year-olds. i NEW YORK - Francis S. ! (S6.20) was the victor in $54,100' Dwyer handicap at Aqueduct. I imported car -- 5 it! ..... Tv8f MIKE COEN , throws two-hitter. A. RON BEAMER , . 3 hits. 2 RBI's. Deubleheader Split By Drain The Drain Black Sox came through in the first game of the doubleheader with Beaverton Sat urday night to win 116 while Beaverton edged the Black Sox in the second game 6-5. Drain's bats were booming in the first game as the Black Sox col lected 13 hits to score H runs. While Drain was circling tho bases the Beaverton Taggarts could only score six runs on seven base hits. In the second game the Taggarts managed to score six runs again, but Drain could only rally for five. The split in the doubleheader gives Drain a season record of 35 wins and 13 losses. Drain took Sunday and todav off to travel to Canada. The Black Sox will begin competition in the La co mbe Tournament tomorrow. The Black Sox will meet Lcth bridge in the first game of the Canadian tourney at 6 p.m. The winners in the first days action will play for the championship Wednesday evening. Following the tournament t h e Black Sox will take Thursday off to travel to Lethbridge, Canada, to play in a two day tournament Friday and Saturday. The Drain squad will continue to play games as they return home through Wash ington and northern Oregon. The next home game for the Black Sox will be August 11 when the Roseburg White Sox travel to Drain for a single game. When ushers of the Milwaukee Braves went on strike, executive vice president Birdie Tebbcts sup ervised the ushering for the Inde pendene Day twin bill against Pittsburgh. e
