Jamboree ' Set At
Go-l(arts From Nine Clubs
Scheduled For Sunday Race
The Roseburu Speedway will
come lo life Sunday karts Irom
nine clubi will be competing in i
jamboree sponsored by the Rose
burg Kart Club.
Roseburg'a Kart Club hss been
holding races lor loral driven lot
the past Jive weeki. Thia week
end will be the first time there has
Riddle Faces
Title Match
Riddle will travel to Glendale
today to tangle with Glendale lor
the South Douglas Little league
championship at 7:30 p. m.
Glendale won the first half of
the Lillle League action in the
, southern area of Douglas County.
Riddle came back to win the aec
" ond half. Both teams have the
league records of nine wins and
one loss for league play.
Glendale downed the Kiddle nine
-in the first half of play. In the
' second half action Riddle came
- back to hand the Glendala team
' its onlv league loss.
'. The South Douglas leaguei were
set up so that if two teams were
'. lied at the end of the season there
would be a playoff game. In the
, I'ee Wee League. Riddle went
' through the entire season without
losing a league game. This put
'. the Riddle Pee Wees in first place
in both lalvcs of play and gave
: them the league title.
Tonight's game at Gelndale will
be played at the high school field.
Umpires from Roseburg and
Grants Pass will do the officiating.
League Standings
Wednesday Baseball
By THE ASSOCIATED PRISt
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L Pet. CB
Chicago
New York
Baltimore .
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
53 38 .582
50
51
47
4.'l
43
37
44
41
45
45
53
54
.575
.537
.534
.489
.489,
.41)4
Boston 36 53 .41)4 15
Kansas City 34 54 .386 .17'i
Tuesday Results
Kansas City 2, Baltimore 1 (N)
Detroit 5, Washington 3 (N)
New York 6, Cleveland 1 (N)
I ' Chicago 16, Boston 3 (N)
1 Wadnatday Camas
; Cleveland at New York (2)
. Kansas City at Baltimore (N)
. Detroit at Washington (N)
Chicago at Boston (N)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W.. L. Pet. G.B.
' Pittsburgh . 55 37 .598
Milwaukee S3 36 .506 Vi
lxis Angelca .... 48 41 ,539 5'.i
St. Louis 49 43 ,m 6
San Francisco . 45 43 .511 8
Cincinnati 42 49 .462 2'4
Philadelphia .... 38 55 .398 jSVii
; Chicago 33 57 .367 21.
Tuesday Results
Philadelphia 4. Chicago 1
Pittsburgh 5, St. Louis 4 (N)
Cincinnati 4, Los Angeles 1 (N)
. Alilwaukea 3, San Francisco 1
(Nj
Wednesday Games
Philadelphia at Chicago
Milwaukee at San Francisco
Cincinnati at Los Angeles (N)
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W L Pet. GB
Spokane
Tacoma
Sacramento
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Vancouver
San Diego
Portland
1 42
.592
.549 d'i
.529 614
.510 81)
.495 10
.446 15
.442 l.Vi
56
54
Ml
50
45
46
46
48
48
51
56
58
43
56
.434 16
Tuasdav'a Results
Seattle 11. San Diego i
Sacramento 3, Vancouver 1
Spokana 2, Salt Lake City 0
Tacoma 9, Portland 7
Wednesday's Schedule
Vancouver at Sacramento
Portland at Tacoma
- Seattle at San Diego
; Salt Lake at Spokana
; NORTHWEST LEAGUE
W I, Pet. GB
; lwis(on 17 13 .567
- Yakima 15 13 .536 1
Salem 15 15 .5110 2
- Wenatchee 13 14 .481 2'i
Tri Cities 14 1R .467 3
T Eugene 13 16 .448 3'
Tuesday's results
Kugene 22, Wenatchee
Yakima 11. Salem 10
Tn-Cilies 7 1, l.ewiston 2 2
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been cars competing for the tro
phies from all over the state.
Thirteen trophies will be given to
the winners. In addition to the tro
phies presented for the trophy dash
es the first place winners in the A
Main, A Super, B Alain and B
Super will receive trophies.
Trophies will also be presented
to the winners of the Junior races
and the Powder Puff race. The
junior races will find drivers 14
and under competing while the pow
der puff will be for women drivers.
Besides the host club, kart clubs
from eight Uregon citiea have been
invited. Drivers are expected from
Salem, Albany, Junction City, L'u
gene, Springfield, Medford, Myrtle
Creek and Toledo.
Not all of tha guest cluba have
confirmed the date, but several
clubs have promised to send driv
ers to Roseburg.
Dale Herman will be one of the
top drivers representing the Rose
burg Club. Herman holds the track
record at the Roseburg Speedway
This record of 26 5 seconds was
set Julv 3.
Other top drivers competing for
Roseburg will be .lack Bnggs, ur
ley Miliigan Jr., Wes Buzzard and
Frank Coplin.
The local Kart Club hopes that
many youngsters from the Rose
burg area will be on hand to par
ticipate in Sunday'a junior races.
One of the major purposes of the
club is to promote activity among
the younger drivers.
Tme trials will start at 1 p.m.
with tha races scheduled to begin
at 2 p.m. Admission will be charged
for the event.
Favorites Lead Way
SEATTLE (AP) Top-seeded
Bill Quillian of Seattle and UCLA's
second-ranked Norm Perry con
tinued to wend their way through
opponents in the men's singles di
vision of the Slate Tennis Cham
pionships here Tuesday.
Perry downed Dr. Clint Knox
of Richland 6 3, 6 4, while Quil
lian defeated Jim Herman of Ta
coma 6-2, 6 1.
Third-seeded Bob Delgado of
I.os Angeles defeated Sam Kono,
Seattle 6-1, 6-4.
Bowling
Results
MONDAY SUMMER LIAOUS
W L en.
flutter Skoolara 2) 13 23
Odd Ballt 72 14 72
Allay Cats 71 15 21
Cherry Plckaci 21 IS 21
3M'I 4 1 21 15 21
Lucky Slrlkn It 12 If
Channel Four IS' U' U'i
pour spares IS 19 18
Pin A Four IS II IS
Pin Pusheri 17 If 1'
High Ballt 14 20 la
Die Herd! 13 73 13
Gutter Dulttrs 17' 1 73i 12',
Low Ballt 12 74 13
Raujlli: Guttar Dutlari 4. Pin A Four 0,
M'l a I 4. Low Balls 0; Odd Ball! 3,
High Ball! tl Charrv PickafB X Dlt Harda 1
Allay Calf 7, Channal Four 3) Four sparat
I, Lucky Slrlktt it fin rutnara t, uuar
Skoolara ?.
High Sanaa: Mariana Mumon isT-iaa-iey
534, Ola Harda.
Hlnh Gama; Dans Rlnatiarr it). Aiiay
Call.
othar H oh Scoraa: Lou Yundt lis. Margar.
I Cornutt IM. Paoav Bullar I7t. Irana
Buaanbark 17S, Connla Klngry l'f, Batty Vln
cant 174.
Church Of God Nine Wins
Doubleheader From LDS
Th Church nf God downed the
Latter Dav Saints 42 and 14-5 inltliree runs in the first inning on
Church League doubleheader
ilayed at the Veterans Hospital
Diamond last night.
In the opener the Church of God
scored four runs in the last two
innings to win the ball game. The
Latter Day Saints came up wim
one run in the second inning and
one in the fifth.
he first run for Ihe Latter Day
Saints was scored in tha second
inning. Joe Sti'ickling connected for
a home run as the lead off batler.
Howard Jones scored the Itnal run
tor the Latter Day Saints.
The Church of God scored two
runs in the fourth inning to lake
a 2 1 lead. Selmar Hutchins reach
ed first base on an error and ad
vanced to second when Bob Miller
walked. S. Hutchins was furred at
third on a play which allowed
Wayne Hutchins to reach first.
Best drew a free pass to load
tha liases and A. Talbot singled
to drive in the runs. Bob Lang
hoff then struck out to end the in
ning. The winning runs came in the
fifth inning for the Church of God
A base hit and an error combined
with three ground outs produced
the two runs.
In the final game the Latter Day
Saints managed to srore five runs,
but the Church of God came tip
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Roseburg Speedway on July 31 when the Roseburg Kart Club plays host to Kart clubs
from eight other Oregon cities. Herrman hol'os the track record at the Roseburg Speedway
ond has won several other trophies kart racing. (News-Review Staff Photo)
Pittsburgh Stops St. Louis
To Keep Half Game Lead
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The stubborn Pittsburgh Pirates
aren't going to walk the plank for
anybody. At least not as long as
Vern Law can beat Ihe St. Louis
Cardinals practically blindfolded.
And not as long as Elroy Face
can right a sinking ship.
The Cards rocked Law with a
pair of two-run homers in the sev
enth inning Tuesday night, but he
survived the inning with a 5-4 lead
that turned out to be the final
score as Pittsburgh stayed a half
game ahead of .Milwaukee in the
National League pennant race.
The victory was Law's 13th. mak
ing In in the biggest winner in the
majors.
It was also his 10th straight over
St. Louis which hasn't beaten him
since June 24, 1958.
But when the Cards acled up on
reliever Fred Green in the eighth,
it was up to Face to salt the vic
tory with a double play ball and
then a 123 job in the ninlh for
his 15th save among the Pirates'
55 triumphs.
Braves Win
Milwaukee, too, had it in the bull
pen, as Ron Piche saved his sev-
Sports Calendar
WEDNESDAY
Vets' Employees vs. U.S. Ply
wood, 6 p.m., Veterans Hospital
Diamond (Twilight League).
Drain Black Sox at Lacombe
Tournament, final round, La
combe, Canuda.
Roseburg White Sox vs. Eugene
Ducks, 7:30 p.m., Bethel Park, Eu
gene. Riddle vs. Glendale, 7:30 p.m..
South Douglas Little League cham
pionship, Glendale.
THURSDAY
First Christian vs. First Prcshy-
terian Church, p in. Veterans
Hospital Diamond (Church
League).
Latter Dav Saints vs. Vets Pa
tients, 6 p.m.. Veterans Hospital
Diamond (Church League).
'With 14. The Church of God scored
two walks, one error, a fielder s
choice and three base hits. The
big blow was a home run by W.
Hutchins with two men on.
In (he second frame the Church
of God added four runs. Four ad
ditional runs came in the third and
the final three scored in the fourth,
The 14 runs came on a total of
' 17 base hits.
Talbot, W. lliilrhins and Miller
connected for home runs fur the
winners. W. Hutchins and Talbot
'also connected lor a single, and
a double to give them three hits
for three times at bat.
The Latter Dav Saints scored
one run in the first inning. Two
runs crossed Ihe plate in the sec
ond frame and the final two scored
in the fifth. The Latter Day Saints
stored its five runs on 11 base
hits.
Linascorast
LD Saints 010 012 1 2
Church of God O0O 224 6 0
Batteries: Latter Day Saints:
Sparks and Lowe. Church of God;
w. iiuirnini ann ti. i.augnou.
WP: Hutchins. l.l't Sparks
LI) Saints
120 02 5 11
; Church of God
344 3x 14 17
Batteries: Latter Day Saints:
Sparks and Notcnhoom. Church nf
God: W. lliilrhins and S. Hutch
ins. WP: Hutchins. LI': Sparks.
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enth for the Braves who beat the
Giants 3-1 at San Francisco. Carl
Willey (5-4) was the winner on a
five-hitter, but Piche had to wipe
out the side in the ninth after the
Giants rocked Willey with a homer
and a single.
Cincinnati's Bob Purkey (10 61
pitched the only complete winning
game in the league, a four-hitter
that topped the Dodgers 4 1 at l.os
Angeles. Dirk Farrell had to bail
out Robin Roberts (7-9) to nail
down the Philadelphia Phillies 4-3,
come-liom behind victory at Chi
cago.
In the American League, the Chi
cago While Sox slammed Boston
16 3 with a 21 -hit. four-homer at
tack that enabled them to stay a
game up on the New York Yank
ees. Mickey Mantle hit his 25th
homer as the Yanks beat fourth
place Cleveland 6-1. Third-place
Baltimore also lost ground in a
2-1 defeat by Kansas City, while the
Detroit iigers lied Washington for
fifth by defeating the Senators 5-3.
Ihe Pirates put over tha clinch
ing runs in the lop of the seventh
when Bill Alazeroski singled and
pinch-hitter Bill Virdon hit his sixth
homer. Law had a triple, his sec
ond of the year, in a three-run
Pittsburgh outburst in the fourth
against loser Curt Simmons (.2-1).
Crow Homers
Carl Sawatski and that slugging
pinch hitter. Georee Crowe, had
the Cardinal homers. Crowe ex
tended his alltime pinch-hit homer
record to 3.
The Braves' victory, their sixth
straight over the Giants and their
lllh in their last 13 games, pre-
Sports In Brief
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BASEBALL
NEW YORK - Cleveland Indi
ana got shortstop Rocky Bridges
and catcher Bub Wilson from De
troit in waiver deal that sent
catcher Hank Foiles to Tigers.
LOS ANGELES Cincinnati
pitcher Joe Nuxhall fined $250 and
suspended five days for run-in
with umpires at Chicago Monday.
RAC I NO-
CHICAGO Calumet's Bean
Prince ($4.80) and Pied d'Or
($4.40) took two top events at Ar
lington Park.
OCEAN PORT, N.J. Exalta
do ($5.40) won Monmouth Park
feature to complete triple for jock
ey Walter Blum.
NEW YORK Gawain ($8 40)
surged to victory in stretch in top
race at Aqueduct.
Sherwood Tops British
SHERWOOD (AP) When the
srores were compared Monday, it
was determined that a team of
archers representing
had defeated a team
Sherwood
111 totting -
ham, England, in the Robin Hood
bow and arrow competition.
The Sherwood archers rolled tip
a total of 10.363 points when they
shot Thursday. The English shot
at Nottingham the following day.
They scored 10.185 points.
Th competition is part of an
annual community celebration
here.
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vented Sad Sam Jones (1210)
from matching Law's win record.
Jones struck out 11 and didn't give
up a hit until the sixth inning.
But in the seventh the Braves
Lee Maye singled through the box,
stole second and came home on
Johnny Logan's single. In the
eighth. Eddie Mathews walked and
went to third in Hank Aaron's sin
gle. Joe Adcock squeezed home
Mathews and Aaron scored when
Jim Marshall threw wild trying to
catch him at second.
Marshall homered to lead off the
ninth, and Felipe Alou singled, but
Piche moved in to get Hobie Lan-
d 11 1 tl on a fly, and pinch hitters
Dave Philley and Dale Long on
ground balls.
Rookies Luff Cook and Gordon
Coleman, each playing only his
second game for Cincinnati, drove
in a run apiece and veteran Frank
Robinson hit homer No. 19 for the
other two as Cincinnati beat John
ny Podres (8-8). Cook had four sin
gles in four trips.
Purkey. who has now beaten the
Dodgers three times this season,
gave up Duke Snider's 12th home
run.
The Phillies, down 2-1 in the
ninth, got a three-run homer from
third-string catcher Clay Dalrym-
plo oft loser Glen Hobme (9-13).
But then Ron Santo opened the
Cub half with a homer. Farrell :
came on, only to be greeted by a
double by Ernie Banks, before get-j
ting the final three men. Banks'
earlier regained a share of thei
league home run lead when he hit
No. 28 to match Aaron's total. I
Sutherlin 'Stars'
Topple Winchester
Sutherlin's Little League All
Stars, downed the Winchester nine
12-10 in eight innings at Sutherlin
last week.
The City Barbershop Dodgers
also came through with a win over
the Winchester 10 and under team
in the preliminary game.
Winchester came up with six
runs in the top of the sixth frame
to tie the All-Stars 10-10 at the end
of regulation play. The big inning
lor Winchester came on four Suth
erlin errors.
in the eighth Inning Webber singl
ed for Sutherlin to drive Ihe win
ning runs across. Sikstrom was the
winning pitcher.
Sikstrom went tha distanre for
Sutherlin giving up only four base
hits. He struck out 13 batsmen andi
walked only one.
In the preliminary game the City
Barbershop Dodgers scored 10
runs on six hits to win 10-6. Steve
Waller allowed only four hits
while striking our seven Winshes-I
ler batters. Winchester combined
hits with six free prsses to score
six runs.
Pat M ullin.t led the hitting for
; the Dodgers. Mullins connected for
1 home run and a double.
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Women Golfers Ready
For Astoria Tourney
ASTORIA. Ore. (AP) The
women take over today in the
50th annual Oregon Coast golf
championships at the Astoria Golf
and Country Club course.
They were idle Tuesday while
the men and senior men's divi
sions competed for places in the
quarterfinals. The favorites ad
vanced for the Thursday quarter
final play.
In the men's division, medalist
Phil Underwood, Portland, de
feated Bob Jenson. Portland, 6
and 5. Defending champion Ralph
Dichter, Astoria, eliminated Don
Fraser, Astoria, 2 and 1.
In the senior men's competition,
Ted Fleskes, Vancouver, Wash.,
beat Ed Chanev, San Francisco,
3 and 2. Medalist T. R. Williams
advanced by default.
Pittsburgh's Dick Stuart hit
eight home runs on the road this
season before hitting one at home.
Then he hit three in succession
at Forbes Field.
8 The News-Review, Roseburg,
Canyonville Fathers
Play Little Leaguers
An exhibition game between the
Canyonville Little League baseball
team and the fathers of the boys
will be played at Canyonville at 6
p.m. Thursday, July 28.
The gams will be played at the
Canyonville Grade School baseball
diamond. This will be a benefit
game to help pay the expenses of
the Little League and Pea Wee
program in Canyonville.
The contest will give the fathers
a chance to show their sons how
they used to play ball. The boys
wili be out to prove they can beat
their sdads.
No admission will be charged,
but donations will be taken.
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U of 0 Afhlele Among
400 Meter Runners
EUGENE, Ore. (AP) A I A 1500-meter walk has been
couple of athletes who took a de-1 added to the Saturday meet,
tour from the football field and which will climax the training
the basketball court are going full ! program here, providing a total of
throttle on the Olympic highway
today as members of the United
States track and field team train
ing here for the 1960 Olympiad in
Rome.
Ted Woods of Pittsburgh went
to the University of Colorado on
a football scholarship. Otis Davis
of Los Angeles entered Oregon
as a basketball grant-in-aid stu
dent. Oddly, both hit the Olympic
jackpot in the 400-meter run.
They are only two of an ath
letic crowd that has grown to
about 90. Half a dozen members
of the walking team and the ham
mer throwing contingent, plus
several high school stars, have
joined the regular track and field
group for the week of training.
Ore. Wed., July 27, 1960
World Series Set
For Little Loop
Dedication of the new Headquar
ters building will highlight final
day ceremonies of the 14th annual
World Series of Little League Base
ball which takes place at Williams
port, Pennsylvania, August 23-27.
Eight teams representing the
United States' entries will include
Regional winners from North,
South, East and West.
The championship game will be
played at 2 p.m. Saturday, August
27. Third place will be decided at
10 a.m. the same day.
New York racing drew 81,996
fans on Independence Day. There
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the rookies of the gang here
in spite of the 28 years which
makes Davis the oldest runner on
the track. Woods, Colorado soph
omore, is 19 and this is his first
year of quartermiling, whether
measured metrically or in yards.
Even lT-year-old Joe F'aust of
Culver City, Calif., youngest mem
ber of the team, is a veteran
compared to Davis and Woods.
Faust has been a serious student
of high jumping for six years and
is one of the few Humans ever to
clear seven feet.
Davis, now beyond college elig
ibility, was introduced to the cin
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gon track Loach Bill Bowerman
noted that Davis was only an
average basketball guard, but one
with tremendous jumping ability.
He talked the Army veteran in
to a pair of spikes and Davis
jumped 6 feet 2 inches in his first
meet. That was in 1958.
Short of sprinters for a dual
meet, Bowerman entered Davis
and the lean ex-basketball player
ran away from the regulars. So
in 1959 Bowerman, with a coach's
intuition, switched Davis to the
quarter mile. He ran his first one
in :48.4 trom a stand up start.
Woods had run the half mile a
bit at Fifth Avenue High in Pitts
burgh. Last spring at Colorado,
he turned out for track "for a
change of scenery from football.
I thought it would help ma keep
in shape.'
He took on the strange quarter
mile distance and had no dreams
of visiting Rome until he clicked
off a :45.7 400 meters in the Na
tional Collegiate meet. At the
Olympic trials he was clocked at
:46.7. Davis was third in the
same timing.
Jack Yerman of Woodland,
Calif., is the ace of the 400-meter
crew and Earl Young of San
Francisco ranks second. Woods
and Davis, still trusting to raw
power, are striving to improve
their form, their starts and their
sense of pace.
"Doggonit," said Woods, "I
can't break myself of looking
back." In most of his competition
during his rookie year that was
the only way he could see the
race.
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