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DOWNTOWN ROSEBURG was the scene of o kort parade Saturday as the local drivers
i turned out to show local fans what the karts look like. The event was staged to give fans
a preview of the Kart Jamboree, which was later cancelled. Races were held in its
plpce at the Roseburg Speedway Sundoy. (News-Review Staff Photo)
KART DRIVERS take-ott at the Roseourg Speeaway 10 Degin
curving track. The featured event at the Speedway was the
by Dick Ebert. (News-Review Staff Photo)
Milwaukee, Pittsburgh Fall,
Giants Win Fifth
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The San Francisco Gianli have
rrttie nut of the lag and put a
damper on predictions of their
early elimination from the Nation
j League pennant scramble.
- A revitalized pitching stiff
Mhlrh has allowed only six runs
in the last five games, all victor
ies, has Riven the Giants new hope.
AJhouuh slill in fifth place to
df, they are only i'-i games be
hind I'ittsbiirfth. the National
J.eague leader. The recall of shin
jjcr Willie McCovcy and crack re-
-liever Sherman Jones from the
minors mean they're slill in the
pennant-seeking business for 10.
', $indy, the older of tho Jones
- boys. Sad Sam, fashioned a neat
; two-hitter as San Krancisco whip-
- ped Cincinnati 6 2 to sweep t h e
; Jltrce-gamo set.
- Cards Scon Doubl Win ,
". The l'irales, upended by the
.' -t'liic-aRo Cubs for the seaond
slriiiglit day 6 2, maintained their
(wo-Kanie lead over Milwaukee.
The Braves dropped a 7 5 decision
;.lolhe on-rhariting Los Angeles
Dodgers. The fourth place St.
.'T.ouis Cards swept the only dou-
bleheadnr on the senior circuit
. slate, 9-2 and 5-3 over Philadelphia.
- In the American League, the
; Chicago White Sox increased their
- leaning margin to a game and a
half over the New York Yankees.
The White Sox won two from Wash-
ington. 5 2 and -5 while the Yanks
. split with Kansas City, losing the
-opener 5 2 in 11 innings and tak
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ing the nightcap 6 0. Baltimore
edged Cleveland 65 and Detroit
split a pair with Boston as Ted
Williams slammed his 510th life
time home run. The Tigers won 9 6
and then lost 8 4.
Sad Sam made Cincinnati very
unhappy, striking out ID to post his
l:ilh triumph. The veteran right
hander yielded only a two-run
homer to Gus Bell in the first and
a two-out single by Vada JPinson
in the ninth.
The Giants broke a 2 2 deadlock
in the fifth, scoring three times
on singles by Willie Mays and Jim
Marshall, a double by Orlando
Cepeda, a wild, pitch and an error.
Mays wrenched his It'ft ankle in
the fifth and was replacer-in the
Sports Calendar
Monday
Vets' Employees vs. Paul Jack
son Wholesale, 6 p m., Vet's Hos
pital Diamond (Twilight League).
Crain Black Sox vs. Edmonton,
8 p.m., Edmonton, Canada,
Tuesday
First Methodist vs. North Rose
burg Church, 6 p.m.. Vet's Hospi
tal Diamond (Church League).
Vets' 1'atients vs. First Christian
Church, 6 p.m., Vet's Hospital Dia
mond (Church League I.
Drain Black Sox vs. Edmonton,
8 p in., Edmonton, Canada.
BILL MACHEN'S
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a gruenng race orouna rne
junior race which was won
In
eighth. Bob Turkey (10-7) was the
loser.
Veteran Grady Halton paved the
way for the Cubs' triumph over
the Pirates. He broke a two-all tic
with a two-run single in the sev
enth and Chicago collected two
more runs, both unearned, in the
same frame. Don Klston saved
Don Cardwell's filth Triumph. Lef
ty Harvey Haddix (6-7) was the
loser.
Drysdal Wins
Don Diysdale won his sixlh
straight for the Dodgers who
moved to within two games of Mil
waukee and four of Pittsburgh. Ed
Roebuck relieved in the ninth to
protect Drvsdalc's loth victory aft
er the Dodgers had overcome the
Braves' three-run uprising in the
first with live tallies in the bot
tom half of the inning. Bob Lillis,
filling in fur ailing shortstop Maury
wills, delivered ttie lug mow,
three-run double off starler Carl
Willey (5-51.
The Cards, only 4'4 games be
hind the Pirates, used the produc
tive hat of Bill While to double-up
the Phillies. White drove in six
runs with two homers.
Curt Simmons (3 1) and Ray
Sadecki (5 5). both lefties, picked
up the victories although Lindy
McDaniel bailed out Sadecki in
the ninth of the nightcap. Stan
Musial, Joe Cunningham and Ken
ny Hover also homered for the
Cardinals.
Row
selbaairgi iowns Corvallis, 11-4
8 The Newt-Review, P.oieburg,
White Sox
Over Coquilie Loggers
Jim Smith gave up three hits as
the Kosebuig White Sox downed
ImT.' m, scr8 8 0 at Leg,on
Smith was in complete control of
the game from the opening batter
till he was relieved by Al l.ind
bloom in (he ninth inning. Eight
of the first nine batters to face
Smith were strike out victims.
Smith had a total of lb strike outs
for the game and issued only one
free pass.
Coquilie connected for a single
in the filth inning and piWed up
two singles in the seventh l ame
For the entire ball game only two
Coquilie runners were left on base.
The ol her 'two men who managed
to make it to first were thrown
out attempting to steal second.
The While Sox wasted no time
in getting three runs on the score
board. Livingston Scores
John Livingston doubled in the
first inning and went tu third on a
wild pitch. He continued to the
plale on a sacrifice fly off Ihe bat
of Ray Mtinyon. Jerry Droscher
then singled and Bill Uerding was
hit by the pitcher.
Droscher scored when Fred liar
Bis reached base on an error and
Oerding scored the third run of
the inning .on a wild pitch. Rose
burg continued to lead 3-0 until the
third inning.
In the third frame the White
Sox made it a 4 0 ball game. Dros
cher walked and continued around
the bases on a double by Oerding.
Oerding was thrown out attempt
ing to stretch his hit to a triple.
In the fourth inning Roseburg
came up with another run. Wilh
two men out Jim Dietz tripled to
center field and Livingston follow
ed with a double over second base.
Livingston's second double of the
game came on a short pop fly lo
right-center field which could not
be handled as the sun was in the
fielder's eyes.
The seventh frame saw the White
Sox add a lone run to the score to
Beavers Divide Tvin Bill
But Stay In PCL Cellar
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and 2-0. Last-place Portland smote
The Portland Beavers split a j Sacramento 4-0 in the first game
doubleheader Sunday with the i but dropped the nightcap to the
Sacramento Solons, but still are , third-place Solons 8-7. Scalllo and
in last place in Ihe Pacific Coast
League pennant race.
The Beavers open a series to
night in San Diego, a half game
behind Ihe Vancouver Motilities,
and one game behind the Padres.
In splitting the twin hill Sunday
at Sacramento, Portland got an
other shutout victory from Harry
Byrd, who threw a 4 0 triumph in
Ihe opener. Portland bowed in the
nightcap 8-7.
Byrd gave lip only six hits in
registering his eighth victory
against five losses this season.
The Beavers backed hnn wilh
an eight-hit attack. One was Don
Taussig's 15th homer of the. year.
Elsewhere around the league,
Willie McCovcy went back to the
San Francisco Giants and the
Tacoma Giants were sad lo see
him go.
Two Homers Hit
Big Willie bashed two home runs
Sunday, one in each game of a
doubleheader, to lead the Pacific
Coast League Giants past the
floundering Vancouver Mounlies
5-4 and 7-1.
It was an auspicious goo,lby for
Ihe Negro first baseman, lie had
litt only one homer fiom (lie lime
he joined Tacoma July 18 to Sun
day. His two blows, pins a triple
in Ihe first game, raised his bat
ling average lo an even ?,(K)
Spokane kept inlaet its 2 H
game league lead over the Giants
by beating San Diego twice 13 8
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Score Win
make it a 6 0 game. Dietz led off
wilh his second tripe 0f the after-
" s" s"t "y
hit by Larry Hink.
Scores Final Runs
Roseburg scored the final runs of
Ihe ball game in the eighth inning.
Duane Miller led off with a single
and advanced on an error and a
fielder's choice. Miller crossed the
plale on a wild pilch. Ken Ayres
scored the final run alter he reach-
d first on the fielder's choice he
,siie second, went to third and
crossed the plate on wild pitches.
Livingstone led the White Sox in
the hitting department as he con
nected for two doubles in two trips
to the plate. Dietz had two triples
in four times al bat. Miller connect
ed for a single in his only appear
ance at the plate.
The White Sox take a week off
before traveling lo Ashland to play
the final league games of the sea
son. The games against Ashland
will start at 1 p.m. Saturday. If
one team wins both games of Ihe
doubleheader it will win the league
championship.
Ore. Mon
. Aug.
Oregon Stale-Gal Game
To Be Carried On TV
Ixcal television viewers will get
to see Oregon Slate's football team
on Iheir screens Oct. 29.
Oregon State and California will
play at Multnomah stadium, wilh
the game being televised on a re
gional network. This will be one
of the four televised games involv
ing teams of the Big 5 Conference.
Thomas J. Hamilton, AAWU Ex
ecutive Director, announced this
fall's NCAA football telecasts re
cently. Hamilton said that four of
the five teams from the Big 5 will
be seen on television this year
Salt Lake Cilv also split a double
bill, the Rainiers winning the first
7-6, then dropping the second 6 2.
McCovey s second homer came
in the fourth with one on and put
Tacoma in the lead lor good
Frank Reveira and Malty Alou
each got home runs in a live-run
(if III frame.
Willie's 350-foot circuit clout in
the fourth inning of the nine-frame
opener tied it for the Giants. Jim
Dyck put Vancouver ahead wilh a
two-run homer in the fifth but Ta
come came back with a run in
the sixlh and two more in ihe next
frame lo win it.
Sparks Lower Boom
Spokane lowered the boom on
San Diego in the Padres' first
game under Ihe tutelage of tempo
rary manager Jimmy Reese. The
Indians got five homers in the
first game two by Ron Fairly
and others by Charley Smith,
Tony Roig and Ed Sadowski. Ben
Rakow and reliefer Bob Giallom
bardo shut out the Pads on four
hits in the seven inning niuhtcap.
At Salt Lake City, the Rainiers
had to choke off an uprising in
the final frame of the seven-inning
0oncr lo dow n the Bees, hut they
couldn't hold the homeiowners
back in the second contest.
Salt Lake's Hank Mitchell
slammed a three-run homer in a
four-run eighth stanza to lead the
Bees to victory.
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Yakima slips Down;
But Bounces Back
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Yakima slipped out of first
place in the Northwest League
for a litUe while during the week-i
end but jumped back to the lop
again Sunday with a double, win i
over Eugene. !
both ends of a twin bill from
Wenatchee. i
Yakima beat Eugene 8-1 and
6-4, Tri-Cities pasted Wenatchee ;
twice by the same score, 5-2, anai
Lewiston and Salem split a dou-;
bleheader. Lewiston, which traded ;
the top spot in the league with
k'f'"!,dln! reZ
the first 5-3, and Salem took the
nightcap 4-3.
Doubles Win
Tippy Johnson and Lcn Tucker
were credited with the first Yaki
ma win with consecutive doubles.
The winners got two other runs
that inning. In the second game.
Ihe highlight was John Carofalo's
homer in the seventh with
Richie on base.
Hap
In the first game al Wenalchee, ! and Doug Coplin sent a Ion" aou
Bob Nelson hit a two-run homer ble to right field to drive in the
in the second inning to put Tri-1 first two Roseburg runs.
Cities in front. Then, in the sev-j Coplin went to third on a throw
enth, Joe Pulliam whammed an-in to (he plate and scored on a
other with a mate aboard for the Corvallis error,
winners. Arnie Hallgren solo ho- Chuck Iliney led off the second
mered for Wenatchee. The big, inning for Roseburg by tripling to
blow in the second game was j center field. Hiney was thrown out
Carl Hutzler's 3-run homer in the I at the plate trying to stretch his
sixth. That, with two unearned!
runs, salted away the second vic
tory. Homers played a big part in
the first game at Saiem, too. Lew
iston's Bob Delgado and Ed 01
sen both slugged 2-run homers
for the winners, and Manager
Karl Kuehl hit a solo homer for
Salem. In the nightcap, J i m
Burke banged another for Salem,
with none on. It was Ihe final,
and winning, blow of Ihe game.
I Two of the Big 5 games will be
shown nationwide, and two will be
shown on a regional network of the
American Broadcasting Company.
Washington and Stanford are the
first teams scheduled. Their Oc
tober 8 meeting at Stanford will
be seen coast to coasl. The Oregon
State game, Oct. 29, will be Ihe
second west coast game televised.
On Nov. 5 Ihe Air Force Acad
emy will host Denver for a region
ally telecast game. Stanford and
California face the regional cam
eras Nov. 19 when Ihey stage Ihe
traditional "big game'1 in Berkeley
UCLA winds up the coast appear
ances and the season's program
Dec. 3 when it plays Duke in Los
Angeles. This game will be a na
tional telecast.
In addition to the coast schools
such perennially great teams a;
Pittsburgh. Army. Navy, Texas,
.Michigan State, Mississippi, Notre
Dame and Ohio State will he reen
on television screens this fall. Syr
acuse and LSU will also have
games televised.
Topping off the season a com
plete televising of the bowl games
is again planned, highlighted by
the historic Rose Rowl. litis year
Rose Bowl will be between one of
the Big 5 members and an oppo
nent selected from among the
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Roseburg unleashed a 16 hit at-1
tack- as ihe American Legion base.
ball team downed Corvallis 11-4 in
the final game of the I960 season
Saturday at Legion Field.
Arlan Foote was on the mound
inr the Roseburg team in its last
outing. Foote went the distance for
the win giving up three hits and
slnking out 13 Corvallis batsmen,
mixture of fast balls and sharp
breaking curves proved to be very
effective for Foote
j h f , fi t u batlers t0
facegFoo,e went down via t he
strike out route. After his team
mates had built up a comfortable
lead Foote relaxed on the mound
and coasted to the victory.
Jump Into Early Lead
The Lockwood Motors team
jumped into an early lead by scor
ing three runs in the first inning.
With one out Jim Jarvis reached
j first on a single. Tom Hatfield
walked to send Jarvis to second
hit into a nome run.
The Corvallis Elks came up with
one run in the fourth inning. Rog
er Cox walked as the lead off bat
ter. Cox stole second and went to
third on an error. Ron Botts walk
ed to load the bases, and toote
hit Tommy Roth to walk the first
run across.
With two men out in the bottom
of the fourth frame Roseburg came
up with three singles to score two
runs. Ron Lake singled and went
to second when he saw no one was
covering the base. Foote singled
to score Lake and Marv French
followed wilh a single which sent
Foote to third. Foote crossed the
plate as the result of a wild pitch.
Roseburg Scores In Fifth
Two more runs were added by
Roseburg in the fifth inning after
Corvallis had scored a single run
in the top of the inning. Corval
lis' run came on a walk by Ray
Hardenburger and a single by Cox.
Hatfield led off for Roseburg
with a single and Walt Edmonds
followed with a free pass in the
single and Hiney reached base on
single and Hiney rached base on
a fielder's choice. Ron Lake sin
gled and advanced as far as third
base, but ended the inning strand
ed on second.
This came about when Foote hit
a ground ball with Hiney on sec
ond and Lake on first. Hiney
rounded third and headed for the
plate and the throw in trapped
him. Meanwhile, Lake moved to
third while Ihe play -was being
made and when Iliney got past
the third baseman Lake returned
to second.
The play continued with Lake
trapped between second and third
when the Corvallis second baseman
decided to play on Foote between
first and second. On the play Hin
ey decided lo try to cross the
plale again and was thrown out.
Lake and Foote remained at sec
ond and first.
Roseburg added its final four
runs in Ihe sixth inning. Jarvis
drew a walk and Tom Hobbs dou
bled to left field. Jim Beamer
rached first on an error and Ed
monds followed with a double to
drive in two runs. Edmonds ad
vanced to third on a ground out
and scored when Lake connected
for his third single of the game.
With lvo out in the seventh in
ning Corvallis tried to get a rally
imported car
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going. The Elks managed to score
two runs on two hits, a walk and
one Roseburg error. Tom Guss
had the big blow of the inning as
he connected for a triple to right
field to drive in one run.
Lake, Jarvis and Hatfield each
had a perfect night at the plate.
Jarvis and Hatfield each had two
hits in two times at bat while Lake
had three singles in three trips
to the plate. Coplin and Edmonds
each had two RBI's to lead Rose
burg in that department.
Season Record Of 32-9
Saturday's game ended the 1960
season for the Lockwood Motors
squad. Roseburg ended the year
with a record of 32 wins and nine
losses, a record which makes them
one of the top Legion teams in the
state even though the boys did
not reach the playoffs.
The only remaining contest for
the Legion players is a donkey
baseball game to be held at Le
gion Field August 6. The Donkey
action will see the boys who will
be playing Legion ball next year
against the players who will be
loo old.
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Atkinson Enters
Oregon Tourney
Rogue Valley Country Club's
Southern Oregon Golf Tournament
picked up some added prestige this
week for its 1960 competition when
entries of Bob Atkinson and Mrs.
Tom Harrison were received.-
Atkinson last June won the Ore
gon Golf Association match play
tourney. A three-times winner of
the Southern Oregoa, in 1951, 1952
and 1955, Atkinson plays out of
the Portland Golf Club.
Mrs. Harrison was runner-up
earlier this season for the Pacific
Northwest amateur crown. M r s.
Harrison's club is Waverly of Port
land. The 32nd annual tourney on the
Medford course is scheduled Aug
ust 31 through September 5. Ap
proximately 150 entries are now
on hand. Deadline for entries is
August 24.
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