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Teams Friday's Jamboree Session To Spotlight Older Squads A wiidandwooly nifilit of base-lard Peterson of the Number -8 ball was witnessed at Lesion Kieid i squad. last night as the Pee Wee teamsi Team Number-3 downed team invaded the ballpark to participate Number-7 by a score of 7-1. Team in the Roseburg Kiwanis Club's ; Number-3 had a total of aix hits. Pee Wee Jamboree. I including a home run by Chris A total of 16 teams competed: Gray, last night with the score ranging n the third game team Number from 7-1 U a tight 10. There were 4 shutout team Number-2 4-0. Only even two ball games which ended, one base hit was seen in the game jn ties. as Tim Gibbons collected a single. Dale Cave and Cliff Winters The last game in the eight and each won a baseball glove and two nme age group saw team Number baseballs for selling the most .5 down team Number-6 by a acore tickets to the Jamboree. Other 0f 6-2. prizes were presented 10 me uoys, including a fishing reel to Jeff Smith for getting the first hit in the seventh game. After-Gam. Traits After each ball game the players were treated to pop and ice cream. The evening progressed with a minimum of confusion and ended ahead of schedule as the boys play ed excellent ball. The first four games were play ed by boys eight and nine years nf age. The eight teams in this category were all from Koscburg. The Number 1 team won the opening ball game by downing the Number-8 team 7-1. The only hit in the game was collected by How- League Standings By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. G.B. New York - M 40 ..Wl Chicago .570 1 Baltimore 57 45 .5.',9 2 Cleveland ... 50 46 .521 6 Washington 47 50 .485 9'.i Detroit 45 52 .4114 11 "J Boston 39 57 .408 17 Kansas City 38 56 .404 17 Wednesday Results Detroit 12, New York 2 N Baltimore 6, Chicago 5 (11 in nings) Cleveland 7, Washington 4 N Kansas City at Huston (twl night, postponed, rain) Thursday Gimn Kansa City at Boston (2) Washington at Chicago N Only games Friday Gamts Baltimore at Cleveland N Washington at Chicago N Boston at Detroit N New York at Kansas City N NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. G.B. Pittsburgh 58 40 .5112 Milwaukee 54 42 .58:1 3 St. Louis 55 44 .556 3V4 J,os Angeles 53 43 .552gx 4 San Francisco .. 50 46 .521 7 Cincinnati 43 56 .434 1.V4 Philadelphia ... 41 59 .410 18 Chicago 37 til .373 21 Wednesday Results Los Angeles 3, Pittsburgh 1 (7 innings, rain) N St. Louis 13, Milwaukee 8 N Philadelphia 6, San Francisco 5 N Cincinnati 7-2. Chicago 34 Thursday Games Cincinnati at Chicago San Francisco at Philadelphia N Los Angeles at Pittsburgh N Milwaukee at St. Louis N PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pet. GB Spokane Tacoma Salt Lake City Sacramento Seattle San Diego Vancouver Fortland 67 45 63 49 57 52 57 55 55 56 50 112 49 63 .598 .5113 4 .523 8'4 .509 10 .495 11' 4 .446 17 .437 18 .426 19 46 62 Wednesday's Results Spokane 3, Sacramento 1 San Diego 6. Portland 3 Salt Lake City 8, Vancouver 6 Seattle 3, Tacoma 0 Thursday's Schedule Portland at San Diego Spokane at Sacramento Vancouver at Salt Lake Seattle at Tacoma NORTHWEST LEAGUE W L prt. GB l'l Yakima I.ewiston Tri-Citics F.ugene ... Salem Wcnatcliee 21 21 20 18 18 .568 .538 .526 .474 .462 15 .429 Wednesday's oimat F.ugene 1-1, Lcwiston 0-2 Yakima 10, Wenatchcc 4 Tri-Cilies 6, Salem 5 Thursday's schedule I.ewiston at Kugene Wenatchcc at Yakima Salem at Ti-Cilics THRILLS - SPILLS c FRIDAY NIGHT Time Trials 7:30 P.M. Races 8:30 P.M. SEE TIME TRIAL RACE BETWEEN HARDTOM AND GO CARTS ROSEBURG SPEEDWAY 3 Miles South On Old Hiwiy 99 Stage Score Tied The first two games of the 10 and 11 year olds ended in tied scores. The Giants and the Dodgers ended the game with one run apiece while the White Sox and the Braves ended with a score of 2 2. Winchester took an early lead in the third game by scoring one run in the first inning; however, the Yankees, a Itoseburg team, came back with six runs in the third inning to win 61. Jeff Jones did not allow a hit to the Win chester team, while his team mates collected four hits in the big third inning. The final game of the evening saw Glide down the Roseburg In dians 1-0 in a light pitchers duel. Timmy Zuck went the distance for Glide giving up one hit and sink ing out seven Indians. Zuck did not issue a free pass. Doug Richmond pitched no-hit ball for the losers, walking one baiter and striking out eight op ponents, liotli pitchers showed ex cellent control and good fast balls. Koseburg had only one runner on base while Glide managed to get only two runners on base. Glide scored the winning run in the first inning as Zuck reached tirst base on an error, lie stole second and third, then crossed the plate on a fielder's choice. The other base runner for Glide came in the first inning as the result of the only walk in the game. All games were three inning af fairs which allowed every player to bat. Due to the time limits, each game had In be called at the end of three innings, even if the score was lieu. The second night of action in the Jamboree will be Friday at 6:30. Friday the 12 and under teams will compete in three games ana mo 15 and under teams will play two games. Teams from Roseburg, Glide, Green and Win chester will see action Friday. Yakima Drops Chiefs, 10-4 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Yakima Bears smothered the Wcnatchee Chiefs with homers Wednesday night, running up a 10-4 victory to hold their 1 game lead at the head of the North west League. The winners' John Garofalo got his rotind trip the hard way. In the last of the second inning he singled to right. Wcnatchee sec ond sackcr Mac Schmidt missed tho relay, and Garofalo sprinted 10 second and made the turn. Wcnatchee shortstop Barry Me Carron overthrew third, and Ga- roiaio raced Home. In the other games, second place I.ewiston split a double header with Kugcnc, with the lat ter taking the first 1-0, and Lcw iston winning the second 21, and Tri-Citics managed a 6 5 decision over balem. The others who homered for Yakima were l.en Tucker, who slugged one wilh a male aboard, and Denis Mcnke, who had a solo round-tripper in the seventh. In the opener at Eugene, Jim Gibson gave up only three hits, struck out five and didn't walk anvone. He hit one batter, though, and threw one wild pilch. In the nightcap, winner Jim Johnson struck out six and walked three He gave up five hits. It was a comedy of errors at Kcnncwick. Salem got its first three runs in the first inning on a single, a walk, a double and a two-run single. Tri-Cities errors in the second and fourth allowed Salem's other two runs. Tri-Cities won the game in the ninth when Harvey Jones drew his 105lh walk of the year and came home on a double. I 1 i?..'V' V .TZ.W. A", ' f riii(ita'i"rt"i'' TITANS ON THE American Football League take Roseburg Lady Best Ball Play Roseburg lady golfers will play at best ball round Tuesday at their weekly matches at the Country Club. The pairings for the event will find three ladies in each group. Mrs. C. M. Teague, Mrs. 0. R. Pe tersen and Mrs. Frank McCord will make up one group. Other pairings are Mrs. R. D. Bridges, Mrs. W. H. Machcn and Mrs. Robert Ring; Mrs. II. C. Stearns, Mrs. O. R. Fritz and Mrs. A. M. Perkins; and Mrs. J. V. Pcrrault, Mrs. I. J. Seitz and Mrs. C. L. Thompson. Additional pair ings include Mrs. VV. U. Cascbcer, Mis. K. C. Klemmcr and Mrs. T. H. Pargetcr; Mrs. Kenneth Quinn, Mrs. Roy Sedcll and Mrs. It. Ii. Rhodes: and Mrs. Sidney Lcikcn Mrs. George Luoma and Mrs. Herb Leonnig. T..lt fir.nl ninnlllnM will Vn at..- t if 1 'I I I ML I 3. mill; ItlULdlft'C, llll. 1. J. ! Barnes and Mrs. W. H. Sims; Mrs. Walter Fisher, Mrs. Gerald Kali- ler and Mrs. Hoy Jensen; airs. Robert Harris, Airs. Robert Ganz and Airs. Richard Thompson; Airs. Marshall Smith, Mrs. B. L. Gar rison and Airs. Lee Stewart; and Mrs. Phillip llarth, Mrs. J. O. Hughes and Mrs. M. E. Hard. Sports Calendar Thursday Church of God vs. First Presbyterian Church, 6 p.m., Veterans Hospital Diamond (Church League). Alelrose Community Church vs. Vets Patients, 6 p.m., Vet erans Hospital Diamond (Church League). Friday Pee Wee Jamboree, 6;30 p.m., Legion Field, Roseburg, First Baptist Church vs. Lat ter Day Saints. 6 p.m.. Veter ans Hospital Diamond (.Church League). Drain Black Sox vs. Belling ham Bells, 8 p.m., Bcllincham. U.S. Plywood vs. Oakland Alorchants, 6 p.m., Veterans Hospital Diamond (Twilight League). TENNIS SOUTHAMPTON, N Y. Aus- tralia's Bob Hewitt and Rudy Her nando of Detroit reached t h e quarter finals of the Southampton Invitation Tournament before rain stopped play. - CHILLS 8 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Thur., Aug. 4, 1960 STOCK HARDTOP RACES ".-Vs Jf, - ry . 7. .4 MOVE Candidates for the New York Titans of the new. their turn at the line sled in team training camp at Durham, N, M. Golfers Hold On Tuesday Participants are asked lo con- .tact their team members to range for tee-off times. Winners in the round completed Tuesday were Mrs. Sidney Lcikcn, Mrs. Marshall Smith, Airs. Rob ert Harris, Mrs. Robert Ganz and Mrs. William Sims. Mrs. Lcikcn was the winner in Class A compe tition while Airs. Smith and Mrs. Harris took the honors in Class B play, Airs. Ganz won the round of play in Class C and Airs. Sims was the winner in Class D competition. lho Roseburg lady golfers will be guests of tho Cottage Grove lady golfers on August 10. Anyone desiring to make tho trip should make arrangements with tho tour nament chairman at the Roseburg Country Club j-nmaiitim i nini rut A A day designed for you, the equipment oper ator. See and try the newest machines from Caterpillar, under actual job conditions, on the big demonstration grounds ot our Eugene Headquarters. There'll be a Power Shift D8, a new D7 Series D, and a D6 Series B, alt equipped with hydraulic dozers. New 977 and 9SS Traxeavators with Power Shift will be equipped for loading logs and gravel. Try the new DW21 with Synchro-Touch shifting. And, see the newest of the Caterpillar line of Wheel Loaders, the CAT 966 Troxcorator. This Is Your Day mflestts !- - . 1 r First Baptist Fails To First Methodist The First Methodist Church wal loped the First Baptist Church 10-2 in Church League Softball action last night. The Methodist team scored a single run in the first inning as .Mike Vasey connected for his first home run of the evening. Another run was added by the Alethodist nine in the second frame as Ron Akre reached first on a single and continued to the plate on ground outs. Runs continued to cross the plate for the Alethodist team as Vasey hit his second home run in the third inning with one man on base. A single run was added in the fourth, with two runs scoring in the sixth. The final three runs for the Alethodist squad came in the seventh inning. John Duzan beited a home run for the winners in the sixth inning with one man on base to account for the runs that inning. In the seventh the three runs scored on five base hits. The First Baptist team picked up a single run in the first in nine on a home run by Dean Price The final run came for the ilaptist I nine in the third frame on a uou ble by Dick Bickncll and a triple by Price. Linescore: First Alethodist 112 102 310 15 0 First Baptist 101 000 0 2 9 0 Batteries: First Alethodist; J. Todd Jr. and Rickctts. First Bap tist Bicknell and Shcltnn. WP: Todd. LP: Bicknell. . . . Don't Miss It! mOMSJUATlQM Fight Fans To See Liston, Machen SEATTLE (AP) A nationally telcved fight between the No. 1 and 2 challengers for Floyd Pat terson's heavyweight crown will be held here in Sick s Slidium Sept. 7. Only the Seattle and Portland areas will be blacked out for the bout between No. 1 ranked Sonny Liston of Philadelphia and Port land's Eddie Slachen, ranked sec ond. Machen signed for the fight last week. Liston affixed his signa ture to the contract Wednesday. .Members of Gov. Albert D. Ko sellini's Sports Advisory Commit tee worked with Portland promo ter Tommy Aloyer in getting the bout for Seattle. Tickets for the battle will be scaled from $20 down. The pro moters said they hoped the gate would equal or outdraw the Floyd Patterson-Pete Rademacher heavyweight title match in Sick'a Stadium three years ago. Portland Moves Back Into PCL Basement By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Portland Beavers were back in familiar surroundings to dayundisputed last place in the Pacific Coast League. The Beavers were beaten 6-3 by the San Diego Padres Wednesday night, and that dropped Portland into eighth place, a full game be hind No. 7 Vancouver. The Padres won their second straight at home by tagging Port land starter Lynn Lovenguth for five hits and four runs in the first inning. One of the hits was Stan Johnson's two-run homer. Noel Alickelsen relieved Loven guth in the first frame, and gave up only four hits the rest cf the way. Portland, however, never was able to overcome San Diego's ear ly lead. Jerry Alason provided the biggest hit in the Portland oftense, smacking a two-run homer over the right field fence in the fifth inning. In other PCL action, Spokane got another deft pitching job and maintained its four-game, first place lead. The Indians got eight hits but only three runs against Sacra mento Wednesday night. The runs were plenty because Ray Sem proch allowed the Solons only one run and struck out nine for a 3-1 victory and his sixth win against no defeats. At Tacoma, Seattle's Erv Pa lica got his fifth shutout rf the season when the Rainicrs downed the second-place Giants 3 0. Elsewhere, the Salt Lake City Bees staved off the Vancouver Mount ics for an 8-6 win, while San Diego dumped Portland 6-3. The Indians struck in the first inning when Charlie Smith dou bled and plated on Tony Roig's single, the pair starred again in me louun wnen smitn singled and Jtoig drew a walk. A single, sacn SATURDAY, AUG. 6 9 A.M.-3 P.M. FREE COFFEE-DONUTS - HOT DOGS COME EARLY -SPEND THE DAY EUGENE STORE PAPE' BROS., INC. authorized CATERPILLAR dealer EUGENE ROSEBURG COQUILLE CAT, CAPTERPILLAR, AND TRAXCAVATOR ARE REGISTERED TRADEMARKS OF CATERPILLAR TRACTOR CO. Oregon Men Tumbled At Tennis Tournament MIDLAND, Tex. (AP) Four Oregon entrants have gone down in defeat in the seventh annual Jaycee Tennis Champion ships here, but two of them advanced in doubles competition. John Williams of Charleston, W Va., Tuesday defeated Don Lowe of Roseburg 6-2 and 7 5. Harold German of Jersey City. N. J., beat Alike Brundage of Roseburg 6-4 and 6 4. Ring Record By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CHICAGO Henry Hank, 161, Detroit, knocked out Rudy Ellis, 157'i, Chicago, 1. Carl Hubbard, 146, Philadelphia, outpointed T.J. Jones, 147, Chicago, 6. fice fly and an error brought in two tallies. Palica. in his 15th year in or ganized ball, gave up only four hits to earn his 10th victory in 17 tries. The big righthander was in trouble twice with Giants on all the bags in the second and sixth innings. A double play saved him the first time and a liner to Johnny O'Brien ended the sec ond threat. Doubles by Hal Bevan and Har ry Alalmberg led to Seattle runs in the fourth and fifth, and Rudy Regalado's first homer of the year scored the final Rainnr tally in the sixth. The homer brought the ousting of Tacoma pitcher Alarshall Renfroe who protested loudly over the position of t h e foul line in relation to the ball. Jim Baumer hefted the big bat for Salt Lake. His triple started a 4-run rally in the second, and he added a tally in the third with his 12th home run of the year. Vancouver picked up three runs in the fifth, two of them coming on Charley White's bases-loaded single. A bases-loaded single by Hank Mitchell brought the final Salt Lake runs in the sixth. Reliever Don Rowe got the win, his sev enth, when he came on with the bags bulging in the eighth. Rowe let two runs score, then struck out the side for the victory. Portland 001 020 0003 7 0 San Diego 410 001 00x-6 9 3 Lovenguth, Alickelsen (1) and Westerfeld; .Barnes and Carreon. Spokane 100 200 0003 8 3 Sacramento 000 000 1001 6 1 Scmproch and Saduwski; Greene, Fox (B) and Barragan. ; Seattle 000 111 0003 9 0 Tacoma 000 000 0000 4 1 Palica and Bevan; Renfroe, By erly (6), Monzant (8) and Haller. 3? - HICHWAY 99 John Gilbarth of Florida defeat ed Ted Jackson of Portland 6 0 and 6 0. Peter Allen of Framingham, Mass., beat Don Harris of Rose burg 6-1 and 6-1. Jackson and Harris advanced in the doubles via a bye and a tri umph when the other pair default ed. Lowe and Brundage lost their doubles match 6 4 and 6-3 to Rich ard Friedman and David Strauss of Iowa City, Iowa. Favorites in the junior division, led by Paul Palmer of Phoenix, Ariz., advanced without much dif ficulty Tuesday. It appeared the major battle was being waged with the terrific heat as temperatures hovered close to 100 degrees. Palmer, Cliff Buchholz of SI. Louis and Texan Butch Newman of San Antonio head the field of 164, representing 42 states and one foreign country. However, Stephen Crane of Iran, the lone foreign er, was knocked out of the boys di vision in the second round. Palmer, No. 1 seed, moved into the third round with a 6-2 6-1 vic tory. Newman, only one of thrco not to draw a first-round bye, bowl ed over Roy Murtishaw, Pine Bluff, Ark., and Barry AlcGrath, Topeka, Kan., with relative ease. The only casualty among the seeded was Jim Parker of Creve Coeur, AIo., who pulled a leg mus cle and had to forfeit his match to James Hardcastle of Atlanta, Ga. Palmer meets Bobby Joyner of Lubbock, Tex., in one of the fea ture events today with Newman facing John Williams of Charles ton, W. Va., one match each in doubles and consolation. The tourney extends through Saturday. Dallas Drills For Opener FOREST GROVE, Ore. (AP) The Dallas Cowboys drill today and again Friday morning in their final sessions before flying to Se attle for a Saturday grid opener with the San Francisco 49ers. The newly formed National Foot ball League team Wednesday ran through an afternoon defensive workout against offensive forma tions expected from the 49ers. Ray Alathews, ex-Pittsburgh Steeler, turned up Wednesday with one broken rib and another one cracked. That will sideline him for at least three weeks. ROSEBURG BOWL MEN'S & WOMEN'S LEAGUES Now being formed for next win ter. Spots open for teams and in dividual bowlers. Special Monday Night League of Mixed Doubles, 2 men and 2 women ta a team. First to sign will receive preference. Sign up at desk or call OR 2-3601 for mora information. SI 11 SOUTH DAY EC
