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rr TA!tefhl. ,Js FLIP, FLOP, DRIVER SAFE - Bobby Morshmon of Potts town, Pa., suffered shock and a cut lip when his car smashed into a rail during 38th lap of the season's first race at Trenton, N. J., Speedway. Race was won by Eddie Sachs of Center Volley, Po. (AP Wirephoto) BOWLING TUESDAY TYRO'S LEAGUE Umpqua Dairy Model Marker Northslde Servkt Drlve-N-Sav Latham Wholesale Dist. Shalimar Room Winston Dairy Queen Z's Beauty Shop Necchl Elna Sewing Circlt Meadow Brook Dairy Ruuits: Winston Dairy Queen Fin Sewtna Circle 0; Shalimar 31 17 28Vi lVi 24 24 35 18'A 29' i , Necchl Room 3, Latham Wholesale Dist. 1; Model Market 3, Z's Beauty Shop 1; Drive-N-Sava 2, Meadow Brook Dairy 2; Umpqua Dairy 3, Northside Servicft 1. Hiflh series: Hazel Wolft 120-183-144 446, Meadow Brook Dairy. High game: Haiel Wolfe 16?. Other high scores: Jerry Barker 155, Marie Counts 151, Eunice Duncan 135, Rose Lang ley 162, Jo Anna Fanus 172, Barbara Kessel grave 158. UMPQUA WOMAN'S LEAGUE L Church's Drugs Patterson's Bakery Mountain View Dairy Treasure Tones Lowell's Byrd's Market Hill Tod Motors Thu Friendlv 33 19 25 Results: Tha Friendly 3, Mountain View Dairy 1; Hill Ton Motors 2, Patterson's Bakery 2; Treasure Tones 4, Lowell's 0; Church's 4, Byrd's Market 0. High series: Jessie Dage .165150-166 81, Treasure Tones. High game: Jean DeVore 178, Lowell's. nthpr hioh scores: Delia Rpinhart 175, Arlenff Cowell 172, Arabella Stanford 170, Bobbie Fisher 174. CITY LEAGUE W L Pts, Rosetta Lodge Sun Studs Barcus Dodge Bobs Trophy Sales Shorts Insurance West Side Pharmacy J. C, Sporting Goods First National Bank 17 17 21 R faults: Rosetta Lodae 1, Sun Studs t KhnrH Insurance 2. West Side Pharmacy 1; Bobs Trophy Sales 2, Barcus Dodge t; J. C. SDortlna Goods 2, First National Bank High aeries: B. Shroyer 202-194-220616, Bob Trophy sales. Hioh name: J. Anderson 234, Barcus Dodge. Other high scores: K. Bushey 208, B. Wag ner 213-220. PINDUSTER LEAGUE W L Pts. Bob's Trophy Sales 3 17 39 Wiesfield's 37 19 37 Clark's Studle 3 20 36 Umpqua Dairy 37 29 27 Ken's Cleaners ?4 32 34 Glnder's Signal 22 34 22 Peter Pan 20 36 20 Food Mart 20 3A 20 Results: Bob's Trophy 0, Clark's Studio I Ginder's Signal 0. Wiesfields 4; Food Mart A, Ken's Ueaners u; umpqua umry j, reier Pan 1. High series: Betty Davidson 185-175-183 543, Food Mart. Hioh oame: Connie Nelson 193, Food Marl. Other high scores: Mary Johnson 188, Cor-1 rinne Rust 170, Barbara Lane 174, Douy Few 170, Dolly Spancake 179-165, Jean OeVore 173, Bonnie Harrison 171, Millie Ladd 178, Polly Greenfield 178. queen nets LtAiue w PH. 34 Rexall Drug 34 ChaDmans Pharmacy 31 17 31 McKays Market 25'i 22V4 25V V. A. Hosoital 23 25 33 Women of the Moost Winston Banker Junction Cats The Broiler Results: R exalt Druo mi 25','j I?') 34 H Junction Cflf V. A. Hospital 1. Chapman's Pharmacy a; The Broiler 2. Women of the Mooia 2; WcKays Market 3, Winston Bankers 1. High series: Jean Marshall 162-141 -144447, Junction Cafe. High game: Mae Dalrq 170, Rexall Druu. Other high scores: Thell Weber 158. Lea Marshall 1ST, Ginger Gardner 157. Marge Blaze 155. SUTHERLIN J PLY LEAGUE SUTHERLIN MERCHANTS LEAGUE W L M ft H Market 39 17 Bflirrts Chevron 38 18 Sutherlin Auto 37 1? Goodwin's Appllenc 34' 21' City Barber Shoo 31 25 Torrey'S Hardware 29 27 L 8 H Lumber W.i ScaHon Insurance ''5 31 GMkeson's Chevron H 38 4-Winds Restaurant 5 51 Results: Bairdi Chevron 4, Scallon Ins. fl; City Barber Shop 4, Gilkeson's Chev 0; M & H Market 3. 4-Winds Rest. 1; Sutherlin Auto 3, L l H Lumber 1; Goodwins AppH nce 2. Torrey Hardware 2. High series; Warren McGriff M1-21M73 413. High game- Don Young 344. SUTHERLIN TOP SIX LEAGUE W L Smart Shop Bert's Food Market Holgafe's Roseburg Neon Petherick's Ins. 20 27 Pet's Broaster 'B jo Results: Snwt Shoo Hotgate' 0; Bert's Market 3, Pat's Broaster I; Roseburg Neon 4, Petherick's 0. Htah series: Bftty Howard lfl-180-1i4 496. High qsme: Betty Hnwa'd IN). SUTHERLIN MORNING STARS LEAGUE W L Umpqua $tor Brown Chevrolet Kenw'shers Loggerettes Sun Tribune Boon Verdin(j Sutherlin Tirt Un'on Oil Koffee Kup Four Wines Ritauran 34 14 30' i 17' i :s :3 ?7 24 31' 1 1 29 H 37 Four Winds Motn Mor Well Drilling Tipton Insurance 11 33') Results' KPnwsne r Lwae'mpi . rovr Winds Motet C; Umpau S'ore 3. Union O'l 1: Mohr Well Drilling 1. Su'heHin Tire 3; Koftee KuD f. B'own Chevrolet 3; Sun Tri bune 1r Boone Vending 3; Four Wings Ri taurent 4, Tipton insurance 0. High series: Bonnit Harvey 14?-14-17 514 High Q- B"nn;e Wi-vy 1 SUTHERLIN TURKEY LEAGUE W L So' -OS 70 J Fatco4 " ' Ravens 3 53 Eagles SJii DanmooreHotel 1217 S. W. MORRISON ST. Portland, Oregon All fronli'tnt su.lll. All (halt wh comt, rtlnm. Ratei no hih. no" low. ff Goroo. TV't ond Radiol. Rtputotion lit cltonliniit. Ctilldrtn under it.m no charge . cr5 Thunderbirds 38' sivt Dados 35') 60W Results: Eagles Falcons I'tj 5pare-Os 2, Ravens 2; Thunderbirds 1, Dodo's 3. High series: warren Mcorin ih-ihmh 561- High game: Dude Rose 207. SUTHERLIN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE . W L Kabler Four 40 20 Flying A Service Town Cale 37'.'j IVh 34 Vi 25'i Bob and Jo's Grocery Kcnwiiher Logging Bide A Wee Cafe 26' 33'Zi 23Vj WVa IB 42 A Service Southern Oregon Construction Magic Gas Kesuits: Kaoier pour 3, Flying boo ana jo s urocery a, Magic Gas 0; Town Cafe 3, Southern Oregon Construction Kenwisner Logging 3, bide A wee Late 1. High series: Bill Priest 162-202-196 559. High game: John Tllley 203. , KULK a ROLL LEAGUE Pts. 33 Patterson's Breads J3 Curtis Bros. 29 Ninety-Nine Hers 28 Montgomery Ward 38 Pal Motors 26 Harvard Ave. Drug 25 Service Masters 20 Douglas County State Bank 19 Results: Patterson's Breads 2, Service Masters 2; Pal Motors 4, Ninety-Nine Hers 0; Harvard Ave. Drua 2, Curtis. Bros. 2; Monl gome ry Ward 3, Douglas County State Bank 1. High serlss: Helen Carnes 151-149-179479, Curtis Bros. High game: Feme Barrackman 186, Mont' oomery Ward. Other high scores: Dolores Hanson 183, Marge Williams 179, Delaine Weber 178. WOMEN'S CLASSIC LEAGUE W L Pts. Miller's Dept. Store 38 18 38 Samco 37 19 37 Lunch Bowl 29 27 29 Fairhaven Cleaners 29 27 29 Bob & Frank's Flying A 27 29 27 Bergh's Appliance 27 29 27 Ellison's U-Drive 24 32 24 Roy O. Young & Son 13 43 13 Results: Miller's Dept. Store 4, Samco 0; Lunch Bowl 4, Bob & Franks Flying A 0; Fairhaven Cleaners 3, Ellison's U-Drive 1; Roy O. Young & Son 3, Bergh's Appliance 1. High series: Sally Moreno 223-192-181596, Roy O. Young & Son. i High game: Sally Moreno 223. Other high scores: Ethel Kramb 195, Fran Knudtson 192, Flo Nesseth 163, Dot Meson 161, Phyllis Wolff 201, Mabel Katzmareck 186-202, Lucille Shepherd 181. VI Boucock 199, Lou Yundt 194, Madalyn Waters 203. SPRING CELEBRATION M 909 WITH PURCHASE OF RICHFIELD GASOLINE WITH EACH CHASSIS MOTOR OIL CHANGE 50 NAME ADDRESS LEWIS' RICHFIELD Jerry Boucock Tosses Mo Glendale's Pirates Roll To 6-0 Win Over Crater 9 Behind the one-hit pitching of Carl Burke and Bob Allen the Glendale Pirates rolled to a 60 victory over the Crater Jayvees in Douglas County's first night contest played Wednesday at Glen dale. Under the lights Burke handled the first four innings for the Pi rates, giving way to Allen in the fifth. Burke struck out eight Crater batsmen and walked two as he pitched four innings of no-hit, no run ball. Allen finished out the last three innings striking out sev en and giving up only one hit to the invading Comet reserves. Bob Jones came through with the only hit for the Crater nine as he beat out a single in the seventh inning to spoil Allen's no hit relief performance. The Pirates took the lead in the first innings with two tallies, then added two in the fourth and two in the sixth as they swept, to the victory. Coach Clarance Friedrich used many subs as the Pirates took the lead and held on. Alton watson started the first rally for the winners as he led off witn a safety. Mealing second Watson scored on an unsuccessful fielder's choice as Hubert Stewart reached first. O'Neil and Stewart were both cupped at the n ate and Monte McLaughlin who had reach ed first on a fielder's choice stole second and third, then scored on a pass oau. in me ioiirtn inning uprising Glen Blevins and Lester Moschkau tallied the counters for the Pi rates. Blevins singled and went to third when Moschkau was safe on a fielder's choice. Robert McDow ell squeezed Blevins home with the first run and Moschkau scored on a double off the bat of Allen. Two Score The final two runs came in the sixth when Larry Yoder was hit by the pitcher, stole second, went 10 tmrd on an error which a nw ed Mike Brooks to reach first and scored when Allen was safe on Sports In Brief By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BASEBALL BALTIMORE The Orioles traded pitcher Jerry Walker and outfielder Chuck Essegian to Kan sas (Jily for pitcher Dick HaU and outfielder Dick Williams. HOCKEY DETROIT Red Wings beat Chi cago 2-1 on rookie Bruce Mac Gregor's third period goal and squared Stanley Cup final at two games apiece. TENNIS HOUSTON Australia's Neale Fraser led advance to quarterfi nals of River Oaks Tournament, defeating Neal Marcus of Tampa, Fla., 13-11, 6-1. SAT., APR. 8, thru SAT., LEWIS Richfield SE Stephens (at Mosher) Phone OR 2-3041 BOX OF CHOCOLATES TO FIRST 20 CUSTOMERS BOX OF TIDE 10 OR MORE GALLONS OF POUND OF FOLGER'S COFFEE LUBRICATION AND WITH EACH EXTRA GOLD BONO STAMPS 50 With any pure has at Ltwit' Richfitld. Coupon tipirot April 15, 1961, 909 fielder's choice. Brooks was toss ed .out at the plate as Allen went to second. Allen scored the final run as he raced home on a single by Jim Bowen. Glendale will return to leacue action Saturday in a 1 p.m. dou bleheader with the Oakland Oakers at Oakland. LINESCORE: R H E Crater JV 000 000 00 1 3 Glendale 200 202 x 6 4 0 Batteries: Crater JV; Mason, Mombure (6) and Jones. Rosen- burger (6). Glendale; Burke, B. Allen (5) and Barry. SP; Burke. LP; Mason. V Sutherlin Drops Drain Warriors Dennis Arana homered in the bottom of the fifth inning to give the Sutherlin Bulldogs a 3-1 vic tory over the invading Drain War riors in a practice game Wednes day. Going into thi final inning of the non-counter the Warriors enjoyed a 1-0 edge as Ran Cool and Mike Blomberg had held the Bulldog bats in check. However, Arana's long blast changed the count as the Bulldogs continued to win. Laddie Crippen was the winning pitcher for Sutherlin as he went the distance allowing only two hits and striking out five. Cool, a flashv left hander, worked the first three frames for the Warriors giving up only one nit ana striKing oul six Blomberg came in to relieve Cool in the fourth and was charged with the loss giving up three runs in the bottom of the final frame, The Warriors opened the scor ing in the fourth inning as they broke the scoreless tie witn a sin gle tally. Catcher Gary Cox belt ed a double, stole third and con tinued on to the plate on a Bulldog miscue as he put the visitors out in front. Drain will return to Emerald League action Friday hosting the Junction City Tigers in a twin bill set for the home field at 2 p.m. Sutherlin does not return to dia mond action until Tuesday when they host the Glide Wildcats in a non-league contest set for 7:30 p.m. under the lights tf the weath er co-operates. LINESCORE: R H E Drain 000 101 2 1 Sutherlin 000 033 3 1 Batteries: Drain; Cool, Blom berg (4) and Cox. Sutherlin; Crip pen and Adams. WP: Crippen. LP: Blomberg. APR. 15 EACH DAY FREE Cokes for Everyone Coffee end Doughnuts Suckers end Balloons SE Stephens (at Mosher) Phone OR 2-3041 , iff,-' ,: '5 "" , ? . ..,Sk 83' READYING Chris Von Salt- za of the Santa Clara, Calif., Swim Club, gets in shape with the butterfly stroke at Hila- eah, Ha., in preparation for finals of the Women's Nation al AAU Swimming Champ, ionships. She won her fourth event and second straight 250- yard freestyle crown in the finals. (AP Wirephoto) MISSED BY A HEAD HALLANDALE. Fla. I AP) When Crozier, with Bill llartack aboard, lost the Florida Derby to Carry Back the margin of a hor se's head was all that prevented Hartack from winning the lust four races on the featured program of the Gulfstream Park meeting. 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Canybnville Tigers vs. Camas Vallcv Hornets, 1:30 p.m., Camas Valley. Elkton Elks vs. Yoncalla Eagles, 1:30 p.m., Yoncalla. Track Canyonville Bible Academy Pi lots at Hayward Relays, 12:30 p.m., Hayward Field, Eugene. Roseburg Jayvees and Frosh vs. Cottage Grove Jayvees and Frosh, 3:30 p.m., Cottage Grove. JUNIOR AMATEUR: SET ITHACA, N. Y. (AP) The 19151 iunior amateur golf champion ship sanctioned by the U. S. Golf Association will bo held here on the Cornell University golf course Aug. 2-5. The 19G2 junior is set for the Lochmoor Club at Groose Pointe Woods, Mich. MONTGOMERY WARD Jackson OPEN MONDAY Thur., April 13, 1961 The Jerry Boucock tossed a spark ling no-hitter for the Roseburg Jayvees Wednesday as he led his team to an 80 victory over the Douglas Jayvees. Exhibiting top form Boucock faced 18 batters in the five inning contest as he was in complete con trol from start to finish. In his no-no performance Boucock struck out 10 Douglas batters, walked two and one got on base on a KoseBurg error. With Boucock in control on the mound, the Indian reserves back ed the flashy sophomore with sev en hits and eight runs. The local Jayvees struck first in the opening inning with four runs, then added four more in the third as they rolled to their second victory in two days. Start Rally In the first frame Mike Harris and Lance Casebccr collected back-to-back singles to start the rally. Both runners advanced on a passball, then sped to the plate as Jim Wassom belted a single. Wassom went to second on a pass ball. George Sork walked and both continued around to the plate on pass balls. Casebecr started the second ral ly with a long triple to center field, only to be outdone by Was som who blasted a round tripper over the center fielder. Dave Se vall reached first on an error and Bob Woodruff followed with a sin gle to keep the Indian reserves alive. The two runners advanced on a double steal, then scampered home on a pass ball. Wassom's homer was his third in two days and his seventh con secutive hit as the opposition has not been able to put him out in the majority of the last three ball games. The Roseburg Jayvees will host the Canyonville figers in a 4 p.m contest Tuesday, then face the save 1 a gal. on 2-gal. lots COVERALL LATEX flat wall paint-easy to apply, non-flammable, odorless. . Specially formulated for economy gal. covers 500 sq. ft. Choose from 7 smart colors. COVERALL ALKYD flat wall paint with oil base odorless, non-toxic, scrubbable. Easy-to-apply, soft-tone finish. 7 decorator colors. COVERALL HOUSE PAINT seals, protects, and beautifies your home at low cost per square foot. Self-cleaning white, 8 colors. COVERALL SAND FINISH covers cracks, dents, holes, joints. Apply wilh brush or roller. Gallon covers up to COVERALL PORCH, FLOOR PAINT can be used indoors or outdoor on wood, concrete, metal. 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Riddle jumped to a :t-0 lead in the top of the first inning. The Hornets added two runs in the first and 4 more in the sec ond to lake a commanding lead. Tom Morrison took over tim mound chores for the losers and held the Hornets in check for the last 3 innings of the 5 inning game. Steve Gordon pitched effective ball against Riddle but 4 errors by his teammates resulted in Rid dle runs. Dennis Birenbaum pitch ed in relief and served up score less ball for the last two innings. Jim Coon homered for the Hor nets, as did Tom Morrison for Riddle. LINESCORE: Riddle 301 004 4 3 Myrtle Creek 240 Ox 6 3 6 Batteries: Riddle; Meyer. Mor rison (3) and Markham. Myrtlo Creek; Gordon, Birenbaum 2) and Coon. Roberto Clemenle of Pittsburgh nd Wally Moon of Los Aneclcs both grounded into 21 double plays last season, tops in the National i League. 4 ZUU sq. tt. OR 3-5553 1144
