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Rosebud Legion ;Mine: Split Pair With North Eugene I . J M- " -in 1 eHAr, rHu, IHobbs Chucks, Near Perfect Ball For Win; LUUIWUUU IIIUIUI.) UUII VIUM Still Leading DOUG-LANE LEGION LEAGUE (Ana Four) W L Pet. GB Roseburg South Eugene Springfield Drain North Eugene Myrtle Creek Cottage Grove .875 .750 1 .800 1V4 .714 Hi .625 2 .000 6 .000 6 .000 6 Oakridge Tuesday results: Roseburg 5-5, North Eugene 1-6 South Eugene 7-3, Myrtle Creek 0-0 Drain 2-0, Springfield 10 Both undefeated teams in Area Four Legion play fell Tuesday as Roseburg dropped the second game of a doubleheadcr to North Eu gene, while Drain edged Spring field in a 2-1 thriller. The Lockwood Motors team of Roseburg held onto first place in the league standings, despite the split. The local nine took the first outing at North Eugene by a 51 score, then lost the second game by a 6-5 count as the Dunham Mo- MAJOR LEAGUE ROUND-UP SI. Louis Finally Cuts Joey Jay's Win Streak By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Joey Jay's magic finally ran out, but the Cincinnati Reds still have a Hi-game lead in the three way tussle for first place in the National League pennant race. " Pal Joey, the young right-hander who had won eight in a row for the Reds, was beaten 6-3 by St. Louis In the second game of a twi night doubleheader at Cincinnati Tuesday night. It was Jiy's first defeat since April 29, andit came on the heels of a 4-3, 11-inning Cincinnati victory in the opener that gave the Reds a six-game win ning streak. Still Hold Lead Despite the split, (he Reds re tained their first-placo margin as JjOS Angeles replaced San- Fran cisco lit second place. Milwaukee spilled the Giants 2-1 behind the four-hit pitching of Warren Spahn, who now is just four shy of his 300th First to Roseburg! '-. Here's ' .. Ml : -sportswear;. 'IfM Sill with, the Built-on Belt! . Instead of the conventional waistband, these handsoms pteatless slacks feature a color-coordinated, built-on web beltwith embossed metal snap and nickel tip. Bet ter-looking, better-fitting .'..see them NOW! NEWS NOTE: A Shipment of "Holbrook" Ivy Shirts P Ar hoi arrived. New colon, and palternt .... Credit 557 S. E. Jackion Sr. Area Leagu 8 tors squad staged a four run rally in the bottom of the fifth. Springfield's first setback came at the hands of the Drain nine in a 21 outing, with Dwight Pontius and Ran Cool sharing the pitching chores. The two teams battled to a scoreless lie in nine innings in the nightcap. The second game was called at midnight, and will be fin ished later in the season when Drain travels to Springfield. South Eugene dropped Myrtle Creek by 7-0 and 3-0 scores to move into second place. Rose burg leads the league with a 7-1 record, while South Eugene is 6 2. Springfield has a 4-1 mark in league action, and Drain has a 5-2 rec ord. OLYMPICS ATHENS International Olym pic Committee approved 1964 sum met' games in Tokyo from Oct. 11 to Oct. 25 and winter games in Innsbruck, Austria, from Jan. 29 to Feb. 9. career victory. The Dodgers beat the Chicago Cubs 3 0 in an after noon game as Sandy Koufax won his 10th with a two-hitter. Pittsburgh rapped last - place Philadelphia 6-2 in the other NL game. In the Amtrican League, Da troit baat Washington 5-4 and kept a IVi-game laad. Tha Naw York Yankaas took ovar tacond place with a 4-2 victory at Kan sas City after Cleveland tlippad to third with 5 3 defeat by the Chicago White Sox. Boston belt ad tha Los Angelas Angali 11-8 and Minnesota baat Baltimore 5-4. i,, The Cardinals, hanging on to fifth place by mere percentage points over Milwaukee, tagged Jay (8-4) for eight of their 12 hits in the nightcap. Charlie James drove in two runs, bringing in the clinch er with a double in a two-run sixth Brings Another 4.98 for your Convenience Phono OR 3-5423 6 The Nawt-Review, Roseburg, Myrtle Creek's Merchants Roll Over Pacific, 14-4 The Myrtle Creek Merchants add ed 10 runs in the final two innings to roll to a 14-4 victory over Pa cific Plywood in YMCA Twilight League action. Chuck Miller handled the "pitch ing for the winners, scattering nine hits over the seven inning route, while striking out three. Levy and VVes Davidson led the Myrtle Creek hitting attack with 2-3 and 2-4 respectively. Myrtle Creek scored two runs in I the first inning, then added single lames in the third and fourth stan inning. Righthander Bub Gibson (5-3) won his third in a row for the Cards, blanking the Reds on two hits until the ninth and finish ing with a five-hitter. Cincinnati blew a 2-0 lead in the opener when Carl Sawatski hit a three-run pinch homer off Jay In The Majors Wednesday Baseball By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS National Leagua W. L. Pet. G.B. Cincinnati 39 "24 .6i9 Los Angeles 38 28 .5H4 1V4 San Francisco .. 36 25 .590 2 Pittsburgh 31 27 .534 5',i SI. Louis 28 31 .475 9 Milwaukee 27 30 .474 9 Chicago 22 37 .373 15 Philadelphia ... 18 39 .316 18 Tuesday Results Cincinnati 4-3, St. Louis 3-6 (twi night, 1st 11 innings) Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 2 (N) Milwaukee 2, San Krancisco 1 N) . v Los Angeles 3, Chicago 0 , Wednesday game . ' T.oj Angeles at Chicago f2) Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (N) St. Louis at Cincinnati (N) San Francisco at Milwaukee (N) 1 . ! ' Thursday Garnet , ,. I.os Angeles at Chicago Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (N) San Krancisco at Milwaukee (N) St. Louis at Cincinnati (N) American Leagua W. L. Pet. G.B. Detroit 41 23 .641 New York 39 24 .619 Hi Cleveland 40 25 .615 l'i Boston 33 30 .524 T,i Baltimore 32 33 .492 9!4 Chicago 30 34 .469 It Washington 30 35 .462 ll'i Kansas City 27 34 .443 12!j Minnesota 25 39 .391 16 Los Angeles 23 43 .348 39 Tuesday Results Roston 11, Los Angeles 8 (N) Detroit 5, Washington 4 (N) Chicago 5, Cleveland 3 N Minnesota 5, Baltimore 4 (Nl New York 6, Kansas City 2 (N) Wednesday Gamas Cleveland at Chicago (2 Twi night) Detroit at Washington (N) Baltimore at Minnesota () . New York at Kansas City (N) Boston at Los Angeles (ti) Thursday Games " Baltimore at Minnesota Detroit at Washington (X) New York at Kansas City (N) Boston at Los Angeles (N) Only games . America's Tennis Hopes Rest On Young Players LONDON (APj stocky Chuck McKinley and teen-ager Karen Ilantze, two of America's risine young tennis stars, will lead the v.. challenge at the Wimbledon championships next week. That was officially decided Tuesday when McKinley. 20-year-otd from St. Louis, and Miss Ilantze. 18-year-old from Chula Visla, Calif., were the onlv Amer ican's seeded for the Kng'lish ten nis classic. Both were placed eighth in their respective divi sions. McKinley, fourlh-ranked in the Vnitcd States, will b tivimr f,,r the men's title that has eluded American tennis aces since Tony Trabert copped the big priie In 1955. GRAND OPENING Sunday --June 25, 1961 ROSEBURG KARTWAYS GO-KART TRACK TIME TRIALS START AT 12 NOON 2 Miles North at Raabtg On Stoehant St. Ore. Wed., June 21, 1961 zas before clinching the win with four runs in the fifth. In the sixlh a home run by Robertson led the Merchants in a six run uprising, Pacific Plywood scored a single run in the fourlh, added two in the fifth, and came up with one in ine sixth.. LINESCORE: R H E Pacific Ply. 000 121 0 4 9 3 Myrtle Creek 201 146 x 14 12 2 Batteries: Pacific Plywood; Carl ton and B. Kempke. Myrtle Creek; Miller and Cavaner. Hook in the seventh inning. But the Reds bounced back and tied it in the ninth on a pinch single by Jerry Lynch, then beat reliever Bob Miller (11) when he forced home a run with a bases-loaded walk in the. 11th. Jim Brosnan (3-2) was the winner in relief his sixlh in -a row over the Cards since May 1956. Spahnie Wins The Braves packed Spahnie with homers by Hank Aaron in the sixth inning and Frank Belling in the eighth in coming from behind against Mike McCormick (7-6). it was Milwaukee's third victory in nine games with the Giants this season and all three were behind Spahn (8-7). Dick Stuart and Don Hoak bell ed two-run homers for the Pirales, handing right-hander Art Mahaffey (6-7) his fourth straight defeat. Lefty Harvey Haddix 15-2) shut out the Phils on four hits for eight innings, then needed relief help from Elroy Face in the ninth. Three singles, by John Roseboro. Maury Wills and Charlie Neat, and an error gave the Dodgers all three runs in the seventh and beat Glen Hobbie (4-8). Koufax (10-3), the first pitcher to win 10 in the NL this season, didn't allow a hit un til Ernie Banks singled with two out in the seventh. The young lefty, walked two and struck out 14. League Leaders Major Leagua Leaders By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS National League Baiting (based on 150 or more at bats) Hoak. Pittsburgh, .347; Moon, Los Angeles, .333. Runs Mays, San Francisco, 49; Boiling. Milwaukee, 44. Huns baited in Cepeda. San Franoisco, 53; F'reese, Cincinnati, 49. ; Hits Pinson, Cincinnati, 83; Clemenle,. Pittsburgh, 47. Doubles Coleman, Cincinnati, 16; Pinson. Cincinnati and Mays, San Francisco. 15. Triples Virdon, Pitlsburgh, 6; Wills, Los Angeles and Clemente and Stuart, Pittsburgh, 5. Home runs Cepeda, San Fran cisco,' 18; Mathews, Milwaukee, 17. Stolen bases Pinson, Cincinna ti. 12; Aaron, Milwaukee, 9. Pitching (based on 5 or more decisions) Miller, San Francisco, 6 0, 1.000; Podrcs, Los Angeles, 8-1, .857. Strikeouts Koufax, Los 1 Ange les, 111; Williams. Los Anucles. " j American League- Batting (based on 150 or more at bats) Cash, Detroit, .363; j Brandt, Baltimore, .351. Runs Mantle. New York, 55; Colavito, Detroit, 51. Huns batted in Cash, Detroit,' 58: Maris, New York, 55. Hits Piersall. Cleveland, 84; B. Robinson. Baltimore and Ku bek. New York, 81. Doubles Power. Cleveland, 20; Romano, Cleveland. Kubek, New York-and O'Connell, Washington, 17. Triples Wood. Detroit, 8; I,an dis, Chicago, Piersall, Cleveland and Keough, Washington, 5. Home runs Maris. New York, 26; Cash, Detroit and Mantle, New York. 20. Stolen bases Aparicio, Chica go. 20; llowser. Kansas City, 18. Pitching (based on 5 or "more decisions) Lalman. Cleveland, 60, l.OOO; Schwsll, Boston and Terry, New York, 5-0. 1 000. Strikeouts Ford, New York, 84; Pasrual, Minnesota, 78. AemiM SOa Par Pane Wednesday Baseball Roseburg White Sox vs. Cascade Emeralds, 8 p.m. PDT, Lowell. Softball , Twilight Ltagut . Roseburg Lumber vs. Myrtle Creek Merchants, 6 p.m., Veter an s Hospital Diamond I. U. S. Plywood vs. Jackson Whole sale, 8 p.m., Veteran's Hospital Diamond II. Thursday Softball . . Church League Vet Patients vs. Conservative Baptist, 6 p.m.. Veteran's Hospi tal Diamond I. ,' Latter Day Saints vs. First Meth odist, 6 p.m., Veteran's. Hospital Diamond II. Injured Law Hurting Pirate Effectiveness PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Man ager Danny Murtaugh of the Pittsburgh Pirates said today that as soon as sore-shouldered right-hander Vern Law gets well enough to pitch "we'll make our presence known." "Naturally, Law has a tremen dous effect when he's able to pitch," Murtaugh said of last year's 20-game winner who helped the Pirates take the Na tional League pennant. Meanwhile, it appeared that Harvey Haddix and Bobby Shantz may have to carry the pitching load for the world champion Pi rates, who are in fourth place, 5'j games from the top. Last year at this time they were four games in first. "Haddix has been pretty good most of the year." Murtaugh said of the little left hander Tuesday night afler he beat Philadelphia 6-2 for his fifth victory against two losses. , The Pirates hitting seems to be as adequate as last year with Don Hoak leading the NL with a .347 average and Roberto Clev menle and Dick Stuart up high. But the loss of Law, who hasn't I been in regular rotation and who can't work a full game, and Bob Friend's recent slump, have hurt the Pirales. Church Of God Bionics Faith Lutheran, 13-0 The Church of God soflball team unleashed a )3 hit attack Tuesday night to shellac the Faith Luther an nine by a 13-0 count in YMCA Church League action. Selmar Hutching picked up the win for the Church of God in the five inning contest, Hulchins gave up two singles in the second in ning, while not walking any. . Larry Miller was the top hiller for the winners witli a home run, a double and a single in three times at bat. In his fourlh appearance Miller drew a free pass. Hutchins was 2-4, while Joe Brady was 2-3. Miller's home run started the scoring in the first inning, and the Church of God went on to take a 20 lead. The winners added two more in each the second and third innings, then exploded for seven runs in the fifth. LINESCORE: R H E Church of God 222 07-13 13 2 Faith Lutheran 000 00 0 2 5 Batteries: Church of God; Hutch ins and McGriff. Kaith Lutheran; Bleakman and Ingebritsen. Ring Record Fight Results By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. New Orleans Jesse Smith, 161; Philadelphia, stopped Johnny Smith. 1564, I.os Angeles, 9. Detroit Joe Black, 155, Detroit, knocked out Clarence Johnson, 136, Alliance, Ohio, 4. JUNE MUFFLER "Aluminized" Lifeguard MUFFLER Triple Wreppid Shtll Tuned Reionarort Aluminiztd Steal 6 Full-Section Ribs ) Quodri-Crimpad Heodt Se the display board with eluminixed steel muffier muffler. LOCKWOOD MOTORS 745 S. E. Roto Foote, Lake, By NIEL CELLERS Tr. UAkk. ; Kpllliint farm Tuesday as he pitched the I-ock- wood Motors Legion team of Hose- burg to its 11th straight victory in! the opener at North Eugene Hobbs gave up three hits, two of which cama in tha seventh inning, as ha recorded the 5-1 win. However, Roseburg's Win ning streak was brought to a screeching halt in tha second game at tha Dunham Motors Red Sox rallied for four runs In tha fifth inning to win 6-5. Roseburg now has a 71 league TOM HOBBS . wins on 3-hitter record in Area Four play, and is -Lake singled, was safe as an a.t-13-2 for the season. The local nine j templed fielder's choice on Av has a full game lead over second ; ery's ground ball went astray. An place South Eugene, while leading i other bobble on an attempted Springfield and Drain by one and a half games. North Eugene is in fifth place with a 5-3 record. Turning in one of his finest per - fni-manees of Ihe season. Hobbs had a perfect game going until Ihe fourth inning when he issued free pass. In the fifth the Red Sox touched Hobbs for a walk and a single, with Ed Allison collecting the first base blow. The next run- nnve vohprt hnP in ItlP fin.lt frame when North Eugene put to - ii,,. ( .iiwin nn,l a walk In score its only run Bovles met Hobbs with a 'solid moIT r of" Z ' In'nK .SenSs. ?.0r'waV DoT'cipT CoPi!n:!. .Pinch-hiUfr Krai, loaded the ral luin ho ls sn n over the right-center field fence lo drive in three runs. Coplin was at bat four times in the game, and both his hits for the contest were round trippers. Hobbs also carried a big but as he had three singles in three times al the plate, and Beamer was 2-4 for the game. Foote Has Trouble Arlan Foote started the second game for Roseburg, but ran into trouble early and gave way to Ron Lake. Lake lasted until the fifth when he was relieved by Hobbs who pitched lo three batters and was charged With the loss. The win and the loss for the day gives Hobbs a 4-1 pitching- record. Hoscburg look the" lead in the third inning of Ihe first game on Coplin's first home run. Lake led off Ihe inning with a double to left-center field, and with one out Coplin collected the first of his mighty pokes to puftfte Lockwood .Motors team out in front. In the fourth inning the winners added another run as Jim Jarvis 1 led ofS with a walk, advanced ; on Jw'o grouivd outs and scored on : a North Eugene error. Another tal- j ly was put on the scoreboard in ; the fifth as Larry Burr .walked. ! raced to third on Beainer's solid single ani scored on a fielder's choice. The fin.'l run fter BeisfibijifEg came on CopliiVs se'eon'd hoKKaeir of the game as lead-off hitter- iw tha seventh inning. SAVE $4,80 SPECIAL REG. $17.70 JUNE SPECIAL INSTALLED PRICE 12.90 Ford Con, Pickups the cut-away models of o new and on old used conventional Ph. OR 3-4485 Hobbs All Figure In Loss The lone tally for the Red Sox sme in the bottom of the seventh in ciniies hv Bob Garnero and Eddie Rupert, with a walk to M'aus sanawicneu Kraus attempted to score on a ny lo ine ouuieiu am-i unn off third by Rupert. The husky North Eugene pitcher tried to run over Beamer, but found it more than he could handle as lie enaeu up as the one shook up on the play which ended the game. North Eugene took the initial lead in the second contest with two runs in the second inning. Ron Boyles started the rally with a free pass and Allison singled. Ron Murphv and Wayne Allen came throufih with back-to-back singles to bring the runners home before the first out was recorded. . Lake came in to relieve Foote on the mound for Roseburg, and put out the fire. Narrows Gap The local nine narrowed the gap lo one with a single run on a dou ble hy Glen Fortune and an error in the third inning. In Ihe fourth Roseburg scored two more count ers lo take the lead for the first time. Gordon Avery started the up rising with a walk and Larry Burr singled. Chuck Hiney drew a free pass lo load the bases, and with two away a North Eugene miscue allowed the lead two runners to cross the plate. Roseburg added to its lead in the fifth with two more runs, and looked like a cinch for its eighth straight league win. The final two runs for Lockwood Motors came as fielder's choice allowed Lake to j score and Avery to reach third, i Avery scored the final run on a 1 ground out. i However, what appeared to be a ! safe margin soon disappeared. Bob Lange led off the filth for North Eugene with a single down the third base line. Garnero followed with a walk and Mike Emmon-s singled to drive in one run. Hobbs came in to try and halt the rain - 1 paging Red Sox, but soon found ! himself in more trouble u"" """"."s 'r ed on second. M-urphy looked at one strike, then laid into the ball sending it deep to left-cenier for another double bringing the tieing run in from third and the winning wimmmm ; . -pats & gol-fer ea tke greea ! 5fts tettpr taste ia Custom J Making a fine blend is an art. It mustn't be too light-nor too heavy-but a subtle balance between the two. Car stairs has prrfeet balance . . . if, light in bodv, yet rich in taste. That's why it's the choice of the man who cares. the perfectly balanced whiskey CARSTAIRS Sii',.0 , run in froni second, Play Here Friday The local region nuie win ne back in league action before the home fans Friday with a double, header against the Oakridge team. LINESCORE: R H E Roseburg 002 110 1-5 9 1 North Eugene 000 000 11 3 3 Batteries: Roseburg; Hobbs and Beamer. North Eugene; Kraus and Rupert. WP: Hobbs (4-0). LP; Kraus (1-2). Roseburg Out 22-5 4 1 North Eugene 020 046 8 5 Batteries: Roseburg; Foote, Lake (2), Hobbs, (5) and Hiney, Beamer (5). North Eugene; Lura. strom and Rupert. WP: Lunstrom. LP: Hobbs (4-1). DOUG COPLIN . . . belts two homers Roseburg Sailer In Honolulu Race? Pf)RTr.-A'D (AP) Four Ore- ;gon snips vvlil compete in Iba j i'rans.Pacific Yacht Race be. rtween California and Hawaii start- i jn(! juy 4 xhey are: the Juego, owned by ; phiHip r. Johnson, Salem; the nasty, owned by Duano Vergoer, Portland; the Zia, owned by Uob crt F. Johnson, former PortUfflJ er: and Ihe Palronilla, owned by William F. Forrest, Roseburg. BASEB?.Ut ST. finned LOUIS Cardinal ci catcher Hal Smitlt has j heart condition ami may mevor return to baseball. White1 Seal I'N CARSTAIB5 Compare... for I If not. 7!S:- SM.-s. wsrus i r.; ; cd. t- isml t 8
