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Colts End Series With Cubs By Taking All Three Games By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Dean Stone, 32, a left-hander who burled a three-hit shutout for his first victory in the majors since 1957, is the newest hero on a rapidly gowing list for the Hous ton Colts' all-conquering cast of castoffs. Becoming the third former Amer ican League southpaw to win for the National League s new eniry, sinnn hlankcd Chicago 2-0 Thurs day for Houston's second straight shutout and third consecutive vic tory over the Cubs. Followed Example Stone, following the example set hv Bobbv Shantz and Hal wooae shick, struck out nine, walked only two, permitted only one batter to reach second base and hurled no- bit ball for the final six innings. Another auspicious beginning was made by Los Angeles south paw Pete Richert, who tied three major league strikeout records in the Dodgers 11-7 walloping of Cin cinnati. Coming on in relief, Richert struck out Vada Pinson to end a four-run rally in the second in ning. He struck out four one reached base when catcher John Roseboro let a third strike get past him in the third inning, then RACING SAN BRUNO, Calif.-Yataglrl ($6.60) beat Poppaletta by a length in the beadliner at Tan-foran. fanned the first man be faced in the fourth before pitcher Joey Jay grounded out. Tied Mark The six strikeouts tied the mark set in 1954 by the Dodgers' Karl Spooner for most consecutive strikeouts by a pitcher making his major league debut and equalled the mark for relief pitchers es tablished by Philadelphia's Jack Mayer in 1958. The four in one inning matched an often accom plished feat. San Francisco walloped Mil waukee 8-4 in the only other game scheduled. In the American League, Los Angeles' Ken McBride shut out Chicago 1-0 with a four-hitter and Minnesota defeated Kansas City 3-5. Detroit and Washington were rained out and the other clubs were not scheduled. 6 The Newi-Review, Roieburg, Ore. Fri., April 13, 1962 Standings American League W. New York 1 Washington 1 Minnesota 2 Chicago 1 Bostdi: 1 Cleveland 1 Los Angeles ...... 1 Kansas City 1 Baltimore 0 Detroit . L. Pet. G.B. oi.ooo - 0 1.000 0 1 .667 .500 .500 .500 .500 .333 .000 .000 National League Houston San Francisco Pittsburgh St. Louis . Los Angeles . Philadelphia .. Cincinnati New York Milwaukee Chicago W. 3 3 1 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 L. Pet. G.B. 0 1.000 O 1.000 0 1.000 0 1.000 .667 .500 .250 .000 .000 .000 1 1 1 1V 2V4 2 3 3 confidentially We LOVE to Loan! House Trailer Loans J el .- Longing to live in a trailer? With our financing program, you can own that home-on-wheels in a hurry. Your dealer will be glad to arrange details for a low-cost U. S. National loan. THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND , , r .11 T 4r Jh, i -- ivy. v-v" 5. SCORING from second base just ohead of tne toss from Braves' centerfielder Hank Aaron in seventh inning of San Francisco-Milwaukee game in San Francisco, Jose Pagan slides safely into home plate. Jim Davenport bang ed a single to score Pagan.. Catcher is Del Crandall. Pagan drove in four runs with a bases loaded triple and a single Thursday. Giants made it three straight over the Braves, with 8-4 win. (UPI Telephoto). Bowling Tournament Prepares For Big Finish Action in the Oregon Men's As sociation state bowling tournament is scheduled to wind up this week end at Roseburg Bowl. Five-man1 team action will get underway Saturday at noon, with the final rounds set lor t, o:ju ana 9 p.m. Sunday the entrants in tne state tourney will compete in the doubles and singles with the first session scheduled for 9 a.m. The second round Sunday will be at noon, with the luiai rounas Doing rolled at 3, 6 and 9 p.m. Setting Pace Setting the pace going into the final weekend in Class A compe tition is a group of Portland keg lers. Club 21 of Portland has the top team total with a 2,981 score, Pat Skalla and Champ Husted of Portland are tops in the douDies with a 1,280 total and Nigel Shock ey, Beaverton, is leading the sin gles with his 718 record-breaking series. Jim Smith of Eugene has the top Class A all-events total with a score of 1,894. In the Class B bowling the team c 1 ' fr-, -V-. I fit competition Is paced by Gunson A slice of Junction City with 2, 822 pins. Other Class B leaders include Dave Webster of Eugene with a 1,779 all-events total, Charles Snell of Grants Pass with a 657 singles series and the pair of Jack and John Day of Salem in the doubles with a 1.231. The Days have been leading the doubles since the opening weekend of the tour ney, March 10-11. Mayfair House Restaurant of Portland leads the Class C team action with a 2,717. Joe Horn of Roseburg is tops in Class C all- events with a 1,681, Ed Otis and Gordon Miller of Brookings lead the doubles with 1,172 and Guy Glaspcy of Portland is ahead in the singles with a 640 series. In the Class D competition Car dinal Tire and Frank and Bob's Flying A teams, both of Roseburg, hold down the No. 1 and 2 slots. Cardinal Tire has a 2,601 total, while Frank and Bob's Flying A has a 2,600. Chuck DeOuire and tops in Class D doubles- with 1,- Olwyn Davies of Silverton are 134. Davies leads in singles with a 614 series and has a 1,706 total In all-events to lead the pack. In addi'ion to winding up the state tournament, this weekend will bring a close to the qualifying round of the Masters Tournament. Bob Dempsey, a Medford kegler. is currently at the top of the list of qualifiers with a score of 1,118 while Jim Baxley of Eugene is sec ond with a 1.076. In addition to the local entrants Tri-City, teams will be present from Seaside. Mulino, Medford, Corvallis, Portland, Lebanon, Springfield, Cottage Grove, Gold Beach, Lakeview, Woodburn. Sa lem, Ashland, Pendleton, Silver ton, The Dalles, Milton-Freewatcr, Eugene, Redmond, Albany, Beaver ton, North Bend, MeMinnville, Bend, Grants Pass, St. Helens and Hood River. Yoncalla Nine Buries Camas Valley In Gaining Control 01 Bico lead Capitalizing on 13 hits and 15 Camas Valley errors, the Yoncalla Eagles blazed Into control of first place in the Bico-B League stand ings with a lopsided 26-5 win over the invading Hornets Thursday. Camas valley opened the scoring in the top oi the first inning, then the Eagles bounced back with a seven-run rally in the bottom and continued on their way. Yoncalla added a single run in the third and four in the sixth. Camas Val ley scored it second run in the sixth, and ended with three rum in the top of the seventh. The victory moved the Eaeles into sole possession of first place in bio-b action witn a 2-0 record. Camas Valley is now 1-1 in leaeue play. Broke Ice The Horn; broke the ice in the top of the initial frame when Jim t rally alive, and Smith singled in Kiser reached base on an error, advanced to third on an overthrow at first base on an attempted pick-; off, and scored on Terry Volkman's sacrifice fly. Yoncalla then took over to start its 26-run output with seven coun ters in the bottom of the first. Gor don Smith reached first on an in terference call when his bat hit the catcher's mitt. With one out Scooper Lee was safe on an error and Richard Wales walked to load the sacks. Red Wiley drew a free pass to force in one run, and Jim Byron put the Eagles ahead with a two-run single. A wild throw from the outfield allowed Wiley to score and Byron moved around to third. Byron scor ed on Floyd Turner's grounder. Dennis Boan singled to keep the Canyonville Ekes 11-10 Victory From Elkton Nine In Bico Play Bud Olsen doubled to drive in the winning run in the bottom of the seventlTinning and the Canyon ville Tigers posted an 11-10 Bico-B League victory over the invading Elkton Elks Thursday. The Elks had pushed across two counters in the top of the seventh to knot the count at 10-all. Dick Richey started the winning rally for the Tigers with a free pass, then advanced on Loren Powell s single. Richey crossed the plate with the winning tally when Olsen collected his third double of the game. Spree Started Canyonville started the scoring spree in the first inning with two runs, but the Elks exploded for eight counters in the top of the second. Battling from behind the Tigers added a single run in the third, then tied the score at 8-all with five runs in the bottom of the fourth. Canyonville moved back into the lead with two runs in the sixth. The opening rally for the Tigers came when Powell and Olsen cross ed the plate. Powell reached base on a free pass before Olsen dou bled. Errors and a sacrifice brought the runners home. The Elks turned on the power in the second capitalizing on five hits, two walks and two Canyonville er rors to put eight runs on the score board. Tom Soliem, Gary Brooks, Steve Madison, Timm Picknell and John Levenhagen were credit ed with the base raps in the big inning. Top Batter Olsen was the top batter for the Tigers hitting 3-5 at the plate with all three hits being doubles. In addition to his firrst and scv inth inning two-baggers, Olsen led and scored one of the two runs of the inning. David Abraham was the leading hitter for Elkton with two singles in five appearances. Brent Parsley was credited with the win for the Tigers. Parsley came on in the second inning to put out the fire when the Tigers were in trouble. Canyonville now sports a 1-1 league mark, while the Elks are 0-1 in Bico-B competition. ELKTON 080 000 210 8 7 CANYONVILLE 201 502 1-11 7 6 Batteries: Elkton; Brooks, Lev enhagen (4), Swinehart (7) and Abraham. Canyonville; Olsen, Par sley (2) and Ringen. WP: Parsley. LP: Swinehart. the final two tallies of the inning. Fourth Inning In the nine-run fourth inning (he Eagles put together six hits, four Camas Valley errors and two walk:. Wales' double was the only extra-base blow of the inning. Smith, Lee, Wales and Byron were the leading stickers for the Eagles. Smith took the honors be ing the leading stickers for the Eagles. Smith took the honors being 3-4 i the plate. The Hornets hits were scattered among five players. Mike Latham was credited with the win for the Eagles as he al lowed only two hits in the first five innings. Wales came on to finish out the game. Camas Valley 100 001 35 5 15 Yoncalla 701 954 x 26 13 4 Batteries: CV; Richard Parret, Robert Parret (4) Kiser (4), Priest (6) and Volkman. Yoncalla; Lath am, Wales (6) and Wales, D. Carn ey (6). WP: Latham. LP: Richard Parret. BICO-B LEAGUE Yoncalla Camas Valley Canyonville Oakland Elkton W L Pet. GB 2 0 1.000 1 1 .500 1 1 .500 0 1 .000 0 1 .000 1 1 l'a Thursday results: Yoncalla 26, Camas Valley Canyonville 11, Elkton 10. Western Hockey League Playoffs By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Friday's Schedule Portland at Spokane (Best-of-7 final series tied 3-3) No games Thursday. Sports Calendar Friday Baseball Non-League Grants Pass Cavemen vs. Rose burg Indians, 3 p.m., doubleheader Legion Field, Roseburg. Oakland Oakers vs. Glendale Pi rates, 7 p.m., Glendale. Emerald League Drain Warriors vs. Junction City Tigers, 2 p.m. doubleheader, Junc tion City. Track Roseburg Indians, St. Francis Saints, Thurston Colts and Spring field Millers, 3:30 p.m., Spring field. Canyonville Tigers, Canyonville Bible Academy Pilots, Drain War riors, Powers Cruisers and Elkton Elks at Hayward Relays, 10:30 a.m., Hayward Field, Eugene. Tennis Roseburg Indians vs. Springfield Millers, 3 p.m., Springfield. Golf Roseburg Indians vs. South Eu- GOLF GREENSBORO, N.C. Dow Finsterwald shot a 6-under-par 65 to take 2-slroke lead in first round of the $35,000 Greater Greensboro Open over a rain-soaked course. TENNIS HOUSTON; Tox. Roy Emer son, Australia, beat Chris Craw ford 6-2, 6-1, 6-2 and Cliff Drys dale. South Africa, defeated Ron lioltnbrrg 6 0, 6-4, 0-6, 6-4 in quarter-finals of River Oaks Tournament. gene Axemen, 1 p.m., Eugene. Saturday Baseball Midwestern Leauge Roseburg Indians vs. Thurston Colts, 1 p.m., Thurston. Umpqua Valley League Glide Wildcats vs. Myrtle Creek Vikings, 1 p.m. doubleheader. Myr tle Creek. Doublas Trojans vs. Riddle Irish 1 p.m., doubleheader, Riddle. 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