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BLASTING out of a sand trap, Bo Wininger of Odessa, Texas, seems to be sending up
o smoke signal on the 16th hole to score a bogey. He finished with 141, three strokes
behind leader, Gory Player. Action took place in the second round of the Colonial
National Invitation tourney ot Fort Worth, Texas. (UPI Telephoto).
Cardinals Lose Star, Game
As Houston Blanks Giants
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
It was a sad, frustrating evening
for the suddenly-stricken St. Louis
Cardinals.
The Los Angeles Dodgers, ap
parently on the move, whipped the
Cards 8-5 Friday night and replac
ed St. Louis in second place in
the National League standings.
Perhaps of even more impor
tance, however, was an injury to
veteran Cardinal outfielder Minnie
Minoso, carried from the field on
a stretcher after crashing headlong
into a concrete fence while chasing
a fly ball.
Knocked Unconscious
Minoso, 39, counted on to give
the Cards important hitting help,
was knocked unconscious. He wes
rushed to a hospital where a di
agnosis indicated he had a skull
fracture.
The victory extended the Dodg
ers' modest string to four straight
and with a big assist from for
mer teammate Dick Farrell at
lowed them to clip a full game off
Son Francisco s leading margin.
Farrell, a big, fast Houston right
hander drafted from the Dodgers
Joe lane Thincfacfs
Top Sophs, Fremont
The Joseph Lane ninth graders
dominated the triangular track ac
tion Friday at Flnlay Field beat
ing cross-town rival Fremont and
the Roscburg sophomores.
Joseph Lane ended the meet with
68V4 points, while the Koseburg
sophs came In second with 3214
points. In winning the meet Joseph
Lane won seven firsts and tied
for another among the 13 events.
Koseburg won three events and
tied for one, while Fremont won
two firsts.
RSSUUTJi
l High Hurdlti 1. Wiiom. JL. 1,
Malum JL. 3. Good. JL. : 1?3.
ibo Low Hurdlti 1, Fltigtrald, (. t.
W.uom, JL. 3. Dull, JL. :Jl.t.
110 1, Burg.it. JL. 1, Mutchlt, R. 3.
Shurtr. JL. :ll.l.
710 1, Burgetl, JL. I, Lttp, JL. 3,
440 1, Nflton, P. 2. Ptotl, R. 3.
Smllh, JL. :
HO 1. Ohmtn, R. 3, Dtlonge, I. 3,
Lour. R. i:MS.
Mil 1, Norman. JL. 3. Lour, R. 3, Oray,
JL. 5:17.1.
Broad Jumo 1. Buro.ll, HL. 3. Rill'
g.nld, F. 1 III.), Laap, JL. and Ohman, R.
Hlqh Jump M (lla), Pwtl, R, and
Burg.ll, JL. 3, Harrll, JL. 5-4.
Pol. Vault I, Flvnn, JL. 1, Koimlckl,
JL. 3, Rtlnart. F. M.
Shot I, DuFramo, R. 3, Hart, JL. 3.
Mation. JL. 40-IH.
Diicul 1. Shallon, R. 3, Wataom, JL. 3.
Harrll, JL. 11S-IH1.
IN Ralar I Joieph Lana (Harrll, Smith,
Norman, schaarar), 3, Rotaburg SophomorM,
I .
TEAM SCOBINO: Jouph lana UH, Rota
burg SophomorM 3311, Framont 17
Tri-City, Lewiston,
Eugene Lose In NWL
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Kven the bravo must fall. And
that'i what happened to the
Braves of Trl-City Friday night
they fell 6 5 to an aroused Yakima
club that had to hang on for 10
innings. The win boosted Yakima
Into second place.
In another upset, Salem's Dodg
ers downed lewiston 6 3. wenat
rhee flattened Kugene 130 with
the help of eight hugene errors,
two hit batsmen and three passed
balls.
Thomas C. Robblns was 65 in
19:8 when ha won the USGA Sen
ior Amateur golf championship.
Miss Judy Ellcr of Old Hickory,
Tcnn., is the only player to win
two straight USGA Girls' Junior
golf titles. She won in 1957 and
1958.
SALESMAN
WANTED
To SeM America's
Mtxl Popular ,
AUTOMOBILES
r,i TRUCKS
St'ary & Commission
Sat Mr, H onion at
Roseburg Motors
for $125,000, helped his old mates'
relative standing with a sterling
7-0 shutout of San Francisco that
cut the Giants' lead to. three
games.
Rods Toppod Bucs
Cincinnati scored a 3-2 come-
from-behind decision in 10 innings
over Pittsburgh; Milwaukee stood
off the New York Mets 8-5, and
Philadelphia blasted the Chicago
Cubs 12-2.
In the Amorican League, Cleve
land whipped New York 7-1; the
Los Angeles Angels edged Chica
go's White Sox 4-2; Detroit took
Boston 5-1; Washington crushed
Baltimore 12-1; and Kansas City
beat Minnesota 5-3 in a game that
was called with two out in the last
of the eighth.
It was not known immediately
how long Minoso would be lost to
the Cardinals. He was injured
while chasing a pinch-hit triple by
veteran Duke Snider that drove in
three runs, snapped a 2-2 tie, and
put the Dodgers ahead to stay.
Kookie Larry Burright also drove
in three runs with two singles.
Stan Musial, one short of Hans
Wagner's National League record
of 3,430 hits, was held hitless for
the socond straight night.
Farrell, ( feet i and a 220-pound-j
Giants their first shutout of Uui !
season.
Sports In Brief
By THS ASSOCIATED PRESS
BASEBALL
ST. LOUIS Minnie Minoso. vet
eran Cardinal outfielder, suffered
a skull fracture crashing headlong
into concrete wall while chasing
fly ball in sixth inning ot game
against Dodgers.
GOLF
FORT WORTH Gary Player of
South Africa shot into the lead of
the Colonial National Invitational
with a 36-hole total 138.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Patty
Berg, Mickey Wright and Ruth
Jessen of Seattle were tied with
143 s after 36 holes of the Wom
en Western Open.
RACING
NEW YORK - Oil Royalty
($12.90) won the Munnings Purse
at Aqueduct,
BALTIMORE Running Free
($11) whipped to victory in the
Whlrlaway Purse at Pimlico.
LOUISVILLE - Diploma ($5.20)
scored in the feature at Churchill
Downs.
1NGLEWOOD, Calif Off Lim
its ($680) won the Ccntincla at
Hollywood Park by two lengths
for one of Willie Shoemaker's
three winners.
SAN BRUNO, Calif. Haiko
($4.40) won the feature at Tanfor
an. Warriors Benefit
As Eagles Lose
Drain's Warriors took over the
driver's scat In Emerald league
baseball competition Friday in
spite of not being able to play be
cause of wet grounds at Oakridge.
While the Warriors were idle,
the McKcnzie Eagles split a twin
bill with the Elmira Falcons. El-
mira took the first game, 5 1, then
the Eagles bounced bark to win
the nightcap, 4 3. Drain has a 92
league record and the Eagles are
11 3.
Drain is scheduled to makeup
llio games with Oakridge Monday
at 2 p.m. on the Oakridge dia
mond. Later in the week the War
riors will play a make up game
against Pleasant Hill. MrKentie
has completed Its regular league
schedule.
EMERALD LEAGUE
W L Pet. B
Drain
McKcnzie
Klmira
Pleasant Hill
Junction City
Oakridge
Central Linn
9
11 3
8 5
7 (
.818
.786
.615
.538
.500
.444
.250
.000
2
3
4 5
3 9
0 12
4
9i
Creswell
Frlday results:
Klmira 5 3, McKrnne 14
Pleasant Hill 1.16, Cros?il 01
Drain at Oakridge (pstpd)
Ik. -Ass' .11 W
In The Majors
Today's Basoball
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Amorican League
W. L. Pet. G.B.
15 8 .652
15 9 .625 Vi
13 11 .542 2M,
15 13 .536 2V,
15 14 .517 3
12 12 .500 3'i
12 13 .480 4
11 13 .458 4t
13 16 .448 5
6 18 .250 9tt
New York 15
Cleveland ..
Los Angeles . 13
Minnesota ...
Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore ...
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Friday's Results
Cleveland 7, New York 1
Detroit 5, Boston 1
Washington 12, Baltimore 1
Kansas City 5, Minnesota 3
(called with 2 out in last of
eighth, rain)
Los Angeles 4, Chicago 2
Today's Games
Washington at Baltimore (N)
Kansas City at Minnesota
New York at Cleveland
Chicago at Los Angeles (N)
Boston at Detroit
Sunday's Schodulo
Chicago at Los Angeles
Kansas City at Minnesota
Boston at Detroit
Washington at Baltimore
New York at Cleveland (2)
National League
W. L. Pet. G.B.
San Francisco ..22 8 .733
Los Angeles 19 11 .633
3
St. Louis 16 10 .615
Philadelphia 13 11 .542
4
6
6
CM.
m
9H
13
14V4
Pittsburgh
14 12 .538
Cincinnati 14 13 .519
Milwaukee 13 14 .481
Houston 11 16 .407
New York 5 17 .227
Chicago 6 21 .222
Friday's Results
Philadelphia 12, Chicago 2
Milwaukee 8, New York 5
Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 2
innings)
(10
Los Angeles 8, St. Louis 5
Houston 7, San Francisco 0
Today's Games
Philadelphia at Chicago
Milwaukee at New York (2)
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati (N)
Los Angeles at St. Louis (N)
San Francisco at Houston (N)
Sunday's Schodulo
Milwaukee at New York
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati
Ixis Angeles at St. Louis
San Francisco at Houston
Philadelphia at Chicago (2)
Elroy (Crazylegs) Hirsch caught
17 touchdown passes for the Los
Angeles Rams in 1951, a National
Football League record.
Detroit's best home attendance
during 1961 saw 57,271 turn out on
Independence Day.
Al Kaline of the Detroit Tigers
had a 22 game hitting streak last
season.
Oerding Makes
In Pro Ball With
Bill Oerding, American Legion
Hall of Fame pitcher with Rose
burg's Legion team several years
ago, made an auspicious start in
professional baseball with the BiS'
BILL OERDING
, . . tosses win for Bismark
O
mark Mandani of the Northern
League. q
A boufcs player under contract
with the Minnesota Twins, Oenling
was sent to the Bismarck team
following six weeks in the Twiay
"U ''Jl-r. , "
'
RHS Metmen Post
8 The News-Review, Roseburg,
Tigers Help Yoncalla
Snatch Bico
CanyonviUe's Tigers handed the
Yoncalla Eagles the Bico-B League
baseball crown Friday by dump
ing the invading Oakland Oakers,
13-3, in an important conference
counter.
Going into Friday's round of
play the Eagles needed cither a
win or an Oakland loss to clinch
the league title. The Eagles were
rained out, but the Tigers assisted
the cause with the win over Oak
land. The Tigers broke the game wide
Junior Legion
Season Tickets
Ready For Sale
Season tickets for the approach
ing American Legion Junior base
ball season will go on sale Mon
day at Coen's Uptown Store, 510
SE Jackson.
Fans wishing the same reserved
seats occupied last year are asked
to pick up their tickets by May 26.
All seats not claimed will go on
open sale May 28.
The tickets for me ttoseDurg Le
gion home games will be priced at
$6. A total of 19 home games will
be included on the season ducats,
with the first outing being a dou-
bleheader June 3 against Crater.
ROSEBURG LEGION
1962 Homo Schodulo
Juno
3 Crater at Roseburg, 1:30 p.m.
(2)
9 Springfield at Roseburg, 6:30
p.m. (2)x
15 South Eugene at Roseburg, 8
p.m. (l)x
17 Drain at Roseburg, 1:30 p.m.,
(2)x
24 Myrtle Creek at Roseburg, 6
p.m. (2)x
27 Grants Pass at Roseburg, 8:30
p.m. (2)
30 North Eugene at Roseburg,
5:30 p.m. (2)x
July
7 Corvalhs at Roseburg, p.m.
(2)
13 North Bend at Roseburg, 6:30
p.m. (2)
14 Cottage Grove at Roseburg,
6:30 p.m. (2)x
x-denotcs Doug Lane League
games. All games will be played on
standard time.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W
18
15
11
U
11
10
Pet. GB
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Hawaii
San Diego
Portland
Tacoma
Vancouver
Spokane
.720
.652 2
.500 5V4
.478 6
.478 6
.455 64
.348 9
.316 9
Friday's Results
Vancouver 4, Tacoma 0
Salt Lake City 10. Spokane
Portland 5, San Diego 4
Hawaii 8, Seattle 5
Saturday's Schodulo
Vancouver at Tacoma
Portland at San Diego.
Salt Lake City at Spokane.
Seattle at llawai.
Auspicious Start
Bismark Nine
training camp at Fernando Beach,
Fla.
Following what was described as
"fine" relief pitching in a game
May 3, Oenling was given his first
starting opportunity May 7. He
turned in a 6-2 victory.
Nino Hits
Although he allowed nine hits,
he kept them well-scattered. Aber-
deen, the opposing team, left six
men on bases. Oerding scored one
of Bismarck's six runs, being one
of his team s six players to collect, ono school. vender, Monte Kowntree. John
a base on balls. Bismarck collect- i Speaking on the prospects of the : Tilley, Paul Ryan and Bill Wag
ed six hits. Oerding walked only 'game, Thompson predicted the'ner.
two batters in his first game. I slate team will be one of the best Going into Sunday's match the
Oenling. a left hander, pitched j downstate representatives ever Timber Tribers have a 1-6 record,
for the Roseburg High School and j seen in the Shrine game. Thompson i Portland sports a 3-5 mark. The
the American Legion team, which said he plans to two-platoon the! local stars will wind up the initial
won third place nationally. He gain- Metro all-stars to give all boys a Ol'BL season May 27 at Medford
ed widespread attention for his 'chance to play. ; against the Cyclones.
performance with Oregon State1 Strategy for the game includes
University. j plenty of aerial fireworks with
He completed his credits f o r quarterbacks Scott Eaton of Med
graduation from the University by ' ford and Tom Finucane of Spring
attendance at summer school, but field handling the passing. Thomp
will receive his diploma at cere
monies this spring.
Roquostod Transfer
He was purchased by the Min
nesota Twins and was assicned to
an Atlantic Coast league. But, be-i The players and Thnmpavn
cause he would not be pitching ! agreed that probably the bissest
regularly, he requested transfer to, thrill of the appearance in Pon
tile Northern League, where he; land would be e chance to visit
hopes to be ono of the reguWIthe patients at the Shriners' !.:
starting pitchers jpnal for crippled children. "Win
He a son of William A. Oerding,
' Roseburg 'realtor.
Ore. Sat., May 12, 1962
- B Crown
open with an eight-run outburst
in the top of the fourth to break the
ice. Canyonvuie added two runs
in the fifth and three in the sixth.
Oakland's scoring came on single
runs in the fourth, fifth and sev
enth frames.
G!sfV Victory
Bud Olsen tossed the win for the
Tigers which moved them into a
tie with the Oakers for second
place in the league standings. Ol
sen gave up five hits, walked six
and was backed by errorless ball
on the ' part of his teammates.
Coach Bill McKinney praised his
boys for their hustle and heads-up
play.
While Olsen silenced the Oak
land bats, Don Long led the Tigers
at the plate with two hits in four
appearances, rred Grunst s triple
in the fourth-inning explosion was
the only extra base blow of the
day.
In the fatal fourth inning Grunst
led off with a walk and Bill Croy
followed with a free pass. Both
runners advanced on a' passed ball
then raced home on Long's single.
Terry Soeteber and John Ringen
walked before Jim Sherman was
hit by a pitched ball to force in a
run.
Two More Runs
A single by Olsen, coupled with
an error, scored two more runs.
Powell was safe on an error and
Grunst brought Olsen and Powell
home with his mighty three-bagger.
Craig Heath walked and Long
singled to end the scoring in the
fourth.
Oakland 000 110 1 3 5 3
Canyonville 000 823 x 13 7 0
Batteries: Oakland; E. Ander
son, Stroop (4), Germond (5) and
Holcomb. Canyonville; Olsen and
Ringen. WP: Olsen. LP: E. Anderr
son.
Ring Record
Fight Results
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
LOS ANGELES Sugar Ra
mos, 126, Mexico City, knocked
out Danny Valdez, 12434, Los An
geles, 7.
ABERDEEN, Wash. Eddie
Cotton, 178, Seattle, knocked out
Joey Bowman, 183, Fall River,
Mass., 2.
DALLAS Curtis Cokes, Dal
las, knocked out Rudolf Bent,
British Honduras, 8. Welter
weights. WORCESTER, Mass. Larry
stopped Freeman Turner, 158,
Poughkeepsie, M.Y., 8.
Plans For 1962 Shrine Grid
Classic Told By Thompson
Roscburg football coach Roy
Thompson and the four Indians
named to the state all-star team
for the 15th annual Shrine All-Star
game were special guests of the
Roseburg Shrine Club Friday at a
dinner meeting in the Coral Room
of the Umpqua Hotel.
Thompson, who led the Indians
to the 1961 state championship with
a 250 win over Beaverton, will
serve as head coach for the Aug. 11
classic. The Koseburg coach in
troduced Bob Roark, Mike Fairy,
Kenny King and Ray Palm, the
four Indians who will play on the
state tram, to attending club mem
bers and guests.
Roark played offensive center
and defensive end for the Tribe.
Klury was the hard driving full
back that gave the Indians power.
King ranked as one of the top de
fensive linebackers in the slate and
Palm was Roseburg's All-American
end
Larger Field
Thompson stated that the four
were chosen from a field of seven
or eight seniors that he would have
liked to take to Multnomah Sta
! dium with him. However, the rules
! allow for only four players from
son feels in addition to being
deadly offensive weapoa. passing
provides the spectacular aspect en
joyed by fans.
Bioqest Thrill
jning the game will oe secondary
I to now muca money caa utj raiseu
Victories
I Hopes For Title
Appear Strong
As Wins Scored
Roseburg's Indians, defending
state tennis champs in the boys'
division, appeared as strong con
tenders for the crown for the third
straight year as the state tourna
ment at Corvalus opened Friday.
Don Lowe, No. 1 seeded singles
ace, provided the Tribe with power
in the singles by breezing through
three straight matches. Lowe start
ed off in the opening round with
a pair of 6-0 victories over Reed
Rosling of The Dalles. In his three
matches Lowe allowed only three
points scored against him. Lowe
will be in action in the quarterfi
nals today.
Dough Green and Don Harris
kept the Indians' title hopes alive
in the doubles by going undefeat
ed through the opening rouuds.
Green and Don Harris will enter
the semifinals today. Green was
teamed with Lowe in doubles play
last year and the pair won the
doubles crown.
Mike Harmon and Mike Harris,
the other Roseburg entrants, lost
in the doubles competition Friday.
Jim Horne and John Izett, sin
gles stars representing the Spring
field Millers, came through with
first-round victories.
Rock Creek
Logjam Tour
Set May 16th
All contractors interested in bid
ding on the removal of a log jam
which is threatening the Rock
Creek fish hatchery are invited by
the engineering department of the
Oregon State Game Commission to
accompany it on an urspecton
tour.
The tour will leave the Rock
Creek hatchery at 2 p.m. May 16.
Recently it has been discovered
that a large log jam, located ap
proximately one mile upstream
from the hatchery, could destroy
the water system at the hatchery
if it should break free during high
water. Such a disaster would wipe
out the entire year's fish produc
tion at the hatchery stated Jim
Vaughn, supervisor of the South
west Regional Game Commission
office located at Roseburg.
Bids on the job will be received
by the Oregon Game Commission,
1634 S. W Alder Street, P.O. Box
4136, Portland, until 2 p.m. (PDT)
May 21
Drain Keg Season Set
All summer bowling leagues at
the North Douglas Bowl in Drain
will start the week of May 21,
with the exception of the Thursday
night Jack and Jill circuit which
will begin May 17. League meet
ings will be held at 7:30 p.m.,
followed by bowbng at 8, reports
Jo Carlile, Drain correspondent.
for the hospital," stated Thomp
son. He went on to praise the
Shriners for their "dedication to
such a wonderful cause."
Following the remarks by
Thompson a film of the highlights
of the 1961 Shrine game was shown.
The film gave local fans a glimpse
of Roseburg's Mike Brundage quar
terbacking the state team to a
19-19 tie against the Metro all
stars. Timber Tribers
Seek Second Win
The Roscburg Timber Tribers
will be after their second Oregon
Professional League bowling vic
tory Sunday when they host the
Portland Rockets at 1 p.m. at Rose
burg Bowl.
The Rockets are led by such
stars as ex National Bowling
League ace Champ Husted, George
Vice, Bob Mcuchel. Bob Watson,
Mel Tonkinson, Torch Carter, Bob
Boyle, Denny Labsch and Kelly
Watson. The Timber Tribers ros
ter includes manager Arlo Jacklin.
j Barney Root. Bob Shroyer, Fred
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League Standings
UMPQUA VALLEY LEAGUE
W L Pot. GB
Riddle 10 0 1.000
Glide 6 2 .750 3
Glendale 4 6 .400 6
Myrtle Creek 4 6 .400 6
Sutherlin 2 6 .250 7
Douglas 2 8 .200 8
Friday results:
Douglas 3-2, Glendale 2-0
Saturday games:
Glide at Sutherlin (2)
BICO-B LEAGUE
W L Pet. GB
Yoncaua 5 0 LOCO
Canyonvuie 4 3 .571 24
Oakland 4 3 .571 2Vi
Elkton 2 4 .333 4
Camas Valley 1 7 .125 6
Friday results:
Canyonville 13, Oakland 3
Elkton at Yoncalla (pstpd)
Sports Calendar
Saturday
Basoball
Midwestern League
Roseburg Indians vs. Willamette
Wolverines, 2 p.m. (PDT). Willam
ette.
North Bend Bulldogs vs. Smith
Eugene Axemen, 3 p.m. (PDT),
tugene.
Umpqua Valley League
Glide Wildcats vs. Sutherlin Bull
dogs, 1 p.m. doubleheader. Suther
lin.
Non-Loaguo
Myrtle Creek Vikings vs. Bandon
Bulldogs, 1 p.m. doubleheader,
Bandon.
Tennis
Roseburg Indians at State Tour
nament, 9 a.m., Corvallis.
Track
Roseburg Indians, North Bend
Bulldogs and Marshfield Pirates
at 5-A-l Sub-District Meet, 1 p.m.,
Marshfield.
Glide Wildcats, Glendale Pirates,
Sutherlin Bulldogs, Myrtle Creek
Vikings, Riddle Irish and Douglas
Trojans at 6-A-2 Sub-District Meet,
Preliminaries 10 a.m., Finals 1
p.m., Douglas.
Camas Valley Hornets, Powers
Crisers, Oakland Oakers, Elkton
Elks, Yoncalla Eagles, Canyonville
Tigers and Canyonville Bible Acad
emy Pilots at District 4-B Meet,
1 p.m., Myrtle Creek.
Golf
Roseburg Indians vs. Marshfield
Pirates, 10:30 a.m., Marshfield.
Sunday -
Kart Racing
Trophy Races, 1 p.m., Roseburg
Kartways.
Professional Bowling
Portland Rockets vs. Roseburg
Timber Tribers, 1:30 p.m., Rose
burg Bowl.
High Jump Mark Set
SPRINGFIELD, Ore. (AP)
John Franz of North Eugene
cleared 6 feet, 5 inches in the high
jump Friday night believed to be
the best ever by an Oregon prep
star.
Franz, an all-state basketball
star, made 6-5 on his first try and
then missed three straight tries
at 6 6. It came in the Lane A l
district track meet.
The state record, which must be
set in the state meet, is 6-3 V, by
Dan Acker of West Linn in 1961.
A
RESERVE SEATS - SEASON TICKETS
On Sale Beginning Monday, May 14
at COEN'S UP-TOWN
510 S. E. Jackson St., Next to Roseburg Jewelers
All font wishing the tamo ratonro loah) at latt year, please
pick up tickets by May 26. On May 28, all nan not claimed
will go on open tale.
19 HOMES GAMES FOR $6.00
June 3 CraterRoseburg 1:30
June 9 SpringfieldRoseburg 6:30
June 15 So. EugeneRoseburg 8:00
June 17 DrainRoseburg 1:30
June 24 Myrtle CreekRoseburg . . . 6:00
June 27 Grants PassRoseburg 6:30
June 30 No. EugeneRoseburg 5:30
July 7 Corvallis Roseburg 6:00 ,
July 13 North BendRoseburg 6:30
July 14 Cottage GroveRoseburg . . 6:30
ALL GAMES PLAYED
Trojans Take
Doubleheader
From Pirates
Steve Walker tossed a no-hitter
to highlight the Douglas Trojans'
double triumph over the invading
Glendale Pirates iriday in Ump
qua Valley League play.
Walker handculted uie fiiaica ia
the five inning nightcap, 1-0, after
the Trojans had won the seven-inning
opener, 3-2. Walker's team
mates provided him with the win
ning margin by scoring a single
run in the bottom of the fifth
frame.
The no-hitter by Walker was the
first ever pitched by a Douglas
chucker, and is the only one re
corded to date this year in UVL
play.
Two Walks
In his near perfect effort Walk
er issued two walks and one run
ner reached first by virtue of an
error. The Pirates threatened to
score in the top of the fifth when
an error and a walk put two run
ners on base. However, Waiker
took over to get the lead runner on
a fielder's choice, then a double .
play ended the inning.
Walker recorded his no-hitter
without getting a strikeout. He had
the Glendale batters hitting direct
ly at his fielders. Rajalie Gutier
rez was on the mound for the Pi
rates. Gutier-ez walked one, struck
out seven and was tagged for two
hits both in the fifth inning.
Douglas' winning run came with
two out in the fifth. A single and
an error started the Douglas rally.
The Trojans tried to squeeze the
winning run in, but two attempts
failed. The first time the batter
stepped across the plate and was
called out, sending the runner back
to third. On the second squeeze at
tempt the runner was caught at
the plate.
Smith Scored
Larry Smith, who had reached
second on the error on his liner
to the outfield, crossed the plate to
give the Trojans their win when
Dick Davidson singled between
third and short.
In the opening game the Pirates
scored twice in the fifth inning, but
fell short of the Trojans who had
scored single tallies in the second,
third and fourth frames. Ray Shep
herd was the winning pitcher. The
Trojans made use of seven Glen
dale errors to score the three runs.
The double win gave the Trojans
a final mark of 2-8 in league play,
while the Pirates wound up in a
tie with Myrtle Creek for third
place in the UVL standings with a
4-6 record.
Glendale 000 020 02
Douglas 011 100 x 3
Batteries: Glendale: Allen and
McDowell. Douglas; Shepherd and
Smith. WP; Shepherd. LP: Allen.
Glendale 000 000 0 2
Douglas 000 011 2 1
Batteries: Glendale; Gutierrez
and Allen. Douglas; Walker and
Smith. WP: Walker. LP: Guiter
rez. Joe Cronin, president of the
American League, once hit two
pinch hit home runs in a double
header while playing manager of
the Boston Red Sox.
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