Phillies Keep Giant
On Trail Of Defeats
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Philadelphia's flip-flop Phillies,
rejoining, the National League's
more respected members for the
1962 campaign, have continued San
Francisco's skid anl cut another
length off the Giants bulge in that
tightening oennant race.
Playing solid ball after shaking
off the effects of last year's dis
astrous 23-game losing streak and
a last-place finish 46 games back,
the Phillies thumped the league
leading Giants 10-7 Wednesday
night.
It was the third consecutive loss
for the Giants who up until a week
ago were pulveriiing the opposi
tion wnn 17 victories in 20 games
ana naa duik a 4'j-game lead.
Sixth Place
Now the Phils, striving to climb
into the first division of the expand
ed 10-club circuit, have cut the
Giants edge to 114 games while
moving into a virtual tie for sixth
place.
The Los Angeles Dodgers 'mov
ed into second place with a 3-1 tri
umph over the New York Mets
behind Don Drysdale's four-hitter.
St. Louis, its six-game victory
string ended by a 6-3 loss to Pitts
burgh, dropped into third, 2hi
back.
Houston blanked fourth-place Cin
cinnati 2-9 on Ken Johnson's five
hitter and Milwaukee beat the Chi
cago Cubs 4-2 as Warren Spahn
posted the 314th triumph of his
career with a five-hitter.
Cleveland Moves Up
In the American League, first
place New York belted Kansas
City 13-7. Cleveland moved into
second by edging the Chicago
White Sox 5-4, Minnesota dropped
to third after a 6-1 loss to Boston
and Washington defeated the Los
Angeles Angels 7-2. Detroit and
Baltimore were rained out.
Tony Taylor and rookie Ted Sav
age each stroked a double and two
singles, scoring three runs apiece,
to pace the Pihillies' 13-hit out
burst against Mike McCormick (1
2) and four successors. Art Ma
haffey (4-5) started for the Phils.
allowed only four hits through six
innings, but had to leave when his
arm stiffened. The Giants battled
back with three runs each off re
liever Frank Sullivan and Jack
Baldschun but fell short.
Cracked Tie
The Dodgers cracked a 1-1 tie
In the eight. Ron Fairly s sacri
fice fly knocked in the winner be'
fore Frank Howard's grounder
added an insurance run. The vic
tory was Drysdale's sixth against
three losses. Roger Craig (2-5)
went the distance, allowing 11 hits.
The Pirates jumped on Larry
Jackson (4-5; for four first inning
runs. Ken Boyer homered for the
Cards and Bill White went 4-for-4
but it wasn t enough. Harvey Had
dix (3-2) got the victory with re
lief help from Tom Sturdivant and
Diomedes Ouvo. ,
In The Majors
Today's Baseball
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
American League
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Cleveland ...
Minnesota ...
Baltimore ...
Los Angeles
Chicago 20
Detroit 16
Kansas City 18
Boston 14
Washington 10
Wednesday's Results
New York 13, Kansas City 7
Cleveland 5, Chicago 4
Washington 7, Los Angeles 2
Boston 6, Minnesota 1
Detroit at Baltimore, rain
Today's Games
Kansas City at New York
Minnesota at Boston
Detroit at Baltimore (N)
Los Angeles at Washington (N)
Only games
Friday's Schedule
Cleveland at Washington (N)
Detroit at New York (N)
Baltimore at Boston (N)
Los Angeles at Kansas City (N)
Minnesota at Chicago (N)
National League
W. L. Pet. G.B.
San Francisco .. 28 14 .667
Los Angeles 26 15 .634 1V4
St. Louis 23 14 .622 2Ut
Cincinnati 20 16 .556 5
Pittsburgh . 19 17 .528 6
Milwaukee 17 22 .436 9V4
Philadelphia 16 21 .432 9W
Houston 16 23 .410 10V4
New York 12 22 .353 12
Chicago. 13 26 .353 13V4
Wednesday's Results
Philadelphia 10, San Francisco
7
Houston 2, Cincinnati 0
Milwaukee 4, Chicago 2
Pittsburgh 6, St. Louis 3
Los Angeles 3, New York 1
Today's Games
Philadelphia at San Francisco
Chicago at Milwaukee (N)
Pittsburgh at St. Louis (N)
Cincinnati at Houston (N)
New York at Los Angeles (N)
Friday's Schedule .
Milwaukee at St. Louis (N)
Chicago at Cincinnati (N) ,
Pittsburgh at Houston (N)
New York at Los Angeles (N)
Philadelphia at San Francisco
(N)
P.j Q &
DISTRICT 4-B WINNERS The Yoncalla Eagles romped to the Bico-B League title with
a perfect 8-0 record to earn the right to make their second consecutive appearance in the
state playoffs. Today at 3 p.m. the Eagles will play the Coburg Broncos in the quarter
finals at Coburg. The Yoncalla players are: (front I to r) Gordon Smith, Dennis Boon, Mike
Latham, Richard Wales, Floyd Turner, Bill Ayers and Aethel Wise; (back I to r) Scooper
Lee, Roger Carney, Eddie Teague, Rod Jackson, Dennis Carney, Red Wiley and Dwight
Pontius. (News-Review Photo)
Anglers Face Big Trout Opener
With Emphasis At Diamond Lake
Oregon anglers will enjoy their , anglers are urged not to fish on
second big trout opener Saturday, these spawners.
with local emphasis on Diamond
Lake.
Prospects appear good at Di
amond Lake, with the best fishing
reported out in the lake, spawning
fish are cruising the shoreline and
Warren Spahn
Sets Sights
On 20 Wins
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INDIPENDENT LEAOUE .
W L MS,
MarV't Inc. No. Two 31 n 41
Garden Vly. Barber Shop 30! 33Vt 40Vi
Specialised Parti 31 23 31
Drlve-N-Save Market 36 ?S 35
Roteburg Beauty School 26 2a 35
Roseburg Printing Co. 26 2B 35
Forraiteri BV XVt 32'A
Coca Cola Bottling Co. 23 31 32
, High sarlei: Herold Jones 197-169-110-546,
fi Roseburg Printing Co.
High Gam.: Chuck Morgan 212, Sprcialized
Parts.
CITY LEAGUE
Final Standing
W
Pit.
23 31 31
22 32 27
Whlltxck 212-
L
4!i 25V4
31 30
36 32
3m 34V4
33'i 34'A
33'1l Wi
27"i 40"i
West Slot Pharmacy 34 20
Turn Around Inn 31 23
Rosetta Lodge 2B 26
First National Bank 26 28
Shorts Insurance 27 27
Sun Studs
Roseburg Bowl
Bobs Trophy Sales
Hioh Game and Series
235-193 440. West Side Pharmacy.
KOFFEE KLUTCHERS LEAGUE
W
RIB Market
Dudes Gun Shop
McKay Motors
South Stephens Market
Roseburg Lumber
Roseburg Lanes
Ricketts Music
Elbow Room
High Series: Ruth Grovlannelll 192-
si?. Dudes Gun snep.
High Game: Clara Ruhlln 231, Roseburg
Lumbar.
HITS AND MRS. LEAGUE
Stubbs Richfield
Roseburg Jewelers
Lindsays Hobby House
Hufham Signs
Bobs Trophys
American Linen
Modern House of Carpets
Harris Cale
McAllister Const.
Winston T.v.
Hloh Game and Series:
11M73.166 549. McAllister Const.
SUTHERLIN TOP EIEHT LEAOUE
W L
Bert's Food Market 46 22
Jug's Club 44 24
Smart Shop 43 25
Walker's B.M.A. 31 37
City Reminder 30 38
Roseburg Neon 29 39
Sutherlin Tire 27 41
Sutherlln Drug 22 46
High Series: Elalna Edwards 495, Sutherlin
Drug.
High Game: Lucllt Beaverl 182, Roseburg
Neon.
2-224-173
45i 22Vi
40Vt 27V
39 29
35' 32'i
3SV 32V
32 36
31V 36'
31 37
28 60
21 V 44'
Alma McAllister
SUTHERLIN TIMBER LEAGUE
W L
Four Winds Bowl - 51 20
Sun Tribune 49 23
Cornish U-Savt 39 33
Porters Excavating 38 34
Nordic Plywood 37 35
Browns Chevrolet 37 35
Pages Union 3t 40
Harry Held Ford 29 42
McCords Trucking 26 44
Sutherlin Hardware 18 54
High Series: cal oilman 199-210.23344,
Pages Union.
Hion bama: jonn imey 3W, Toners ex
cavating.
ekazt eienr s-kauub
w L
Flegel Transler 49V 22V
Chapmans Pharmacy 47 30
Umpqua Lions 39 jj
Savre Volkswagen 39 JJ
LaVera's Beauty Shop 34' 37'
Ed's Laundry 34 38
Red Diamond Fuel 3Z 40
Marks Dept. Slora 14 54
High Series and Game: Helen Brothers
210-165-164541, Sayre Volkswagen.
SUTHERLIN NITE OWL LEAGUE
W L
Jets 39V 24V
Srmrtmarkers 38 26
Plnleavers 37 37
Tigers 36V 27V
Gang Busters 33 32
Cheery Pickers 28 34
Canbees 25 39
Flat Pour 20 44
High series: John Tlllly 112-174-213571,
Jets.
High - 'onn Alio 219, Cherry Pickers.
TUESDAY TYRO'S LEAOUE
W L
Umpqua Dairy 43 25
Collin's Construction ' 43 25
Latham Wholesale 40 28
Drive N Save 31 30
Winston Dairy Queen 35V 32'
Hesselgrave Harley Davidson 35 33
Meadow Brook Dairy 31V 36V
Norlhslde Service 30 38
Z's Beauty Shop 23 45
Necchl Elna 21 47
High Series: Bebbe Hesselgravo 110-161-177500,
Hesselgrave Harley Davidson.
High Game: Merlent Luth 176, Collin's
Construction.
FINAL
Jr. HIGH LEAOUE
W L
Alley Cats 5!' 20'
Ten Pins 49V 26V
Gutter Balls 34 43
Stone Throwers 29 47
Thunder Splits 28' 46V
Alley Rats 2S'i 50Vs
High series: Gary Patterson 155-147-124
426, Alley Rats.
High game: Garry Flnlay 150, Thunder
Splits.
MILWAUKEE (AP) -Warren
Spahn, the Milwaukee Braves'
southpaw wonder, packed away
victory ball No. 314 today while
setting his sights on another 20
game season.
"I won't settle for anything less
than 20," Spahn said after stop
ping the Chicago Cubs on a five
hitter, 4-2, Wednesday night for
his fifth victory against four de
feats this season.
"I still think I get paid for win
ning at least 20, the $75,000 a
year left-hander said. "And I
don't feel any differently now than
I did last year when I won 21
although I don t consider 1961 a
good season as I lost 13 games.
I'm in good shape physically."
Spahn, who won his first Na
tional League game in 1946 at the
age of 25, is shooting for his 13th
20-victory campaign, which would
tie him with Christy Mathewson.
Only Cy Young, with 16 such
years, has more.
Still the Braves' "stopper,"
Spahn snapped the club's four
game losing streak in closing in
on his next immediate objective.
His 314 career victories are just
three short of the number posted
by Mike Welch, who ranks 10th
among baseball's all-time Win
ners .
Although already the National
League's winningest southpaw.
Soahn's chief ambition is victory
No. 327. It will enable him to
surpass Eddie Plank and become
the biggest left-handed winner in
major league history.
mosi ot me campbrounds sur
rounding the lake are free of snow.
except the trailer park which still
has some drifts.
This weekend also marks the
opening of the high lakes and trib
utary streams located in national
forests along the Cascade crest.
Coastal anglers will have all coast
streams available to try their luck
for the elusive trout.
The Oregon State Game Commis
sion reports that fhany of the
lakes in the high Cascades will
not be available because of snow,
though legally open. Those at ex
treme altitutes are still frozen
over.
Most of the popular lakes in cen
tral Oregon will be available, but
anglers are urged to check on road
conditions, especially for those
lakes near road's end. It is doubt
ful that Sparks, Todd, and Three
Lrecks lakes will be accessible.
Big Lava, Elk, and Mud Lakes
will be available via South Cen
tury drive. North Century is not
open. The road may be open into
Little Uiltus.
East and Paulina Lakes are open
but campground space is limited
with snowdrifts piled high in some
areas. Angling should be fair to
good at both East and Paulina.
At Mud Lake anglers are re
minded of the fly fishing rcgula
tions only. Fishermen are restrict
ed to the use of barbless hooks and
must release all Atlantic salmon
taken.
All anglers are .urged to check
the synopsis for bag limits and
other regulations wherever they
try their luck.
Trout Plant
In Progress
In Umpqua
Planting of legal-size rainbow
trout in the North and South Ump
qua rivers and their tributaries be
gan Monday and will be complet
ed for the opening of the trout sea
son Saturday.
That was the werd from Jerry
Bauer, biologist from the Game
Commission's office in Roseburg.
Bauer said about 60,000 trout will
be released to provide some hot
fishing for the anglers hitting the
streams on opening day.
Of the plant, 20,000 arc being
released in the South Umpqua be
tween Myrtle Creek and Camp
Comfort: 30,000 in the North
Umpqua between Winchester and
Soda Springs; 3,000 in Little Riv
er; 3,000 in Calapooia Creek; and
3,000 in Cow Creek.
The average size of the released
trout is 9Vi inches, Bauer said,
with some trout running to 12 Inch
es.
Bauer emphasized that Zone 3
the Umpqua River system is not
affected by the regulation against
the use of spinning gear with mon
ofilament line. Such may be used
on any part of the river. In the
fly-zone above Rock Creek, use of
a casting bubble on a spinning out
fit still Is legal.
Terriers Win
Junior UVL
Track Meet
Sutherlin's Terriers piled up 93 '4
points to win the junior Umpqua
Valley League track meet held
recently at Myrtle Creek.
Sutherlin scored 41v points in
the lightweight division for first
place, then came in a strong sec
ond in the heavyweight competi'
tion to win 52 points. Winston plac
ed second in the overall scoring
with a total of 80 points 23 in
the lightweight and 67 in the
heavyweight. Myrtle Creek's 75V4
points earned it third place.
LIhlwaiM DIvlslM
70 Hurdles 1. Jones. MC. 1. Drake,
W. 3. Harris, S. 4, Mlsner, s. S, Popken,
:I0.7.
501. Strickland, S. 1. Hunter, S. 3-4
(lit), Springer, MC and Drake, W. J, (tie),
Sullivan, G, and Closson. W. -.04.7.
73 1, Hagberg, MC. 2, Qulmby. DC.
Hall. s. 4, Strickland, S. 5, Kennerly,
W. :09.7.
100 1, Oulmby, DC. 1. Hadwen, DC,
Krewson, S. 4. Browning, MC. i (tie).
Kennerly, W, and Murphy, W. : 10,7.
330 1, Hadwen, uv-. z, Jones, .. a,
Irwin, S. 4, Lyster, DC. 5. McCrae, S.
44.4.
440 1, Cadman, MC. 3, Anderson, s.
Borges, Q. 4, Mlsner, S, i, Browning,
MC. 1:46.7.
High Jump 1, Drake, w. 1, icroweon,
3, Borges, G. 4-s (tie), Weber, s, and
Gral, MC. 4-5.
Broad Jumo l. Kennerly, w. 2, Jonas,
MC. 3, Hadwen, DC. 4. Qulmby, DC. S, J.
Rictvar!?- MC. 14-3.
440 Relay 1. Sulherlln urriauena,
Krewson, Irwin, Hall). 2, Winston. 3, Daer
Creek.
TEAM SCOR NG: Sutherlin 41V, Myrtle
Creek 31, Deer Creek 26, Winston 2, Glide
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Rain Cancels Events
Rain forced tha cancelation ot
the Yoncalla Sutherlin practice
baseball game and the appearance
of the Auto Daredevil! Wedneiday
on the Roseburg icene.
Today Yoncalla faces the Co
burc Broncos in the State B quar
terfinal game at Coburg. Game
time is set for 3 p.m.
Yesterday's Stars
Major League Stars
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Batting Joe Pepitone, Yankees,
tied major league record by hit
ting two home runs in one inning,
driving in four runs as New York
scored nine runs in the eighth for
a 13-7 victory over Kansas City.
Pitching Ken Johnson, Colts,
won second secutive game after
losing first five, blanking Cincin
nati 2-0 on five hits.
FORMED BY MAIL
DENVER (AP) American As
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ball loop was launched in 1902 af
ter its first president, Thomas J.
Hickey, spent eight cents for post
cards. He sent cards to postmas
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devils get set to move on to Eugene when rain conceled their oppfarance in Roseburg.
Muddy frock conditions and no spectators coused the thrill unit to "fold its tent" ond
silently steal owoy into the night. A possible rescheduling of the event is foreseen. (Photo
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