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-Portland Takes Two
IflSIPrnm Taroma In PCL
Local 9 Halts Springfield;
Charon, Hobbs Collect Wins
By DAVE SEVALL
Nwt-Rview Sporti Writer
One-hit pitching won the second
game after a five-run inning had
won the first, as Roseburg s l-e-
gion Junior bascballcrs won their
Doug-Lane League openers against
Springfield Saturday night, 5-3 and
13-2.
Although Tom Hobbs was plagued
with control trouble in the second
game, he held Springfield to one
hit, struck out five and walked
ing seven. Jerry Boucock took over
for Hobbs in the last inning and
held the visitors scoreless.
Boucock started the first game
for the Lockwood nine and went
the first four innings, giving up five
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hits, striking out three and walking
none. Lyle Charon came in to hurl
the final three innings and pick
up the win. Charon gave up one
bit, struck out four and walked one.
Early Lead
Springfield went ahead early in
the first game, scoring three runs
in the opening inning. Springfield
collected three of its six hits in this
frame, with Joel Hcacock's triple
being the big blow.
Finally getting to Dick Pcglow,
Roseburg scored five runs in the
fourth inning. With one out Dennis
Arana walked and stole second
base. Jim Bcamcr singled to drive
borne Arana, and moved to second
on an error on Bob Manning's
grounder. Glen Fortune singled,
driving In Beamer. Manning mov
ed to third and Fortuno to second
on the play at tho plate.
Lance Cascboer grounded to the
first baseman with the throw to
the plate getting Manning. Case
beer stole second. Both Fortune and
Casebeer scored on a single by
Charon. Before the inning ended,
Charon scored on a single by Phil
Thormin.
Roseburg Opened Scoring
Roseburg started the scoring ear
ly in the second game. Thormin
walked to start the game, and mov
ed to third on a baso hit by Gordon
Avery. Avery moved to second on
the throw in. Both runners scored
on an infield error.
Ten men came to the plate in the
fifth inning as Roseburg exploded
for seven runs. Doug Coplin reach
ed base on a two-base outfield mis
cue, went to third on a pop foul
and scored on an infield ground
out. Manning singled to left and
scored when Beamer hit a fly
which the outfielder dropped for a
four-base error.
French kept the rally going with
a single to center, and advanced
to third on a single by Hobbs.
Hobbs moved to second on the
throw in. French scored and Hobbs
went to third on a passed ball.
Thormin walked setting the stage
for Avery's base-clearing triple to
left-center field. Avery continued
around from third when the relay
was hobbled by the shortstop.
Four In Sixth
Four more runs scored for Rose
burg in the sixth inning. Jon Burn-
ham laced a bases-loaded, base
clearing double for the big hit of
the frame.
Springfield got its only runs and
its only hit in the sixth inning.
After Rich Hand walked, Dennis
Baldridge rapped a triple to score
Hand. Baldridge scored Spring
field's final run on a ground out.
Hobbs had a perfect 2-2 at the
plate, while Beamer hit 3-7. Burn-
ham led in RBIs with three men
scoring on his double.
Continuing league play, Roseburg
will travel to North Eugene Tues
day to play a single nine-inning
game at 4 p.m. Wednesday the
team plays a non-counter at North
Bend, and Friday returns home to
clash with the always-tough South
Eugene team in a single league
counter.
SPRfNGFLD 300 000 03 8 8
ROSEBURG 000 500 5 5 1
Batteries: Springfield; Peglow
and Hcacock. Roseburg; Boucock,
Charon (1-0) LP: Peglow.
SPR1NGFLD 000 002 0 2 1 7
ROSEBURG 200 074 13 11 1
Batteries: Springfield: Baldridge.
Eaton (6) and Hcacock. Roseburg;
Hobbs, Boucock (7) and Beamer.
Charon (7). WP: Hobbs (3-0). LP;
Baldridge.
Sports Calendar
Monday
Softball
Twilight League
Winston Merchants vs. Roseburg
Lumber, 8 p.m., VA Diamond 11.
Tuesday
Baseball
Doug-Lane Itaguo
Lockwood Motors Legion of Rose
burg vs. North Eugene Legion, 4
p.m.. North Eugene.
South Eugene Legion vs. Wine
trout Motors Legion of Myrtle
Creek, 5 p.m., Myrtle Creek.
Softball
Church League (Slow-Pitch)
Vet Pntienta vs. First Methodist,
6 p.m., VA Diamond I.
Failh Lutheran vs. First Chris
tian, 8 p.m., VA Diamond II.
Local Men
Place During
Kart Races
Charley Greer and Glen Thomas
were Roseburg's only two placers
in the 1KSGKCA Regional race
at Kosenurg Kartways Sunday.
The high point winners from the
regionals qualify to participate in
tne state finals to be held in July
at Jantzen Beach in Portland.
Next scheduled race at Roseburg
Kartways is the Karting Interna
tional Sanctioned Race to be held
June 17 at 1 p.m.
RESULTS:
B and C Open Lightweight 1,
Dick Allen, Rccdsport. 2, Jim Pet
ite, Portland.
15 and C Open Heavyweight
Charley Greer, Roseburg,
A Super Heavyweight 1, Ter
ry Stringfcllow, Portland. 2, Wil
liam Bannister, Portland.
A Super Middleweight 1, Dick
Allen, Rccdsport. 2, Glen Thomas,
Roseburg.
A Super Lightweight 1, Jim
Petite, Portland. 2, Evie Allen,
Reodsport.
A Super Junior Jerry Con
dary, Grants Pass.
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Lesher Leads Cycles;
Bentley Scores Third
WINNING LEAP in the motorcycle broadjump contest held
Sunday during the motorcycle races ot the Fairgrounds,
was made by Von Shippe of Grants Pass. After hitting the
take-off ramp, Shippe sailed 31 feet, four inches to claim
first spot. Shippe rode a BSA Storfire to achieve tiie leap.
(Photo by Gilman)
Rex Lesher of Powers took home
three trophies from Sunday's mo
torcycle races at the Douglas
County Fairgrounds sponsored by
Four Star Racing.
Rex Lesher opened his win
streak with a victory in the 500
cubic centimeter trophy dash,
then came back to win his classi
fication of the A-main. To climax
his afternoon of outstanding rid
ing, Lesher won the battle in the
open race.
In the special open race Lesh
er staged a battle with Hub Day
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TOP WINNERS in the open race, big event of Sunday's racing at the Fairgrounds, are
shown after completing the race. They received trophies from candidates for queen of the
Douglas County Pioneer Days Rodeo. From left ore Donna Langdon; Tom Bentley, Rose
burg, third; Shirley Ziegler; Hub Day, Beaverton, second; Rex Lesher, Powers, first; and
Vicki Miller. (Photo by Gilman)
Sports In Brief
SIGN HALFBACKS
CHICAGO (liri) Defensive
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Mullins have signed with the Chi
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George Halas said today. Man
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choice two years ago while Mul
lins signed as a free agent last
year.
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Weekend Sports Summary
By United Press International
Saturday
NEW YORK Jaipur nosed
out Admiral's Voyage to win the
$153,300 Belmont Stakes, third leg
of rating's triple crown.
NEW YORK - Ted Wright of
Detroit won a split decision over
Denny Mover of Portland. Ore.,
in the nationally-televised bout at
Madison Square Garden.
YONKERS, N.Y. - Art Oerler
topped tho official world record
by throwing the discus 190 feet,
7'i inches in the New York Ath
letic club meet.
PALO ALTO, Calif. Jerry
Siebcrt ran the third fastest half
mile in history with a one minute
47 second clocking.
Sunday
CLIFTON, N. J. Gene Lit
tler won the Thunderbird golf
tournament with a 275 total.
MOSCOW Igor Ter-Ovanes-yan
of Russia broke Ralph Bos
ton's world broad jump record
with a leap of 27 feci, 2l inches.
MILWAUKEE . A. J. Koyt
captured the 100-niile Rex Mays
Classic at State Fair Park, de
feating Parnclli Jones by less
thnn a second.
AUSTIN, Tex. - Sandra Hay
nie edged Mickey Wright by a
stroke to win the Women's Civitan
golf tournament with a 2.19 total.
Fremont Babe Ruth Squad
Takes Exhibition Victory
Fremont's Babe Ruth team de
feated MyrUe Creek 10-7 in an ex
hibition game played at Myrtle
Creek Saturday.
The Fremont team made the
best of 11 walks issued by the Myr
tle Creek pitchers to stay ahead
throughout the game.
Bolh Fremont's and Mvrtle
Crock's six hits were divided
evenly between the players. Del
Yates had a homer, Dick See a
triple, and Tom Risley and Ernie
Moss doubles for Myrtle Creek.
The lone extra base blow for Fre
mont was Bill Mill's double.
Fremont sent 10 men to the plate
in the fourth inning to score four
runs and give them a command
ing lead.
In another exhibition game, Suth-
erlin and Joseph Lane battled on
even terms for three hours before
calling the game a 6-6 tic.
Fremont opens its leaeue sched
ule Wednesday hosting the Joseph
Lane squad in a 3:30 p.m. contest.
Myrtle Creek opens league play
saiway, meeting Glcndale.
SCORING:
Fremont 200 403 110 S 5
Myrtle Creek 120 102 1 7 6 1
Batteries: Fremont; Purcival,
Pfleiger (2), J. Rcmick (7) and
Hummel. Myrtle Creek; Gordon,
See (4), and Yates. WP: Pfleiger.
LP: Gordon.
of Beaverton and Tom Bentley of
Roseburg. Lesher managed to hold
the lead and edge Day at the fin
ish line. Bentley finished a close
third.
Van Shippe of Grants Pass set
the pace in the featured broad
jump event. Shippe, riding a BSA
Starfire, stayed airborne for 31
feet, four inches after leaving the
ramp.
Four spills brought fans to their
feet during the afternoon's action.
Three riders hit the south fence,
while a fourth hit the dirt on the
north turn. No serious injuries re
sulted from the spills.
The next motorcycle races at the
Fairgrounds will be held Sunday,
June 24.
RESULTS:
Trophy Dash (250 cc) 1, Fre-
dolf Johnson, Beaverton.
Trophy Dash (500cc) 1, Rex
Lesher, Powers.
Trophy Dash (650cc) 1, Fuzzy
Desingcr, Eureka, Calif.
A-Main (250cc) 1, Fredolf
Johnson, Beaverton. 2, Dave
Pierce, Corvallis. 3, Larry Buchan
an, Albany.
A-Main (500 cc) 1, Rex Lesh
er, Powers. 2, Tom Bentley, Roseburg.
A-Main (650 cc) 1, Fuzzy De-
singer, Eureka, Calif. 2, Hub Day,
Beaverton.
B-Main (250 cc) 1, Van Shippy,
Grants Pass. 2, Bill Scott. 3, Virgil
Hughes.
B-Main (250cc) 1, Van Shippe,
cus. 2, Bill Oliver.
B-Main (650cc) 1, Larry Lil-
lard, Roseburg. 2, Harold Brown.
Open Race 1, Rex Lesher,
Powers. 2, Hub Day, Beaverton.
3, Tom Bentley, Roseburg.
United Press International
Maybe the Los Angeles Angels
of the American League didn't
need veteran Joe Nuxhall but the
San Diego Padres of the Pacific
Coast League are mighty pleased
to have him.
Nuxhall, who was recently giv
en his outright release by the An
gels, Suaday night picked up his
third straight win for the Padres
as he helped them sweep a dou
ble header from Tacoma and
move into second place in tne
PCL standings.
Nuxhall spaced eight hits over
an 11-inning ro-ite in the opener
as the Padres won it, 3-2. In the
nightcap, John Tsitouris turned
in a two-hit pitching job to pace
a 5-0 victory.
In other PCL baseball action,
Salt Lake City defeated Hawai,
1-0, Portland won a pair from
Spokane, 6-5 and 8-2 and Seattle
divided a doubleheader with Van
opener. Tacoma's run came on
solo homers by Bill Hain and Ki-
cardo Joseph.
Harry Anderson's fifth home
run of 'he season topped San Di
ego's eight-hit attack in the sec-
ed the Padres and Tsitouris with
tw doubles.
Bill MacLeod's efforts on the
mound and at the plate provided
the Rainiers with their win. Mac
Leod pitched an eight-hitter, and
hit a double and a single. He
scored one run and drove in the
other. He was credited with his
fifth win against three losses.
Green Community Nine
Tops Epsicopal Squad,
Scoring at will the Green Com
munity Church Softball team down
ed St. George's Episcopal, 16 0, in
a YMCA Church League (fast-
pitch) game Saturday.
Gary Lorenz limited St. George's
to four hits, while striking out nine
and walking three. Lorenz was nev
er in serious trouble, spacing the
four hits through the seven in
nings. Les Forney had a single, a dou
ble and a triple in three appear
ances at the plate for Green. Lenny
Floth Jr., had 2-2 including a home
run, and John Antonen, 2-4.
Green Community now holds
4-0 record in league play, while
St. George's has yet to win.
TWILIGHT LEAGUE
W L T Pet. GB
Mock Motors 5 0 1 1.000
Jackson Whls. 4 0 1 1.000 V4
Douglas Venr. 2 2 0 .500 2'-i
Byrd's Mkt. 2 2 0 .500 2Vi
Billy Mohr's 2 4 0 .333 31 j
Winston Mchls 1 3 0 .250 3'i
Rsbg Lbr. 0 S 0 .000 5
couver. The Rainiers won the
first game 2-0 and the Mounties
took the second, 4-3.
San Diego's victories moved tha
Padres past Seattle on the league
ladder to within two games of
Salt Lake City.
San Diego's Tommy Harper sin
gled hone Bobby Klaus in the
bottom of the 11th to win tht
Mohr's Wins Second
During League Play
Mohr's Wreckers won their sec.
ond straight Twilight League con.
test, defeating Douglas Veneer, 7-2,
in a game played Sunday.
Roy Golden limited Douglas to
four hits in pitching Mohr's to the
win. Larry Stone collected two of
the four hits off Golden.
Leading the Wreckers' hitting
was Clarence Kempke with a home
run and a single in four times at
bat. Ben Kempke had a single and
triple, and Golden collected two sin
gles for Mohr's.
Mohr's now Las a 2-4 record in
Twilight League action, while Doug
las is 2-2.
SCORING:
MOHR'S 052 000 0712 0
DOUG. VEN. 000 010 12 4 2
Batteries: Mohr's Wreckers;
Golden and Aldred. Douglas Ven
eer; Trent and Hiney.
Blehm Pitches Mock To Twilight Lead
Dick Blehm pitched Mock Mo
tors into sole possession of first
place in the Twilight League as
Mock defeated Douglas Veneer, 6-0,
Saturday.
Blehm was in top form, giving
up - three hits, striking out 11
and walking four. Douglas's three
hits were scattered between three
different players.
Earl Bissonette went 2-3, includ
ing a double and a triple, for the
winners. Ron Beamer and Dick
Blehm both connected for 2-3.
The win puts Mock in first place
in Twilight League action. Tht
team now holds 5-0-1 record. Jack
son Wholesale is a half game back
with a 4-0-1 mark.
SCORING:
DOUG. VEN. 000 000 013 2
MOCK MTRS. 002 130 . - 11 0
Batteries: Douglas Veneer; Trent
and Hiney. Mock Motors; Blehm
and Myers.
Beavers Cbfain Lolich
Through Detroit Deal
PORTLAND (lil'I)- The Port
land Beavers have acquired home
town left handed pitcher Mickey
Lolich through arrangements with
the Detroit Tigers of the Ameri
can League.
Lolich returned here after fail
ing to report at Knoxville where
he was to be sent by Denver of
the American Association. He
pitched four innings of a semi-pro
game here and fanned all 12 men
he faced.
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