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w J Cool Tosses One-Hitter As Drain Finishes Season With 1 -0 Victory Southpaw Ran Cool returned to form Wednesday night and the Drain American Legion juniors ended the season with a thrilling victory over the invading Towers Motors team of North Bend. Drain's winning margin was a single run in, the fourth inning, but with Cool in charge it was all the hoirte team needed to post a 1-0 win. Cool allowed only four base run ners during the entire seven in nings of the game. The Towers Motors runners reached base on two walks, one Drain error and one hit. While Cool was limiting the invaders to one hit, he was striking out 16. On the other side, Dick Krom minga was tagged for only four hits, walked one and struck out six. The lone hit off Cool was a dou ble by Chuck Seven in the fourth nning. Seven's double came with only one away, but the little left hander proceeded to fan the next two batters to get out of trouble. Drain threatened to take the lead in the first inning when Mike Blom berg walked, stole second and went to third on the second out of the inning. However, a strike out ended the inning. In the third Cool singled to lead off for Drain, , but the next three batters man aged to move Cool only as far as second. The winning run for the host Drain team scored in the fourth inning. With one away Dwight Fon- LURA Schedules Weekend Meets The first in a series of all-comers wrestling and track meets spon sored by the Lower Umpqua Rec reation Association will be held this weekend at Gardiner and Reedsport. Friday at the Gardiner grade school gym the LURA will hold an all-comers wrestling meet. Starting time of the wrestling ac tion is set for 6 p.m. . Anyone interested may enter the event as there will be classifica tions for all ages and sizes. No ex perience is necessary as the pur pose of the meet is to offer recrea tional experience and to have fun says James Bryan, supervisor. Saturday an age-group track meet will be held at the Reeds port High School track. The first events will get underway at 10 a.m., with the final division start ing at 3 p.m. r. , ih . . In the track meet the particl' pants will be divided into five groups. The I-and-under will lead off in the morning, followed by the 11-12 group and the 13-14 age bracket. The 15-17 bracket and the open division will compete in the afternoon. Saturday's track meet is open to both boys and girls, and the LURA reports that all interested persons are invited to take part in the meet. FALCONS SET PRACTICE AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo, (UPD The Air Force academy will begin football practice Aug. 13 at Oxnard- Air Force Base, Calif. Coach Ben Martin said he plans no contact work until the Falcons return here Aug. Z7. tius came through with a booming triple. After the second out Pon tius scored on Jim Byron's single. norm Bend threatened to set back in the game in the sixth when a walk and an error put runners on first and second with two away. tool struck out Kromminga to end the inning, then retired the visitors in order in the final stanza. RAN COOL , . . back in shape While Cool was stealing the spot light for his pitching performance. Pontius was leading Drain at the plate. Pontius picked up a triple and a single in three at bats to get credit for half of Drain's hits, in addition to scoring the winning run. The victory ended Drain's sea son with an S-M record, and the North Douglas team finished in fifth place in Doug-Lane League play with a 6-12 mark. North Bend 000 000 00 1 0 Drain 000 100 x 1 4 1 Batteries: North Bend; Krom minga and Ivens. Drain; Cool and Cox. WP: Cool (2-1). LP: Kromminga. Salem Extends NW Lead With 6-5 Win , By United Prass International The front-running Salem Dodg ers widened their lead over sec ond-place Yakima Wednesday by downing the Bears 6-5 in their Northwest League contest. Dick Bogard put Salem across in the ninth when he knocked out a bases-loaded single to drive home the winning run. Wenatchee split a doubleheader with Lewiston for the second night in a row by dropping the opener to the Broncs 4-2 and picking up the nightcap 5-2. At Eugene, Brian McCall hit a two-run homer in the final frame to give the Braves a 6-4 win over the Emeralds. The Broncs' Ken Yaryan picked up his sixth win in seven deci sions by fanning five, walking two and spreading eight hits in the opener against a Wenatchee club that went scoreless for the last five innings. Wenatchee won the nightcap in the ninth inning with a pair of homers. v ' " . ' -. v Phil Border led off with a solo homer. Frank DeMoss was walk ed and then Dan Combs came through with a homer to drive in DeMoss and ice the contest. KPIC Posts 10-4 Win Over Winston One of Roseburg's winningest ball clubs, the KPIC. 12-and-un-ders, upped its record to 17 con secutive victories without a defeat Wednesday when they downed the Winston No. 1 team, 10-4. The big stickers for the KPIC squad were Teddy Vrettas, Jeff Jones, Fred Worsley and T i m Zuck, all of whom rapped out dou bles. Jeff Jones tossed the win ofr the KPIC team. Today the local contingent will be out to grab victory No. 18 when it meets Winston No. 2 at 4 p.m. at Riverside-School. Coast League Pacific Coast League W. L. Pet. GB San Diego 65 36 .644 Salt Lake 58 45 .563 8 Tacoma 54 48 .529 1VA Hawaii 51 50 .505 15 Portland 50 56 .472 VA Vancouver 45 51 .464 18 Seattle 45 55 .455 19 Spokane 36 63 .364 28 Wednesday's Results Spokane 6 Vancouver 2 Tacoma 3 Salt Lake City 1 San Diego 5 Seattle 4 Hawaii 6 Portland 1 Thursday's Prohibit Pitchers Salt Lake City (Mudrock 6-3) at Tacoma (C. Perry 6-3). Vancouver (Sadowski) at Spo kane (Hubbard 4-3). Seattle (Morehead 5-8) at San Diego (Rippelmeyer 0-1). Portland (Kunkel 3-1) at Ha waii (Gatewood 6-8), t Thur., July 26, 1962 The Newi-Revlew, Raiaburi, Ore. Irysdale Wins 18th' For Podgeirs f : Jv ; , J -s turns v 1 ' vsVV-V. ' .jV-;!5, c A- 1 ' t- x m 3T r-v X,ivf , .1 L4 iv, ' " w . , w v 4.- $ irA1 - vv t 'Jkj J S fa, i ANOTHER RECORD went into the books Vvednesday night for St. Louis star Stan Musial. Musial belted a sixth inning two-run homer against the Dodgers to drive in the 1,862nd run of his career another record for the slugger. In spite of Musiol's home run, the Dodgers won the game 5-2 (UPI Telephoto). By United Press International Maybe it is a hitter's game but you can't prove it by Don Drys dale of the Los Angeles Dodgers and Bob Purkey of the Cincinnati Reds, who are threatening mod ern club pitching records of their respective teams. Drysdale, the free - wheeling right-hander who is doing "extra duty" since the Dodgers lost the services of the ailing Sandy Kou fax, scored his 18th victory of the season Wednesday night in Los Angeles' 5-2 triumph over the St. Louis Cardinals. Purkey, a World Series hero in defeat last autumn, gained his 16th triumph as the Reds stretched their longest winning streak of the season to eight games with a 13-6 victory over the Pittsburgh Pi rates. IS Starts Left With at least 15 more starting assignments left to each this sea son, Drysdale is a threat to equal or surpass the modern Dodger club mark of 29 victories in a season set by Joe McGinnity in 1900 while Purkey is in a strong position to top the Reds' club mark of 27, which is shared by Adolph Luque and Bucky Walters. Drysdale has lost only four games and Purkey has . suffered only inree losses. Drysdale needed the late-inning help of Ron Pcrranoski and Ed Roebuck plus a 11-hit attack that included a triple and homer by Maury Wills, three hits by Willie Davis and a triple by Frank How ard. Drysdale yielded eight hits in seven innings, including a sixth inning homer by Stan Musial which enabled the 41-year-old Car dinal star lo set a lifetime NL mark of 1,862 runs batted in. Purkey allowed two homers by Smoky Burgess but was backed by a 21-hit attack that included four hits by Frank Robinson and three each by Eddie Kasko, Don Blasingame, Jerry Lynch and Leo Cardenas. The Reds clinched it with a five-run eight-inning rally. The San Francisco Giants downed the Houston Colls, 3 2, the Milwaukee Braves whipped the New York Mets, 11-5, and the Chi cago Cubs defeated the Philadel phia Phillies, 5-2, in the other NL action. The Los Angeles Angels moved to within 2 Mi games of the Amer ican League when they beat the Baltimore Orioles, 5-0, and the New York Yankees lost to the Boston Red Sox, 4-2, before scor ing a 6-4 victory. -The Minnesota Twins nipped the Detroit Tigers, 7-6, the Washington Senators edged the Chicago White Sox, 4-3, and the Kansas City Athletics shaded the Cleveland Indians, 5-4, O'Dtll Won Uth Billy O'Dell went S 1-3 innings to win his 12th game for the Giants, whose 12-hit attack includ ed a homer by Jim Davenport, a triple by Felipe Alou and two hits by Willie Mays. Bob Aspromonte homered for the Colts. Joe Adcock drove in four runs with two homers and Eddie Math ews knocked in five with a pair of circuits as the Braves clob bered the Mets with a 10-hit at tack. Bob Hendley won his seventh game for the Braves while Roger Craig, tagged for five runs and seven hits in five innings, suffered his 16th defeat. Ernie Banks drove in three run with his 25th and 26th homers of the season to help Bob Buhl win his seventh game for the Cubs. Wes Covington's two - run homer accounted for the Phillies' runs. Don Lee and Dean Chance com bined in a six-hitter for the An gels who have won seven of their last nine games. Earl Averill, bat ting for Lee Thomas with the An gels ahead, 2-0, in the seventh in ning, clinched the victory with a three-run homer. It was Lee's eighth win against seven defeats. Yanks, Botox Split Pinch-hitler Hector Lopes' two run eighth - inning single enabled the Yankees to gain a split with the Red Sox and gave relief pitch er Marshall Bridges his fourth win without a loss. Earl Wilson, aided by Dick Radatz' late-inning relief, won his first game since his June 26 no-hitter in the opener. Mickey Mantle and Tom Tresh homered for the Yankees in the first game and Carl Yastrezemskl and Gary Geiger connected for the Red Sox in the nightcap. Rich Rollins' third hit of the game climaxed a two-run ninth inning rally and gave Minnesota relief pitcher Ray Moore his sixth win. Bob Allison and Vic Power homered for the Twins while Chico Fernandez and Steve Boros hom ered for the Tigers. Claude Ostecn scattered nine hits to win his fifth game for the Senators while Joe Azcue's two run homer and Bill Fischer's ninth-inning clutch relief pitching saved the Athletics' triumph over Cleveland. Sports Calendar Thursday ' ' . Ditt. IV Babe Ruth Tournament Curry County All-Stars (Brook ings, Gold Beach) vs. South Doug las All-Stars (Glendale, Lanyon ville, Days Creek.Riddle, Myrtle Creek) first round game, 5 p.m., Riddle. Friday Baseball Aroa IV Legion Playoff Lockwood Motors Legion of Rose- burg vs. Bandon Legion, 8 p.m., North Bena. Dist. IV Babe Ruth Tournament Losers of first round games, 6:30 p.m., winners of first round games, 8:30 p.m., Legion Field, Roseburg. Softball Twilight League Jackson Wholesale vs. Bert's Food Market, 6 p.m., final game of best-of-three playoff for post- . - . , l...mn;AncMn IVA Diamond I. MONTGOMERY WARD 1481 N. E. Stephtni OR 2-4811 (2) CLIP and SAVE 4 6 HOWARD'S LOW PRICES TOP QUALITY FAMOUS BRANDS YOU KNOW 10 Inch Famous Make CALK - LOGGERS 27.99. 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