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A f F X - l A v & a,' I IT M ggypfl T LEAPING over the outstretched orm of the Forty Niners' Pine (54) is Hugh McElhenny (39) Minnesota Vikings' halfback in game at Seattle Saturday. McElhenny gained the first down in forth quarter action. Running interference were Ruth (65) and Trip lett, (33) as Forty Niner Colohice (86) makes grab for McElhenny. (UPI Telephoto). 'King' McElhenny Gives Seattle Fans Display Of Top Grid Action SEATTLE (UPI) The "king" came back to Seattle Saturday and 22,500 of his loyal subjects roared approval. At 33, Hugh McElhenny is a mite older and a step slower than in the days when his flash ing feet carved out a chunk of football history at the University of Washington. Pro football has largely passed him by. Backs are faster now, the pace is man-killing and the former AU-American is headed down the home stretch of a long professional career. Still, nobody got a bigger hand than McElhenny when the public address announcer called the roll as the Minnesota Vikings and the San Francisco Forty Niners of the National Football League matched muscle, might and man power in preseason play here. Show of Coyrag San Francisco won it 30-24 when Bill Kilmer and Jim Johnson col laborated on a 92-yard touchdown pass play. Afterwards, in the dressing room, McElhenny punched a fist over and over into his palm. "I wish we could have won It; I wish we could have won it... dammit!" Nobody in the stands minded too much. He gave them in the third quarter what they came to see a display of raw courage into which he poured all of his vast talents. San Francisco had gained a 20 U halftime lead when Tommy Davis drilled a pair of field goals just before the half ended. Then the "king" returned. Leads Drive He stepped for 3, added 10 mora and still another 10. A Pee Wee Jamboree Starts Play Tonight Perhaps Roseburg baseball fans are finished watching Legion Jun ior baseball this season, but there is still some baseball left at Stew art Park. This is proven by the an nual Pee Wee Jamboree slated for Stewart Park tonight and Tuesday night. Tonight's games feature the 10-11-year-olds, while Tuesday's game will find the 8-9-year-olds doing battle. This year's Jamboree is sponsored jointly by the Kiwanis Club, Roseburg School District and the City of Roseburg. The games originally were to be played Aug. 6 and 7. Tickets purchased for those two nights will be accepted. Opening tonight's action will be a 7 p.m. game between the High School Indians and the Fremont Angels. At 8 p.m. the Fremont Or ioles will clash with the Green Ath letics and at 9 p.m. the Eastwood White Sox will be pitted against the Winchester Senators. Tuesday night's play, featuring the 8-9-year-olds, will open at 5 p.m. The High School Robins play the Winchester Wolves in the first game; the Hucrest Vandals meet the Winchester Wildcats at 5:45; the High School Beavers play the Eastwood Colts at 6:30; the High School Falcons clash with the Hu crest Bucks at 7:15; the Fremont Vikings lock horns with the Fuller ton Bruins at 8; the Riverside Cou gers battle with the Fullerton Bears at 8:45; the Riverside Hus kies challenge the Green Ram at 9:30; and the Fremont Bulldogs are pitted against the all-star team in the closing game at 10:15. The Lesselli Marionettes mi Ma. twn IK i i .tit 'J A m AVCtlb. screen pass to McElhenny was good for 11. A Viking pass play fizzled then and Fran Tarkenton, a sophomore quarterback, was hopelessly trapped. Tarkenton shoveled Mc Elhenny a pass that traveled all of 18 inches and off he stormed for 12 mo yards to the Forty Niner five. The next play came as a sur priseat least to the Forty Niners. Mel Triplett, another gent who has been in the program a long time, scored standing up around right end. Sprawled on the grass after a withering block that wiped out a Forty Niner defender was Mc Elhenny. They had given him a plaque at halftime and Hugh smiled and waved up to the stands. It was a fair trade. He gave quite a bit of himself. In The Majors Maor League Standings By United Press International National League W. L. 79 40 76 42 71 46 65 50 65 53 63 55 54 66 43 75 41 74 30 86 Pet. GB .664 Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Pittsburgh St. Louis Milwaukee Philadelphia Chicago Houston New York .644 2V4 .607 7 .565 12 .551 13V4 .534 15V4 .450 25V4 .364 35V4 .357 36 .259 4714 Saturday's Results Pittsburgh 10 Chicago 6 Philadelphia 11 St. Louis 3 San Francisco 5 Los Angeles 4 Cincinnati 2 New York 1, night Milwaukee 3 Houston 1, night Sunday's Results Philadelphia 7 St. Louis 3, 1st Philadelphia 9 St. Louis 7, 2nd Cincinnati 8 New York 4 Pittsburgh 5 Chicago 4 San Francisco 5 Los Angeles 1 Houston 8 Milwaukee 5 American League W. L. Pet. CB 70 44 .614 New York Los Angeles Minnesota Chicago Baltimore Cleveland Detroit Boston Kansas City Washington 66 51 65 52 60 58 58 59 .564 SA .556 614 .508 12 .496 13V4 57 58 .496 13tt 56 60 .483 15 54 61 .470 1614 52 66 .441 20 43 72 .374 2714 Saturday's Results Boston 3 Baltimore 0, 1st, day Boston 7 Baltimore 3, 2nd, night Detroit 7 New York 2, 1st day New York 3 Detroit 2, wnd night Washington 9 Cleveland 2, night Chicago 11 Kansas City 2, night Los Angeles 3 Minnesota 0, night Sunday's Rtiulti Boston 4 Baltimore 1 New York 2 Detroit 0 Cleveland 5 Washington 3 Chicago 1 Kansas City 0 Minnesota 5 Los Angeles 3 Tuesday's Games American League New York at Minnesota, night. Washington at Cleveland, 2 games, night. Boston at Los Angeles, night. Only games scheduled. National League Milwaukee at Cincinnati, night. Only game scheduled. m. immw-r r wr w fa CIRCUS rf?THiy Clewnt, Dancert and AnimaJt 4 Timet Each Dav 15-1) ROSEBURG SMEW 1 v Sports Calendar Monday Baseball . Pee Wee Pee Wee Baseball Jamboree, 11-and-unders, . p.m., Legion Field, Roseburg. Tuesday Baaeball Pee Wee Pee Wee Baseball Jamboree, 9-and-under, 5 p.m., Legion Field, Roseburg. Football Clinic Set ForSessionTonight The Oregon School Activities As sociation will hold a football clinie for prospective officials tonight at 8 at the Roseburg High School. Edward J. Ryan, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer of the OSAA, will conduct the clinic. Included in the evening's nrnprnm vrili Ka tha showing of a film, a discussion of uie new ruie cnanges and a gener al summary of all rules and the mephantps nf nffilnHna All persons interested in offici ating mgn scnooi games tms fall are urged to attend. Portland Squad Captures NW Babe Ruth Tourney CASPER, Wyo. (UPI) Power laden Madison of Portland wal- looed Great Falls Afnnt- 19.9 tn win its second straight Northwest regional Bane Ruth baseball tour nament Sunday. The- Portlanders, unbeaten In the double - elimination tourney, earned a spot in the national Babe Ruth meet at Bridgeton, N.J., Aug. 20-25. FULLER PAINT AUGUST inn Save on long-lasting FULLER 90-90 HIGH HIDING Protects, enhances natural FULLER RUFWOOD mrtgant, washabU,flat mil finish FULLER WALL FASHION INTFRIAR IATFY your FULLER PAINT dealer Padres Take 10-GameLead In PCL Chase United Press International San Diego has taken another big surge toward the Pacific Coast League pennant and much of the credit goes to pitcher John Tsitouris. The 26-year old righthander hurled a three-hitter Sunday night to lead the Padres to a double header sweep over second-place Salt Lake City. Tsitouris picked up his sixth straight victory as the Padres won the second game, 5-2, after taking the opener, 6-2. The victory vaulted the Padres 10 full games ahead of the Bees and left Tsitouris with an 11-6 season record. , In other games, Vancouver topped Tacoma, 2-0, Hawaii de feated Spokane, 8-2 and 7-5, while Seattle split a pair with Portland. Portland took, the opener, 3-2, and Seattle grabbed the second, 5-1. San Diego, which now leads Salt Lake City 4-0 in their cur rent series, won the opener when the Padres gained five unearned runs in the second inning. Tsitouris's cause was aided in the nightcap by Ron Samford who hit a solo homer in the fourth inning to give the Padres their go-ahead run. The hitting of Stan Palys and Hap Richie was the key to Ha waii's sweep. In the opener, each hit homers. In the nightcap, Palys singled in the 10th inning and then stepped aside for pinch runner Bobby Kanoop. Richie then drove in Kanoop with the winning run. Portland nut together tour straight singles in the seventh in ning to top Seattle in their opener. But the Rainiers came back to win the second game on a three run homer by Mike Shannon and two-run round tripper by red Schreiber. Veteran George Bamberger pitched a five-hitter to lead Van couver to victory. He struck out six and walked two as he reg istered his second shutout of the season. Coasi- League Pacific Coast League By United Press International W L Pet GB San Diego Salt Lake Tacoma Hawaii Seattle 76 46 .623 67 57 .540 10 65 57 63 60 533 11 ,512 13V4 59 62 .488 lBVi 59 65 .476 18 54 65 .476 20V4 46 47 .380 30'j Portland Vancouver Spokane Sunday's Results Portland 3 Seattle t (1st game) Seattle 5 Portland 1 (2nd game 7 innings) San Diego 6 Salt Lake City 2 (1st game) San Diego' Salt Lake City 2 (2nd game, 7 innings) Hawaii 8 Spokane 2 (1st game, 7 innings) Hawaii 7 Spokane 5 (2nd game) Vancouver 2 Tacoma 0 Today's Probable Pitchers Salt Lake City (Hartman 1-2) at San Diego (Flavin 8-2). outside house faint White Only 529 gal. 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