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Dodgers Climb To Top; SF Giants Lose Again ' ' By United Pratt International ur! Sunday night baseball may nev er replace drive-in movies but 7. the customers sure liked it be '"tause they got a chance to cool - off and see the hottest pitching " staff in the majors at the tame lime. - "A crowd of 17,437, well above Houston's day-time average, took ' in major league baseball's first Sunday night game in history ' Sunday night and whooped in de " light as the Colts handed the San i Francisco Giants their seventh straight defeat, 30. The whole idea of Sunday night games was to beat the intense day-time heat In Houston and it worked out fine when the game was played In pleasant 79-dcgrce temperature compared with 95 degrees during the day. Houston's pitchers have been even hotter than that recently, yielding a total of only two runs in the Colts' last three games. Knuckleballer Skinny Brown, a 38-year-old American League re tread, waa Houston's pitching itar Sunday night when he took over for starter Dick tarrcll in the third inning and held the Giants to one hit over the last 6 1-3 inningt for his first victory ef the aeaton. Yields Lone Single Brown, who struck out six and did not walk a batter, gave up only a fourth Inning tingle to Wil lie Maya, who wat wiped out dealing. The veteran right-hander, picked up in May at a free agent alter being released oy the van kcea, was summoned from the bullpen after Farrell pulled a back muscle. Farrell had given up three hits. The Colts scored two of their three runs off loser Jack Sanford, now 7-5, with Carl Warwick sin gling home the first one, John Bateman singling home the aec ond and Howie Goss' double ac counting for the final one in the eighth. Dodgert Beat Cubs The first-place Los Angeles Dodgers best the Chicago Cubs, 11-8, despite three homers by Ernie Banks; the New York Mets took the opener from the St. Louis Cardinals, 8 7, but lost the -nightcap, 10-4; Philadelphia de- 3-feated Cincinnati, 8-7, in 10 In nings, then dropped the second game, 8-1, and Pittsburgh blanked v'Silwaukee, 4-0, but lost the fina- " R, 5-3. In the American League, the . Chicago Whit Sox took over first - ilace with 4-1 victory over the Kansas City A'a while the Balti- , rSJore Oriolei tumbled to aecond naoe wnen we notion nea ou heat them, 3-2, In 14 innings. The net No Mow YorK yanxeea aownea me Detroit Tigers, 6-2, the Lot An Relet Angela defeated the Minne sota Twins, 4-2, and Cleveland beat Washington, T-3. I A crowd of 35,743, the largest Ifm ik kM eaiiTaaaieaeieiiai aieiiaf 'rCHATIAUGAY literally flies home the winner of the Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct Race track Saturday as he led fovored Candy Spots by two and a half lengths at the finish line. The victory gave Chateaugay two legs of the triple crown os he hod won the Ken tucky Derby. Candy Spots was triumphant In the Preakness. (UPI Telepholo) - - Crunican Sets Record In Junior Olympics Mik Crunican continued to build his reputation as one of the top prep middle distance stars in the stale at he emerged a double win ner in Saturday's Junior Olympic meet In Portland. The Roseburg star topped the field in the mile run with a 4:294 clocking and set a new state Jun ior Olympic record in the 8X0. In fx DOUGLAS COUNTY PIONEER DAYS For rubs' home attendance in tin' seasons, waicnea tne uoagers capitalize on four errors and two wild pitches for their fifth consec utive victory despite Banks' three homers that Drougni nis season total to 13. A nxr.rnn tiari-aOA In InA fifth 'which included back-to-back horn I. c I I .... 1. routed starter Sandy Koufax, but the Dodgers kayoed loser Dick Ellsworth with a four-run rally of their own in ine nxin. tommy Davis had lour or. me winners ii hit inrlnriinff a homer. The Mets won their first game rMm fh r'arrlinal with the helo of three gift runs and turned around and presentee, me nea Birds with four tainted runs in the nightcap. Jim Hickman a nases iuaueu walk, Bill While's error and a viM nitrh ItnahlpH the MetS to put together a decisive three-run seventh inning raiiy in me uicu- .... ..rtai whifh Parrlinal catcher Tim McCarvcr got a freak inside- the-parK grana siam nomer wuen Met center-fielder Rod Kanchl fell down while camping under his routine fly in the eighth in ning of the nightcap. Galen Cisco (3-5) and Ray Sadecki i3-4) were the- winning pitchers. Rally In Ninth The Phillies scored five runs in the ninth to tie the score in their opener with the Itcds and Bobby Wlne'a Infield aingle produced the winning run In the 10th. Don Demeter, Jim Lemon and John rninn nnnh homered in the ninth. Callison also had connected In the first inning. John Tsitouris oi ine neos hurled a four-hlttcr for his first ,in nt llm ieainn In the night- leap as Vada Pinson and Pete Rose helped him out wiin nome runs. Wirrnn Snahn needed Bob Shaw's help in the eighth but still posted the 335ln victory oi ms major league career and his eighth of the season in the it..,.i,na ntohiean triumnh over the Pirates. The Braves reached loser Don Cardwell for three runs in the first inning and picked up two mora In the eighth with the aid of three errors. Bob Friend atopped Miiwauxee on five hits for hit eighth vic tory in the opener. Ted Savage and Donn Clendenon each hom ered off Denny Lemastcr, who waa charged with hia fourth de feat in aix decisions. FAVORED IN PACI WKSTHIlllY. N.Y. (UPI) Irvln Paul, holder of the world pacing records for a mile and onc-quar- . 1 4...n m ai hnnrtn IHH entrlea for the 25,ooo AUlos miner Cup at Roosevelt Raceway Friday night. Ala listed to start are Royal Rlrlf and StuDhan Smith, who share the world record for a mile and one-half. -in iiaiin-i- -i -fi in1'-" tlie 880 Crunican covered the dis tance in 1:.SS.7 lo better the old mark of 1:59 6 set by Lewis Pow ell of Portland in 1958. The lanky Hosehurg ace nipped David Alcutt and Ron Bycrs, bolh of Portland, at the Itnish line. Crunican competed In the 1617 age bracket. In the buva 14-13 division Ken All The Color & Thrills SADDLE BR0NC and BAREBACK RIDING SAT. APM UNDER JUNE 21 BRIGHT 6 15th W NEW LIGHTS SUNDAY JUNE 16-1:30 Gat Your Ticket! Now In The Majors y United Preia International American League W L Pet, Chicago Baltimore 33 23 .589 32 23 .582 Vi 28 21 .971 IV New York Minnesota Kansas City Boston Cleveland Los Angeles Detroit Washington 28 25 27 25 .328 3V4 .318 4 25 24 .310 4tt 23 26 46 tVi 27 31 466 7 23 29 442 8 It 38 .333 14Vi Saturday's Results Detroit 8 New York 4 Boston 7 Baltimore 1 Cleveland 6 Washington 1 Kansas City 7 Chicago 6 Minnesota 9 Los Angeles 1 Sunday's Results Boston 3 Baltimore 2, 14 inns. Cleveland 7 Washington 3 Chicago 4 Kansas City 3 Los Angeles 4 Minnesota 2 New York 6 Detroit 2 Monday's Probable Pitchers Los Angeles at Kansaa City (night) Osinski (4-2) vs. Pena (5-6). Boston at Detroit (night) Morehead (3-4) vs. Faul (2-1). Cleveland at Baltimore (night) Latman (1-2) vt. McCormick (1-2). New York at Washington (2, twinighl) Bouton (7-1) and Downing (0-0) vs. Osteen (0-4) and Rudolph (3-7). (Only games scheduled) Tuesday'i Games Los Angeles at Kansas City, night Minnesota at Chicago, night Boston at Detroit Cleveland at Baltimore, night (Only games scheduled) National League W L Pet. CB Los Angeles St. Louis 32 23 33 25 31 26 31 26 .582 .569 A .544 2 San Francisco Chicago Cincinnati .544 2 28 26 .519 3'i 28 28 . .500 Vt Pittsburgh Milwaukee Philadelphia 26 29 .473 S 25 30 .455 7 25 32 .439 8 22 36 .379 11A Houston New York Saturday's Results Pittsburgh 6 Milwaukee 4 Los Angeles 9 Chicago 5 Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 0 St. Louis 4 New York 0 Houston 2 San Francisco 1 Sunday's Results Pittsburgh 4 Milwaukee 0, 1st Milwaukee 5 Pittsburgh 3, 2nd New York 8 St. Louis 7, 1st St. Louis i0 New York 4, 2nd PhiladelDh a 8 C n. 7. 1st. 10 inns. Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 1, 2nd Los Angeles 11 Chicago 8 Houston 3 San Francisco 0, mgnt Monday's Probable Pitchers St. Louis at Pittsburgh (night) Gibson (4-3) vs. Schwall (3-3). Cincinnati at New York (night) Jay (3-8) vs. Stallard (0-3). Milwaukee at Philadelphia (night) Hendley (4-3) vs. Culp (7-3). Chicago at Houston (niglil) Hobble (1-5) vs. Drott (2-3). San Francisco at Los Angeles (night) Pierce (1-4) or Fisher (3-7) vs. Miller (4-2). Tutiday's Games St. Louis at Pittsburgh, night Cincinnati at New York .-i-.r-v . ... - -' ..-.i.. Cooper of Roseburg finished third in the 440-yard dash and Oakland's Sieve Ray look a second place In the eight-pound shot competition. The Joseph Lane and Fremont 440 yard relay teams failed to place among the top three in the meet. Among the girls, Rexi Nicholson, Roseburg, earned a first place in the 1617 running broad jump with a leap of 14-7, won the hurdles and the finished second in the 100 yard dh. Debra Meek, Ros.'burg, placed third in the girls It and under 50-yard dash. Competing in the 141) division Lesley Smith of Roseburg placed third in the 50 yard low hurdles, Patty Cacy of Roseburg was second in the 75 yard dash and Sheryl Pick man of Roseburg tied for first in the run ning broad jump with a leap of 14 9'i. Maine LcGore and Dawn Ray nf Oaklane' grabbed off second and third spots respectively in the girls 14-15 eight-pound shot put action. A host of meet records were thattered during the competition, and one national record fell. The new national mark came In the girls 14-15 eight pound shot action where Joan Heeler of Corvallis tossed the ball 39 OH to top the .18 1 mark currently in the record books. Kosekiry Legion Shifts Twin' n 7f I f r LOOKING BACK after crossing home plote with the firsr run for Lockwood Motors Sunday is Mike Blomberg. Blom berg was the first of nine runners to touch home plate for the Roseburg Legion in the home opener as Ron Westbrooks set the invading North Bend team down on a nifty three hitter, 9-0. (News-Review photo) 8 The News-Review, Roteburg, Ore. Mon., June 10, 1963 Emile Griffith On Controversial Decision By JACK CUDDY UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK (UPI) - Emile Griffith, the first three-time wel terweight champion, may defend his latest crown at Las Vegas, Nov., or some other western city on Friday, Sept. 20, matchmaker Teddy Brenner disclosed today. That's the dale on which the television fights shift from Satur day nights back lo Friday nights. An ice show will be occupying Madison Square Garden at the time. "We'd like to have him on tele vision that night," Brenner ex plained, "in a defense against the winner of a London fight between ex-champion Luis Rodriguez of Miami Beach and Brian Curvis of Wales." Brenner said he understood that London promoter Jack Solomons is considering a Rodrigucj-Curvis fight this Slimmer. Griffith, 25, of New York, won the title for a record third time Saturday night on a controversial split 15-round decision over Rod riguet at the Garden before 8.081 SPORTSMAN'S' ROUTING SKUNKS 1 Skunks ctbn takb up meicvNca UNcen -me floor W VACANT HOUSES, ET CEICR, N BUBAL ADEA9. IP A FAMILY HAS 'MOVIO IN" YOUR SUMMER CABIN DOWNS YCUA AB6aNCE THROW A HAMCWL Of" MOTH balls in -mam ormwce and tmb skunks will leave short ly. WATT A FSW HAVS, THEN PLU THB ENTRY. Clowns Amaze Fans With Crazy Antics Baseball fans became slightly confused by the antics of the In dian-po-it Clowns in their exhibi tion battle with the Brooklyn Start Saturday at Legion Field. Stealing bases the wrong way from second to first and the sany comedy routines of Nature boy Williams added up to plenty of laughter. So much laughter In fact that acorckeepers became completely confused and the winner of the game remained a mystery, though several unofficial reports had the Clowns winning by a close margin over the hard-hitting Stan. The game waa sponsored by the Roseburg Indian Club. 0) I T "V ii V ! '.-In 4' jt1 t iT" ' s Wins Crown turbulent spectators. Loud were the boos, particular ly from a large segment of Latin American Fans, when the 9-6, 8-7, 5-10 decision enabled Griffith to win back the crown from Rodri guez., who had taken it from Griffith on a unanimous but con troversial verdict at Los Angeles March 21. The United Press International scored Saturday's fight in favor of Rodriguez, 8-6-1. And a poll of 26 sports writers in the Garden favored Rodriguez, 18-7-1. Each fighter weighed 146V4 pounds and they went into the ring at "even money." Jaycee Jr. Golf Clink Scheduled The Roseburg Junior Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a jun ior golf clinic for youngsters 18 or under at the Stewart Park course June 14 and IS. Jack Schvancvcldt, golf pro at the Roseburg Country Club, will be the instructor for the clinic. The clinic will be held from 8:30 to 10:30 each morning. Youngsters planning to take advantage of the sessions should arrive at the course by 8 a.m. to register and pay the 50 cent registration fee. Each participant is encouraged to bring his own clubs if possible. Golf clubs will be furnished for those not having their own. The purpose of the Jaycee golf clinic is to develop the junior golf ers game. The clinic precedes the Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament which will be held June 21-22. Win ners from the local tournament will travel to Madras to compete in the state Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament. Sports Calendar Monday Softball Twilight League Roseburg Merchants vs. V e 1 1 Lmployes, 6 p.m., VA Diamond. Tuesday Battball Doug-Lane League Willamette vs. Lockwood Motors of Roseburg. 6:30 p.m. doublehead er. Legion Field, Roseburg. Softball Church League BLM vs. First Christian p.m., VA Diamond II. Twilight League 6:30 Mock Motors vs. Suiter's, I p m.. SOC Grid Stir Signtd OAKLAND. Calif. lUFH- The Oakland Raiders of the American Football League Saturday signed Southern Oregon halfback Doyle Rransom to a contract. He was the Raiders' 12th draft choice. AUTHORIZED SALtS SIKVICi AMERICAN BOSCH ROOSA MASTER Fuel Systems DIESEL INJECTION SERVICE 1750 N.I. StophoM OR 1-4154 ISO Westbrooks Twirls 3-Hif Shutout To Pace Victory In Home Opener By NIIL CILLIRS News-Review Spertt Editor Everything didn't come up roset for the Lockwood Motors Legion Juniors over the weekend, but outlook definitely improved over tne opening games crown soutn. After winning only one of three garnet and being plagued by er rors in the openers, the local crew displayed moments of greatness over tne weekend oy winning three and losing two to even the record for the year at 4-4. Friday Lockwood Motors opened the rugged three-day stand with a lopsided 13-z victory over Corvallis, then came on Saturday to solit a twin-bill at Albanv before return ing home Sunday to divide a pair againsi norm neno. The host Cum mines Movers of Albany whitewashed the local nine in the seven-innine ooener Satur day by a 4-0 count, but Roseburg bounced back with a 7-3 victory in the nightcap. Sunday Ron West brooks starred on the mound as he blanked the Tower Motors Team of North Bend, 9-0. However the invaders came back to avenge the loss by dumping Roseburg, 5-3 in the second game. westbrooks' performance rated as the top pitching job turned in during Saturday or Sunday's ac tion. The flashy Myrtle Creek southpaw displayed uncanny con trol at he went seven innings with out issuing a free pass. The in vaders tagged Westbrooks for three hits, but after the first batten) in tne second inning he retired 18 batters in a row with the aid of two double plays. Westbrooks fanned nine North Bend batters. The victory evened IP' IF WILD RIGHT thrown by challenger Emile Griffith backs champion Luis Rodriguez away early in their welterweight title fight Saturday. Griffith regained his crown for the third time by winning a split decision over Rodriguez. (UPI Telephoto) Roseburg Merchants Win, 5-4 The Roseburg Merchants' picked up their third YMCA Twilight League Softball victory in four starts Saturday when they edged PCL Standings By United Press International Southern Dvision W. L. Pet. GB Dallas Ft. W. 32 25 .561 San Diego Oklahoma City Denver 32 28 .533 IMi 28 28 .500 3" 4 25 33 .431 Salt Lake City 19 32 .373 10 Northern Division W. L. Pet. GB Tacoma 34 23 .5 Spokane .. ' 31 26 .525 4 Portland 28 28 .500 5i Hawaii 28 29 .491 6 Seattle 25 28 .472 7 Sunday's Results Oklahoma City San Diego 4 usi game; Oklahoma City 6 San Diego 3 (2nd game, 7 innings) Seattle 1 Portland 0 (1st game) Portland 2 Seattle 0 (2nd game, 7 innings) Hawaii 7 Denver 2 (1st game, 7 innings) Hawaii t Denver 1 (2nd game) Spokane 1 Tacoma 0 Dallas-Ft. Worth at Salt Lake City, ppd., cold. Monday's Probable Pitchers Dallas-Ft. Worth (Mecklenburg 5-1) at Salt Lake City (Sey fried 3-8) Oklahoma City (Brunet 2-2) at San Diego (Breeden 4 3) Spokane (Willhite 61) at Seat tle (Stephenson 1-4) Permanent TetaVIIC C0NCRCTI IANI3 LAST A LIFETIME! FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL PRE-MIX CONCRETE PIPE CO. . . OR 2-2694 his record at 1-1 for the season. Williams Wins Saturday Dick Williams joined the winners as he pitched the five inning nightcap at Albany. Wil liams struck out but three Cum mings Movers, walked three and allowed five hits. However, some timely hitting provided the talent ed Roseburg right-hander with plen ty of runs. Williams also has a 1-1 record on the mound. Jim Beamer, Bob Manning and Lance Cascbeer' provided the hit ting power during the four games. Beamer came to life after a slow start and posted a perfect 4-4 rec ord at the plate against North Bend, driving in three runs. Saturday the local team was blanked on four hits by Albany's Rich Hibbard. Roseburg's Jerry Boucock found himself down by one run in the first inning when Mike Edwards was safe on a field er's choice, Ron Malone walked, Dave Stanley singled to load the bases and a wild pilch brought Edwards home. The Cummings Movers took a 3-0 lead in the fourth when Malone blasted a two-run homer to deep right-center , field. The final run came in the sixth frame on a dou ble by Russ Isom, a throwing er ror and a single by Jim Klankie. Klankic and Isom each had two hits for the winners. Manning put Lockwood Motors In the lead in the first inning of the second game when he slapped the ball over the left field fence 330 feet from home plate. Still the battle was far from over as Albany picked up a pair of runs in the second and another in the third. In the second innine Jim Coolcy walked to start the rally, McKay Drugs by a 5-4 count. Pushing across a single run in the bottom of the seventh, the winners stayed within striking dis tance of league leading Mock Mo tors. Bill Franks scored the win ning tally when he led off the seventh with a single, moved to third on a ground out and raced home on a passed ball. Franks, leading a Roseburg Merchants team strengthened by the reporting of college boys, was the big-gun at the plate with a 2-4 record, including a two-run homer in the fifth. Larry Burr and Ron Cray each had 11 rec ords. Ted Schlachl picked up two hits in three appearances at Ihe plate for the losers. 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Hills but was forced at second on an attempted sacrifice by Ron Wil liamson. With two away Isom wat safe on an error. Two successive errors allowed the tieing run ti score, and Klankie smashed a sin gle through the box to bring Isom home with the go-ahead run. A double by Stanley and a single by Cooley gave the Cummings Mov. crs a third run in the third frame. Roseburg Rally Roseburg bounced back with a six-run explosion in the fourth. Casebeer's four-bagger over the fence in deepest centerfield start ed the big rally. With one away Westbrooks was safe on an error, Boucock walked and Williams sin gled to load the bases. Mike Blom berg walked to force in the tieing run and leave the bases bulging. At this point Cooley came in lo pitch. Another walk put the local team in front, while a fielder's choice, a wild pitch and an error on a dropped ball at the plate pro vided Lockwood Motors with insur ance runs. Sunday the Roseburg crew caught fire behind Westbrooks pitching '.o roll to the 9 0 victory in the opener. In the first inning the winners built up a two-run mar gin as Blomberg was safe on a fielder's choice after Morrison had walked, Manning reached base on an error and Beamer collected his first hit of the afternoon to drive in Blomberg. Cascbeer walked to load the bases and Bruce Wassom got a scratch hit with Manning racing home. In the second inning Morrison singled and Blomberg beat out a bunt with Morrison moving to third on a throwing error. A balk brought Morrison home. .Manning walked and Beamer singled to score Blom berg. The Roseburg wrecking crew ended the scoring with a five-run rally in the fifth. The runs came on four hits, one error and a walk. Manning's towering triple to deep left field was the big blow, driv ing in two runs. Singles were col lected by Beamer, Artie McDon ald and Dave Sevall. Roseburg's two-game win skein was brought to a screaching halt in the second game as the inva ders from North Bend built up a 5-0 lead en route to downing the host squad, 5-3. No-Hitter Spoiled Alike Hurray had a no-hitler go ing until the fifth inning when Jim Beamer came to pinch hit with one man out and drilled a single past third. With two away Murray found the going rough as McDon ald, Casclieer and Kinyon picked up basa raps, and Sevall was safe on an error before Dan Rohde came on to get Mike Markham to pop up to the catcher to end the game. Rohde had been tagged with the loss in the opener. North Bend drew blood in the first inning when Wayne Anderson was safe on a bobble, advanced on a pair of wild pitches and scor ed on Carl Denhart's single. In the second a single by Dan Weybright, a sacrifice, a wild pitch and a base blow by Anderson put the in vaders in front 20. Two more runs scored for North Bend in Ihe third. Mike McKenzic led off with a double and advanced on a wild pitch. Denhart worked his way for a free pass, then stole, second. Hike Weybright singled McKenzic home and Denhart scor ed on a run down of Mike Wey bright between first and second. A bunt single by Murray, a throwing error on a bunt and a pair of walks gave Tower Motors an insurance run in tho fourth. Roseburg's three runs crossed the plate in the fifth inning up rising, and the tieing run was left stranded at second base. With eight warm-up games un der its belt, Lockwood Motors will open in Doug-Lane League play Tuesday before the home fans. Tuesday Willamette of Eugene will invade for a 6:30 p.m. double header at Legion Field. Coach Bill Harper has named aoe leftv Ran Cool (2-01 and righl-handed Wil liams (11) to oppose the northern invaders. LINESCORES: Ilnscburg 000 000 00 4 3 Albany 100 201 x 4 7 1 Batterits: Roseburg; Boucock (01 1 and Markham. Albany; Hib hard (1-0) and Malone. Hosehurg 100 607 5 3 Albany 021 003 5 2 Batteries: Roseburg: Williams (11) and Beamer. Albanv; Ellis, Cooley (4) and Malone. LP: Ellis (II). North Bend 000 000 00 3 3 Roseburg 220 050 x 9 9 1 Batttrlti: North Bend; Rohde (0 1 ) and nchaer. Roseburg; West brooks II II and Beamer. North Bend 112 105 1 1 Roseburg 000 033 4 3 Bilteriti: North Bend; Murray, Rohde (5) and Sehacr, Stcffans (5). llnseburg: Burnham (0-1) and Markham. WP: Murray (1-0). 1 I Lincoln Strvice htlpt thovaondt prepare for tho I till ry ytor. It Ii ont ef Hit lorgtit end oldttt privattly owntd uhoeti ot Itt hii.d and It not connected with tho Government. For FREE information on Govern ment jobi, including litt of peti tion! and loloriet, fill out cou pon ond moil at eice TODAY You will olio get full detoill on how you con prepare your tell for thru teiti, Don't deloy ACT NOW! Phone ... beta . J
