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CONGRATULATING Ran Cool, ace of the Roseburg pitch ing staff, ore third baseman Mike Morkhom ond catcher : Jim Beamer. Cool hod just struck out his 14th man to wind up o three-Wr 7-0 shutout over Willamette. The victory was Cool's third In os mooy starts and his 14 strike-outs brought his total to 44 for the season. (Bob Leber photo) , Oregon lYcbfoots To Defend NCAA Title This Weekend UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu gene Proud Oregon, still bat tling a season-long slegeof injuries and illness, ' defends its ' NCAA track and field championship this weekend at Albuquerque; N.M. ' ' 'Coach BUI Bowermaa eoupta dis tance ace Keith Forman, two-sport pole vaulter Gerry Moro among the ailing as the Ducks prepare for their title defense at Albuquerque on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Forman has been idled by an attack of the flu and will definitely not run in the three-mile. The Ore gon senior will be limited to par ticipation is the steeplechase and could be forced to pass up that vent if his eooditioo dossnt im prove,' ' , .... , A bruised left knee Buy keep Girb$sftfcs!l Aa erganiaaUooal Meeting for girl recreational Softball will be held from J:M to I o'clock this afternoon at the Riveraide School. All girls playing on the Jill's II Softball learn will meet at the urns school from t:JS to :. The league wil be divided into two divisions, for girls 11 years old or under tad girls 11 yeara of age or older. Joanne Davenport win be the director of this year's program. Lewistcnllslds NcrthwestLed y United Press IntemaHenaU a The Lewlston Broncos, league leaders in the Northwest League, ratUed out 18 hit. Tuesday night to take Tri-Clty 141 to keep their lead over Yakima intact. xaaima Kept pace with a 1-0 victory over Salem but remained 5 1-2 games behind the leaders. Eugene took Wenatchee 3-0 in their opener and Wenatchee came back with a 4-1 win la the second game. BUI Meyer. Ted Kubl.lr mnA Luis Rodriguca each homered for Lewlston. The oqe by Rodrigues ; was a grsnd-ilammer in the eighth as he finished with five runs oattea la for the evening. , ' Ken Yaryan went the rout 1 though touched for IS hits to score nis second win against no losses. Fred Alworth won his fifth straight without a loss for Yak ima as he limited Salem to four hits. Dan Kern and Marcial Allen paced Yaklma'a 14-hit attack with three hits each. Bruce Howard blanked Wenat chee with a three-hitter in the Eugene-Wenatchee opener. How ard also proved handy with the hat as he tripled in two runs for the fcmcraids. Wenatchee got the eventual win ring run in the nlghtcao In the fifth Inning when Mac Kuykendall scored from second on a single vy rnu noraers. 'Mrs DOUGLAS COUNTY PIONEER DAYS For r' " w mm. " v I 3 Renfro out of the broad jump, an event m which he placed third in the NCAA meet last year. The ver satile Webfoot great will definitely compete in the high hurdles as be attempts to improve on last sea son's second place NCAA finish. ' Moro continues to battle a pulled leg muscle, which has bothered him most of the season, but the sopho more pole vaulter is expected to compete in the national meet. ... . Bowerman will take a 20-man aquad to Albuquerque as the Web foots face the determined challeng es of such powers as USC, Arizona State, and Villanova lit their, bid to repeat aa national collegiate champions.- The Ducks have seven point win ners back from ISst year's meet, including Renfro, third in the broad jump and second in the high hur dles; rorman, fourth in the mile; Mike Lehner, third in the steeple chase; Terry Llewellyn tied for sec- ona in me nign lump: Clayton Stelnke, fourth in the steeplechase; Dave Steen, fifth in the shot put; and Lea Tipton, fifth In the javelin. on Prep For Good Tour CORVALLIS Teh Orecan hlsh school wrestlers scheduled to com pete In Japan .this summer will see more of Nippon than most tour ists. .A That much was guaranteed this week when a nine-match schedule Involving nearly 2,000 miles of travel within Japan fs announc ed. The Oregon schoolboys will de part from Portland aboard a Pan Am jet flight July 9, spend three daya in Hawaii and arrive in Ja pan July 13. They will open their exhibition schedule July 15 in Tok yo and end It there Aug. 3. in between they will visit the cities of Sondai, Aomori, Asahiga wa on the northern island of Hok kaido, Akita, Niigata, Gumma and Japan'a socond city, Osaka. John Dustln and DcLance Dun can, wrestling coaches at Marsh- field and Klamath Falls high schools respectively, will accom Sports Calendar ' Wednesday Softball Twilight League Winston Merchants vs. Vets Em ployees, t p.m. VA Diamond 1. Thursday Log to Baseball . ' Non-League ; Central Point Cheney Studs vs. Lockwood Motors of Roseburg, g p.m.. Legion Field, Roseburg. Softball Church League St. Joseph's vs. Vets Patients, 8:30 p.m., VA Diamond 1. All Tint Color I Thrills SADDLE ER0NC and BAREBACK RIDING SAT. A UNDER JUNE 21 IRIGHT if ISHi W NEW LIGHTS Orcn L90DISO SUNDAY JUNE 16-1:30 Ct Your Tickets New pi, ti - ri n fi n n.nn n . f Imlwmm Hm vMmmM In -Loop PI League Ploy For Data Ruth Teams Slated The Roseburg Division of the Douglas County Babe Ruth League will open league action June 19 with a doubleheader scheduled for Finlay Field, In the openers, ' Riverside will square off against Eastwood st 5:30 p.m., and Fremont will meet Roseburg in the second game at 7:30 p.m. A full round of league twin-bills will be played through July 17, with each team playing the other three league entrant! .three times. At the end of the season an all star team will be selected to com pete in the District IV Babe Ruth playoff, competing against other all-star teams from Douglas Coun ty for the right to travel to the state tournament. The district tour ney will be held st Legion field late in July. v Coaching the four teams in the Roseburg Division will be ; B o b Keady, Fremont; .Bob Colley, Riv erside; Dick Lister, Eastwood; and Jim Toffell, Roseburg. Players, are stiff needed for the teams, .'especially for the Roseburg nine. Any boy between the agea of 13 and IS interested in playing ona'., team ia asked to report to the' high school field for practice at 5:30. p.m.-- : ... J The schedule fair, the 1963 season is as follows:1 , -' '' '', JUNI ' , ;;.'V:'".V;.r' v 19 Riverside vs, Eastwood, 5:30 ,- p.m:;' Roseburg vs. Fremont, 7:20 p.m. .' 24 Eastwood vs. . Fremont, 5:30 ' p.m.; Riverside vs. .Roseburg, 7:20 p.m. , - ' . 28 Riverside vs.. Fremont, 5:30 p.m.';: Eastwood vs., Roseburg, V 7:20 p.m: JULY,'- ' ' .,;.. - . 1 Roseburg , vs. Fremont, 5:30 ':. p.m.; Riverside vs. Eastwood, 7:zo p.m. - i. S Riverside vs. Roseburg, 5:30 , ' p.m.;' Eastwood vs.- Fremont, ' 7:20 p.m. - Eastwood vs. Roseburg,' 5:30 ' p.m.; Riverside vs. Fremont, 7:211 p.m. i 10 Riverside vs. Eastwood, 5:30 p.m.; Roseburg va. Fremont, i:oj p.m. 15 Eastwood vs. Fremont,. 5:30 p.m.; Riverside vs. Roseburg, v.at p.m. - r, ,- IT Riverside vs. Fremont, 5:30 : p.m. Eastwood vs. Roseburg, 7:20 p.m. .. All games will be played at tiw lay Field. Alatmcn Due Of Janan pany the wrestlers and manage the tour1 Wrestlers will be selected at a try-out camp June 16-18 on the Ore gon State University campus. Com petitors who placed in an AAU meet here in March and high school state champions who competed but did not place in the same meet have been invited for the try-outs. ine selected 10. who will be obliged to win their berths in free lance wrestling competition, will assemble again early In July in Portland for a training Camp Im mediately before the trip. The tour originally was sched uled to begin about July 23 in Ja pan but was advanced on the re quest of the Japanese. Oregon's athletes will be repaying a visit by a team of Japanese national high school champions to thia state last winter. Nov Is The Time TO Reroof ond Repaint Johns Mansville Roofing AND W. P. Fuller & Co. Quality Points Compbti Stock -Estimates Monthly Payments S4A00 At Low As ....... IU GERRETSEN BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Flee el liWmt Odefl St. OR J 114 1 Hock Off DiameeW Lake IM. At Ste Uf kt. 1 Ik m . . - . , - ' a 1 t i 1 i ' "t 7 t ; Ol MANNING hits the dirt coming into home plate to score for the Lockwood Motors crew in the first inning of the second game. Looking on is a slightly dejected Willamette catcher, lonnie1 Ballard. Roseburg : opened Doug-Lone League ploy with 6-2 and 7-6 Wins over .Wi I lomette. Tuesday before -the home fons. (Bob Leber photo) y: " ."' 10 The News-Review, Roseburg, Changps Announced Here For Pea Wee Baseball Play Pee Wee supervisor,, Dart Thorn ton, reports that there has been a change In the districts , to play at each field this summer from the original plan announced earlier. , The ' change became necessary when the Green and Winchester Wilbur areas decided to form their own terms. ; . ; The same fields will be used and the boys will register Monday at the following times: S a.m. for boys 12 and 13;. 10 a.m. for boys eight and nine; and 1:30 for boys 10 and 11.' Practice sessions -will start Tuesday at these same times. Those to register at -the Fuller- ton field will, be the boys from Melrose. Fullerton IV, and students of the Fir Grove Elementary dis trict living west of Ballf St. . -Riverside field will-include those of the Riverside district and those from the Hucrest: district living east of the freeway. Newton. Creek boys are also included in this area, cr may play forme wincnester- Wilbur team. ' The Eastwood field will accomo date Eastwood, Benson and those Rose students living east on SE Stephens St. Those to register at the high school include boys from the Hucrest district west of the Seasons Art Closed ' Salman and jack ealmen fish Ine In the Narth Umpe.ua River closed June I. A resort Included In eeniunctian with the fish count at Winchester Dam in Monday's paper listed the jack ealmen sea- sen aa still piriito. K.. li!jJ'Wk)vt -A- -ki . Ore. Wed., June 12, 1963 freeway, the Fir Grove students east of Ballf St., including Umpqua Park', and the Rose district stu dents living west of SE Stephens. Registration fee . will be $2.50, which will include insurance for the player. Registration and insur ance forms Can be picked up this week at J.C. Sporting Goods of at the high school gym Thursday and Friday mornings. The forms will also -'he available Monday at the various diamonds. 'Players will not oe permitted to practice until the forms, are completed and returned, i-nA CP THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY All Western Wear 0 Boots 0 Saddles O o Buckles 0 Spurs 0 All Riding Equipment . ' r ' - 1 mu-riding saddle? 'LrtjpT f. ( HX TAN P Area Drivers ropmes Roseburg , dragsters brought home five trophies from the South western Drag Races held at Port Orford last weekend. Bruce Stubblefield, driving a Plymouth, captured an .award in the B stock automatic competition, while Gary . Edwards earned a trophy with his Corvette for his driving in the B modified sports car division. " Alex Friedman piloted ' his Cor vette to victory in the D sports car classification and Jay Stone drove bis Chevrolet for a trophy in the C stock car action. The fifth victory was won by Red Linson, driving his Ford, flathead, in the C street roadster division. Several other drivers from the local area also competed in the races, and a large following of fans from Roseburg attended. RIDES THREE WINNERS STANTON. Del. (UPI) Jockey Charlie Burr rode three winners Tuesday at Delaware Park, scor ing with Kings Pet ($14.20). Fer rous Sount ($6.60) and Frankies Nod ($4.60). I - II V Ham nine T juinv Distributor For Tex Tan Saddles L0p I WATCH FOR GRAND OPENING Of Howard's Completely Remodeled Store HUM THE PLACE TO Tempore ry Lot of ion Next Te Cool, Williams By NIIL CILLIRI Making the most of nearly ev ery scoring opportunity, the Lock wood Motors American Legion Juniors took off at a deadly pace in defense of their Doug-Lane League crown Tuesday. 'The Roseburg nine' romped to 6-12 and 7-0 triumphs over the in vading Willamette (Bethel Legion) team as Dick Williams and Ran Cool turned ia sparkling pitching performances. Williams scattered six hits over the seven inning route ia the first halt -of the double bill as he im proved his record to 2-1. Williams' control was near perfection as he walked just one batter while fan ning five. - Cool came on in the nightcap to shut-out the invaders with a nifty, three-bitter. The flashy left hander atruck out 14, walked two and was tagged for just three sin gles. Cool has now struck out 44 batters in It innings and is boast ing a 3-0 record . for the season. During his 19 Innings on the mound, Cool- has given up just five hits- all Singles.' v Bob Manning provided the pow er, in the first game with a tower ing circuit clout for three runs in the' fifth inning, while Jim Beamer came through with a triple in his first appearance at the plate to run his hit string s to five straight before grounding out in the fourth frame. Lockwood Motors took the lead in the second inning of the open ing game when Beamer led off with his triple to deep. left. Tom Morrison brought the husky catch er home with a timely single through the box. V f In- the fourth the. local stars struck again. With two away Lance Casebeer tripled to right field and scored On a passed' ball. Willamette threatened to even the count in the top of the fifth as Phil Petersen led off with -a single to center ' and with one away John Cornett doubled to deep right-center to -score the lead run ner. Williams then got Lonnie Bal lard to ground out to Artie Mc Donald at short and Jim Coon filed out-to Casebeer at second to end the1 inning with the tieing . run stranded at second. . Roseburg blew the game ' wide open in the fifth with a four-run rallv. Williams was hit by the Ditcher and McDonald followed with a base on balls. Mike- Blom berz was safe on a hard smash which went through the second baseman's legs as Williams raced home. Manning then stepped to the plate and picked oa a 1-1 pitch to' send the ball - Into orbit over the right field fence 340 feet from home plate. ' - Willamette' fought back with a single run ia the sixth, but a po tential rally was wiped out when II ' mi Halters W IFF Largest Selection of Leather Goods In Douglas County GO FOR THE NAMES YOU ReeefcMrg Jewelers Claim Wins Tmrwv SMlAi-lr 'anal-All !uir - at third and tossed to second to oou ble Carl Nicholson off the base. In the final frame Steve Skelton. and Cornett met wimama wita baek-to-back singles, but the in- - vadera could not keep, the upris ing alive. f ' ' . ' Cool's teammates started him , out oa the right foot in the night ..n hv racked ud two runs in the initial inning. McDonald led off with a single aown -ue ten field line and Blomberg walked. Manning forced Blomberg at sec. ond, then stole second. Beamer was inteauonaiiy waiaea w auau the bases and Morrison came through with a broken-bat single to center scoring McDonald. Man-' ning crossed tne piste on a ground out. - - , Working onv a two-run ouige, Cool retired the first 10 batters he faced before giving up a single to Nicholson in the fourth inning. By the time Willamette really got a threat going, Lockwood Motors mirnm lAariltltf -741 - . The winners scored an insurance run in the third on a walk to Blom berg, a stolen base, an error ana a sacrifice fly by Beamer. In the .j fourth Roseburg tallied four after -two were away. Ron Westbrooks singled, Cool walked and McDon-. aid. waa hit by the pitcher to load the bases. Blomberg followed with a screeching double to left -field , clearing the bases, then continued around on a wirowinn hiw vu m relay from the outfield. . Willamette's Dig tnreat came in the sixth frame. Pitcher Boa Haines led off with a single, and after the first out Nicholson, wauc- edi and Peterson singled to- load the sacks. Wltn a 3-v count on me batter, Jeff Rude, Cool poured a fast ball over the outside corner. Rude thought he .had a walk na -tosaed his bat to the side. Nichol son seeing the action at the plate started trotting toward third only , to discover the pitch was a called strike. Beamer's throw to Casebeer trapped Nicholson who headed for third and was thrown out. The play . thlnt .onf Hine ttreakins for the plate where he was cut down ; on a throw from Mike Markham. The victory givea Roseburg a a i..mia'Hnnnl and increases t-V KB.v -" , the aeason's mark to; 6-4. Thurs day Lockwood Motors will host the Central Point Cheney Studs in a single non-league game at 8 p.m., theft will travel to North Bend Fri day for a single encounter with the Towef Motor team. Willamette ; 000 011 02 s S Roseburg . 010 140 x-6 5 i arteries: Willamette; Ross (2 1) and Ballard. Roseburg; Wil liams (2-1) and Beamer. Willamette 000 000 0-0 S 2 Roseburg 201' 400 x-T 5 2 . latteries: Willamette; Haines (1-2) and Ballard. Roseburg; Cool (3-0) and Beamer. 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