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Spokane's Indians Top Dallas Texans In PCL Twin Bill Pacific Cent Ltagua Roundup By CHALRES H. WILSON JR. Unlttd Press International A tested baseball formula for winning pennants is to beat the top teams and win the close games. The Spokane Indians have sud denly found the secret to that for mula and are looking more like the potential Pacific Coast League champion every day. Spokane took over the top spot in the PCL's northern division Monday night by sweeping a doubleheader from Dallas Fort Worth, which entered the twin bill as the southern division pace setters. And Tuesday night the Indians lengthened their Northern Divi sion lead by rallying for two Second Swim Series Slated In Roseburg Registration for the second ses sion of the learn-to-swim program will begin today at the municipal pool. Youngsters wishing to register may do so at the pool today be tween 2 and S p.m. or July 5 dur ing the same hours. A registration fee of $1.20 will be assessed. The second session is restricted to youths of the Roseburg area. Roseburg residents are asked to register as soon as possible so that any vacancies in the classes can be offered to youngsters in out lying communities. The learn-to-swim sessions are sponsored by the City and the American Red Cross. Each session is scheduled to last for three weeks. The first session will wind up July 5, and the third session will begin July 30. The first classes in the session now open to registration will be held July 9. The classes will begin at 10:30 a.m. with the swimmer and the intermediate groups. At 11 the beginner boys will take to the pool, followed by the beginner girls classes at 11:45. Later in .the summer senior and junior life saving and adult learn' to-swlm classes will be scheduled, The Food Mart WILL BE OPEN THURSDAY JULY 4th SLEEP BETTER ! Get up feeling refreshed after a night free from the heat, humidity ond sluggish air of summer. Modern electric air conditioning . . . your passport to better health . . . greater comfort. air-condition See your favorite Calfore Electrical League dealer. ROSEBURG: men immci timet CIITI Till CO M3NTC0UCIT WHO I CO. UUKI0N I HUIIMt 111 III C0XITI01C pmii'S ifnuict iouth sttiHiHS tnirwiit hi trmtiict ..- TOItrt sunt mitu faun t C0UNTIY airaiMMTim lltmSIIOC! tltC'IC lll'IOUl llllft imitNtt KtlltIN IUI0 MYRTLE CREEK: HOOD'S lllllKCt CCNTCt mill msriin mto . HUT'S FVMCIIIH SUTHIRLIN: fi-rr-ir imiMct runs in the ninth inning to extend Hawaii to extra innings and then winning the game in the 11th in ning 6-3 on John Werhas' three run homer. Rangers Climb Dallas-Fort Worth, meanwhile, moved back to within a percent age point of the southern division lead by whipping Tacoma 5-3 while first place Oklahoma City was dropping a 4-2 decision to Seattle. Elsewhere in the league, Cal Koonce tossed a strong five-hitter as Salt Lake City blanked San Diego 40 and Bob Uecker's eighth - inning hommer powered Denver past Portland 5-4 for the Bears' eighth consecutive victory. A key fielding play by Spokane's Al Ferrara in the top of the ninth inning set the stace for the Indians' dramatic comeback against Hawaii. The Islanders had the bases loaded with one out in the ninth when Stan Palys lifted a fly ball to rignt licw. Ferrara pulled down uie Dan and then fired a perfect strike to the plate to catch Tom Satriano attempting to score from third. Reed Wins 10th Howie Reed, Spokane's fourth pitcher, was credited with his 10th win of the season. Tom Morgan toon tne loss for Hawaii. Dallas-Fort Worth put together a single, two doubles, two inten tional walks and a sacrifice fly for four runs in the first inning and were never in serious trouble thereafter. The Rangers' George Bamber ger won his fifth game of the season, and second against Tacoma although he needed help from Jim Rantz in the' ninth when Cap Pet erson and Bob Barton hit consec utive home runs with two outs. Two-Hitter Seattle's Pete Smith dominated the Rainiers victory at Oklahoma City. The strong righthander held the 89crs to just two hits, but one of them was a home run by catcher Hal Smith in the fourth with a runner on base. Bill Tuttle slammed a long two run triple in the sixth to provide Seattle with the go-ahead runs. Denver took an early lead with a three-run outburst in the sec ond inning, but Portland rallied for four runs in the sixth to move in front. Salmon Event Count Chico Salmon pulled the Bears even with a solo home run in the seventh and Uecker won it with his circuit clout an inning later. Dick Kclley pitched the distance for Denver to record his third victory in seven decisions. Koonce turned In his best pitch ing performance since being sent down to Salt Lake City from the Chicago Cubs. His. masterful five hitter moved the Bees into third place in the Southern Division, half-game ahead of San Diego. SWIMMING POOLS All rypei Doran Taylor, Contractor SI 7 NX Doon Drive, Grants Poll Phono 476-653S J i i it.) NEW YORK YANKEES Hector Lopez, left, and Al Downing laugh it up after the Yankees defeated the Chicago White Sox 3-0 Tuesday. Downing one-hitted the Chisox while Lopez hit a two-run homer ond scored the other rally in the win. (UPI Telephoto) Glenn (Junior) In 'Firecracker By OSCAR FRALEY UPI Sports Writer DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UPI) Glenn Robert Johnson is a hard man to catch when he gets his hands on a steering wheel and you can't hardly blame him. There was a time when "Jun ior, as he is known to the stock car racing fraternity which is gathered here for Thursday's Firecracker 400" mile automo bile race, wasn't quite fast enough. Seems like Junior, so-called because he was named after his pappy, once was caught with his motor cold when the revenooers showed up at the family's white lightning plant up in Wilkes County, N.C. In that section, from time al most beyond memory, it has been Houk Said To Be Upset Over Blasts BY Stuart NEW YORK (UPI) Ralph I the dugout." Houk, never one to dodge a fight, fired right back at Dick Stuart today in the first rhubarb of the 1963 All-star Game. ' Stuart, putting in his first sea son in the American League with the Boston Red Sox and leading the circuit's first basemen in homers and runs batted in, fin' ished second to Joe Pepitone of the Yankees in the balloting by the players but was passed over by Houk. It's tough to have a third- string catcher like Ralph Houk keep you off the All-Star team," Stuart said, according to the Bos ton Record American. "What would he know about how impor tant it is to be on an All-Star team? He never made one in his life.' All he ever did was sit in J im ! Mill 01 J-Hll II l-KM Mm mjmi ci Mm MMl OllJItl 01 Mill Ml" Mill iii-uii IO-MI1 "" mil, ii 1 .JftM"'.? ' -f '..'.' . ' ""' " ' v 7 ;V; Johnson Favored Thursday 400' At Daytona Beach accepted as part of the local tra dition that certain folks are en titled to make their own squeez- ms. the local tolks have one idea and the government has another. Anyhow, Junior s pappy was ailin' and Junior was looking after things when the tax, likker and people collectors came to call. Junior went on a small va cation, and came back a man who rightly intended that nobody else was ever gonna catch him again. Ono of Favoritot Which makes him one of the favorites in the 400, particularly in view of the fact that he is fresh off a victory in the Dixie 400 at Atlanta. Junior is billed now as a chick en farmer out of Ronda, N.C, having turned his back on the The Yankee manager, who will handle the American League All- Star team in Cleveland on July 9, was calm when he learned of Stuart's remarks but suddenly snapped: "In the last game of the re oent Red Sox series here it was an important game and his own manager (Johnny Pesky) used a fellow by the name of (Dick) Williams at first base." Houk was upset over Stuart s criticism but tried his best to conceal his feelings. "I don t blame him for being mad," the Yankee manager said at first. "I'm sorry he feels that way about it, but a manager can't always stick to the second choice in the balloting. Movie Showtime WMnndiy, July 1, 1111 STARLITE DRIVE-IN Open 1:15 p.m. Showi itarl al duik. "SavagB Sam," "Yal lowitont Cub!" and 2 Dimey cartooni PINE DRIVE-IN Clotcd widnesdayt CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN tSutnerllnl Box olflct opens at B:1S p.m. thow starts al dusk. Special Buck Night Attraction Giant Spook Marathon "Horror of Ora cula" "Creatures at Black- Lagoon." "The Mummy," "Incredible Shrinking Man" TRI CITV DRIVE IN (TrKlth) Gates open at I show at f p.m. Buck Night. "The Road to Hong Kong" and "Jack the Giant Killer" Thursday, July 4, HI STARLITE DRIVE-IN Open 1:15 p m. Show starts at dusk. "Savage Sam." "Yel lowstone Cubs" and Disney cartoons PINE DRIVE-IN Bargain Night. Carload tor lie. "Night Passage" and "Oevll at 4 O'clock" CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherlln) Bo office opens at 1:15, show starts at dusk. "Girls. Girls, Girls" and "The Counterfeit Traitor" TRI CITY DRIVE IN (TrlClty) Gales open I p.m., show at e. "That Touch of Mink" and "Password ll Courage" Friday, July I, III) STARLITE DRIVE-IN Ooen 1:15 p m. Show starts at dusk, "saveae Sam," "Yel lowstone Cubs" and 7 Disney cartoons PINE DRIVE-IN Open 1:15. Show slerts at dusk. Giant Movie Marathon. "Coman. cha Station." "Lover Come Back." "I Wom en from Hell" end "Homicidal" CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN ISutherllnl Bo office opens at l:tl p.m., show starts at dusk. "Gins, Girls, Girls" and "The Coun terfelt Traitor" TRI CITY DRIVE IN ITrKltyl Gates open at I p.m., show at I, "That Touch of Mink" and "Password Is Courage" BENETTA THEATRE (Winston) "Tower of London" and "The Vampire and the . Ballerina" ROBERTSON SCHOOL OF 0) SPEEDWRITING SHORTHAND GREGG SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING ACCOUNTING 619 S. E. Cass Avenue Licensed 'A beverage business, and he proved that there had better not be any body here who is chicken when he whcolcd his Chevrolet ono lap in a tuncup over the Daytona In ternational Speedway at a whis tling 105.593 miles per hour. Just in case you think these stock car fellers are running for fun, let it be pointed out that Junior earned $16,395 in copping the Dixie 400, which is about dou ble the annual minimum wage in baseballs major leagues. And Fred Lorenzcn is leading the stock car drivors' money winning list with more than $69,000 al ready this year, which compares favorably with the lop golf pros and baseball players. It s a bit more hazardous, of course, than facing Don Drys dale's fast ball or keeping your nerves under control when you have to dunk a 10-foot putt to finish in the money. But these guys take it all in stride, one ob vious reason being that it's bet ter than sailing down a moun tainside with revenooers behind you holding a fistful of pistol. May Sat Record The winner Thursday is expect ed to have to averatte right around 160 miles per hour with Fireball Roberts, one. of the top NASCAR chauffeurs, asserting boldly that it might go close to 165 miles per hour. Which makes it, between those figures, the fast est 400 miles ever run anywhore by any kind of cars. Daytona al ready holds the record for the fastest 500 miles, Fireball's 152.529 in winning the 1962 Daytona 500. Three USAC stars are chal lenging the NASCAR pilots for the $64,000 prize money. They are Troy Ruttman, 1952 Indianapolis winner, in a Mercury; A. J. Foyt, the 1061 Indy winner, in a Smo key Yunick Chevrolet, the same i one in winch John Hutnenora set a world mark of 165.183 for two laps at Daytona last Febru ary; and Paul Goldsmith, the present USAC slock car cham pion. A field of 500 is cxpcclcd lo start before a crowd of 40,000. The revenooers won't have a chance. Sports Wednesday I Legion Baseball July 4th Tournament Jefferson of Portland vs. The Dalles, 6:30 p.m., Legion Field, Roseburg. Bend vs. Lockwood Motors ( Rose burg), 8:30 p.m., Legion Field, Roseburg. Doug-Lane League Bethel Merchants (Willamette) vs. Pitchford's (South Eugene), p.m., Bethel Park. Martin Bros. Signs (North Eu gene) vs. Sncllstrom Lumber (Shel don), 8:30 p.m., Bethel Park. Babt Ruth Baseball Roseburg Division Riverside vs. Roseburg, 5:30 p.m., Finlay Field. Eastwood vs. Fremont, 7:20 p.m., Finlay Field. South Douglas Baba Ruth And Little Ltagu Days Creek vs. Myrtle Creek, 3 ANNOUNCES SUMMER TERM Special Teen Typing REGISTER NOW by and Bonded to the State Wed., July 3, 1963 The News-Review, Roseburg, Or. 7 Dynamic Tennis Slugger From San Antonio Favored Over German Star In Wimbledon WIMBLEDON. Eng. (UPD Cbuck McKinley, the dynamic tennis slugger from San Antonio, Tex., was favored to whip Ger man upstart Willy Bungert today and reach the men's singles fi nal of the Wimbledon champion ships for the second time in three years. The other semifinal match on the famed center court at the All-England Club pitted second seeded Manuel Santana of Spain against unseeded Fred Stollo of Australia. McKinley, ranked No. 1 In the States and seeded fourth here, hopes to become the first Yank to win the men's crown since Tony Trabert walked off with the trophy in 1955. Chunky Chuck almost made it in 1961 when he marched all the way to the final before bowing to Australia's Rod Lavcr. Bungert, a 24-year-old student architect, gained the semifinals by surprising top-seeded Roy Emerson of Australia in a five set thriller Monday. He looked ahead to his match with McKin ley with great confidence. "Of all the pluyers in the semi finals, McKinley is the one I fear least." said Hi nnKrtrHrirl finr. man Im.Rtflrt. "T rtnn't Irnnw whtf exactly because he has beaten me mis season (al Bristol last month). But I understand his game much better than that of the others and I think I can beat him this time." Santana ruled a slight favorite over S t o 1 1 e, who eliminated Frank Foehling of Coral Gables, Fla., in the quarter-finals. Chances for the first All-American final in the women's singles since 19.57 improved Tuesday when Darlene Hard of Los Ange les and Billio Joan' Moffltt of Long Beach, Calif., won their quarlcr-final matches. Score Of 66 Tops Golfer Tournament The team of Ray Anderson, Bob Miller and Don Garwood took ton honors in the thrco-man best-ball goll tournament at the Roseburg Country Club with a net total of X tcan a net score of 68 was tho moun 1100 Harris, u. 11. roierson ana Bruce Tuck. Third place was won hv the trio of Dick McLaush n. Jerry Cocn and John Longfellow wiiii a du. Six RCC eolfcrs advanced with first round victories in the cham pionship flight club championship inurnamcni. inc six arc mikc Strykcr, Mac Mocahen, Bert Holt, M. L. Hnllmnrk, Mike Porraull and Davo Leikcn. Results of the championship fliSht: Mike Strykcr defeated Bob Ring, 1 up on 19th hole Mac Mocahcc defeated Bob Har ris, 1 up on 21st hole Bert Holt defeated Bob Ganz, 2 and 1 M. L. Hallmark defeated Ger ald Kabler, 1 up on 19th hole Mike l'crrault defeated Vincc Nordling, 1 up Dave Leikcn defeated Tom Kab ler, 1 up Calendar p.m., Myrtle Creek. Riddle vs. Canvonvllle. S p.m.. Canyonvillc. Thursday Legion Baseball July 4th Tournamant Losers play for third place, 1:30 p.m., winners play for champion ship, 3:30 p.m., Legion Field, Itoseburg. Karting Trophy Races sponsored by the Slo-Karl Club of Roseburg, 1 p.m., Tri-City. Softball Church League North Rosehurg vs. Vets Pa tients, 6:30 p.m., VA Diamond I. Friday Ltgion baseball Non-Leagu Lockwood Motors B (Roseburg) vs. Towers Molors (North Bend), 7.30 p.m., North Bend. BUSINESS DICTAPHONE BUSINESS MACHINES ENGLISH BUSINESS MATH of Oregon OR 3-7256 In Thursday's semifinals, Miss Hard will meet top-seeded Mar garet Smith of Australia in a re match of last year's U.S. final at Forest Hills, N.Y.. won by the powerful Aussie, and Miss Mof fitt will play Ann Haydon-Jones of England. Miss Moffltt reeled off her sec ond straight upset Tuesday when Friday ! Saturday "TCWER OF LONDON" Vincent Prica plus "THE VAMPIRE AND THE BALLERINA" Helen Remy plus Color Cartoon "Snuffy' I Song" Tonight Only BUCK NITE $1.00 a Car SPECIAL ATTRACTION!! Giant Spook Marathon 6 Thrill Packed Hours 4t "Horror of Dracula" "Creature of the Black Lagoon" "The Mummy" "Incredible Shrinking Man" ALL OF THIS FOR 1.00 A CAR LOADI Coming Thursday "Glili, Girls, Girli" "Tha Counterfeit Traitor" Box Olfica Opani at Sit 5 Show Starts at Dutk of OPIN 1:15 ,. . SHOWS START at DUSK T0NITE! thru Sat. LED BY a LOP - they challenged the entire Apache nation! "old Cr?l- 11 ' Yelleojal?i,?ney b KEITH KIRK mKRISTEN k. CORCORAN t, rtttY MARTIN YORK Mf a CAMPOS sun PICKENS -plus . . . TUFFY and TUBBY" vmbQum "plus . . . Two Walt Disney CARTOONS she whipped Maria Bueno, two time champion from Brazil, 6-2, 7-5. The 22-year-old Californian surprised second-seeded Lesley Turner of Australia in the pre vious round. Thursday is tt nicmt "Night Pottage" and Devil at 4:00 o'clock "";r pnvtra " FRIDAY-SATURDAY A Movie Marathon "Lmr Cihi Ink" "T imia Inn Hill" "Cmiicli Stillii" "Hiallllll" i Tonight Only BUCK NITE $1.00 Per Carload "THE ROAD TO HONG KONG" Bing Crosby Bob Hop . Joan Collins -Dorothy Lamour plus "JACK THE GIANT KILLER" JULY 4th AERIAL FIREWORKS DISPLAY!! "That Touch Of Mink" "Possword la Couraga" Patriotic Documontary Adm. This Might Only! Adults, $1.00 Chttdron undar 12, ccompanlad & luparvliaJ by parantt FRIIII Gates Opens, 8:00 Show at 9;0O 4ra only! SPECIALI EARED HOUND TtCHWCaOR HI TWO PRANKSTERS HAVE A FIELD DAYI 1 .-..-. TECHNICOLOR TICHNICOLOR
