The news-review., July 10, 1963, Page 7, Image 7

SPORTSMAN'S
DIGEST
MINNOWS PAY OFF
FIGHT RESULTS
r Unittd Prtu International
CARDIFF. Wales (UPI)Hniv.
ard Winstone. i2su. U'iUi
StODDed Alberto Kerti ItalJ
(14, won European featherweight
UUC I.
SAN' JOSP falif iTPiir..
. fvub
aillant. 138. Miami t'l .
pointed Luis Molina, 138,' San
Jose, taw. (10).
SACRAMENTO. Calif. (UPD
Freddy Boots, ifi-i, sin.mn.i.
Calif., knocked out Santiago Gu"
mi, oan Antonio, Tex.
I FISHIN6 AfOllAllJT&Mrc rte
MIME ALWAYS CARRIES A PEW
TNy HOOKS TO BAIT FOB MIN
NOWS IF FISH WONT TAKE
HIS ARTIFICIALS OR WORMS.
IN JUST MINUTES, HE CATCHES
A MINNOW IN A QUIET, SHADV
SHALLOWS, OR SPRING,
USING A BIT OF WORM, MEAT,
OR BREAD PU.L FROM A SAND
WICH, FOR BAIT. THEN HE IS
SOON FLAVINS A TROUT. THIS
HAS SAVED HIM MAN TIMES
WHEN ONLY MINNOWS WORKEO."
A TINY FLY HOOK, WITH ORESS
JNG 9CRAPEP OFF, IS USABLE.
LI FIGHT SET
BANGKOK (UPI) - Plans
e been announced for world
reight champion Pone King-
in of Inailand to deiend his
mi against Japanese challeng
Hiroyuki Ebihard in Tokyo on
t. 7 or 10.
Ring Record
STAGE GOLF SHOW
NEW YORK" M'PIl A-
-- nil unci -
national Golf Show will be staged
at the New York Coliseum March
7-15. 1864. with an pvnAMat oaa .
000 visitors on hand to view ex
hibits and talk to the nation's
top pro money winners. The Met-
luiAiiuan rroiessionai uoiters As
sociation is co-sponsoring the
event.
NAMES RACING CHIEF
LANSING, Mich. (UPD Berry
Be a m a n, a retired Jackson.
Mich., mamifartlirpr U-he namiwl
Tuesday by Gov. George Romney
10 neaa me state racing commis
sion. Beaman, 72, replaces Edgar
Hayes as commissioner of Michi
gan nat and narness racing ac
tivities effective Aug. 15.
DOUGLAS COUNTY
FAIRGROUNDS
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SATURDAY
I JULY 13th
!:15&8:15p.m.
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ADULTS
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' ADULTS M50
I THURSDAY IS l Hi 7" II
I JEFF CHANDLER 1 1
I "The Joyhawkert" 1 1
I in Color plus ' 1 1
I "Hell it for Heroes" II
I STEVr U.QHtEN U
Tonight Only
BUCK NITE
$1.00 Per Carload ,
"FIVE WEEKS IN
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plus
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Gates Opens, 8:00
Show at 9:00 .'
Schoendienst Gjts
Release From Reds
ST. LOUIS (DPI) The play
ing career of former National
League star second baseman Red
Schoendienst presumably came to
an end Monday when the St. Lou
is Cardinals announced they had
planned to give him his uncondi
tional release.
However, the 40-year-old
Schoendienst will be retained as
a coach on manager Johnny
Keane's staff, the position in
which he started the season with
the Red Birds.
In addition, the Cardinals said
they have calied up infielder-out-fielder
Gary Kolb, who is batting
.318 for Tulsa, to replace the vet
eran infielder.
Schoendienst was reactivated
about two weeks ago for use as
a pinch hitter, and in five trips
to the plate this season went hit-1
less.
BOWLING
PEPSI-COLA JR -SR LEAGUE
Bad Bowlen inc., U'r-J'i; Wutiida Phar
macy, 13-3; Oregon Beaut let, H'MS; Team
No.. 5, 9-7; Hoi Snots, 14; Wimtr's Winntrs
4-12; Kool Kats. 4-12; Panthers,. IMS.
INDIAN SUMMER
Channel Chicks, lO"Hir Frank and Bob's
Flying A, IV4; The Larks, 1-4; The Ram
blers, 4W; Four Leaf Clovers. 1-4; Team
No. 16, 75; Byrd's Market, 7-5; Team No.
3, 7-5; Team No. 13, i-4: Goolers. tVA;
Lucky Strikes, 4'j-7i; - Team No. 9, 41;
Four Jllli, 3-9; Strlckllng and Short Insur
ance, 3-9; Team No. i, 3-9; The F o u r
Squaws, 4-9.
Movie Showtime
Wednesday, July to, mj
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Open 1:15. Shows
start at dusk. "The Nutty Prolessor" and
"Sniper's Rldfl."
PINE DRIVE-IN - Closed Wednesdays.
TRI CITY DRIVE-IN Gates open at I.
Shows at 9:00. "Five Weeks In A Bal
loon" and "Bachelor Flat." Buck Night.
CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN ISulherlln) Box
office opens at 0:15. Show starts at dusk.
"House Ot The Darr.ned" and "Two Weeks
In Another Town." Buck Nile.
Thursday, July 11, 194
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Open 1:15. Shows
start at dusk. "The Nutty Professor" and
"Sniper's Ridge."
PINE DRIVE-IN Open 1:15. Shows start
at dusk. Bargain Night. "The Jayhawkers"
and "Hell Is for Heroes."
CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sulherlln) Box
office opens at 6:15. Shows start at dusk.
"If A Man Answers" and "The Facts 01
Life."
TRI CITY DRIVE-IN Gates open at B
Shows at 9:00. "King Solomon' Mines"
and "The Naked Spur."
Pollard To See
Action Sunday
PORTLAND (Special). The
paved one quarter mile oval at
Jantzen arena, will be the scene of
two auto racing events triday and
again Sunday evening
A huge 100 car jalopy destruc
tion derby will be Friday's billing
with the junk yard recruits smash
ing and crashing in eight fender
bending, car -. smashing events.
Time trials get under way at 7:30
p.m. with the first racing event
starting at $:J0. Arena gates open
at t:au p.m.
Sunday's events will be a twi
light affair with the Northwest's
fastest racing cars, the Super Mod
ified Sportsmen, holding forth with
their first outing on the "short"
track this season. -
A classy field of the Northwest's
top cars and drivers will be as
saulting the oval with time trials
getting under way at 6 p.m. with
the first racing event set for 7
o'clock. The sleek, low slung,, bul
let shaped speedsters will race
through eight events with a 50 lap
feature, the highlight of the racing
events. :
Modified aces who will see ac
tion include Bullet- Bob Gregg,
Don Nelson. Art Pollard, Dean and
Dewey Willcock. Cliff Spaulding,
Billy roster, l.Klon Under ana Jim
Roberts.
Arena gates will open at 5:30
p.m. Sunday.
Rodgers In Lead
At British Open
Wed,, July 10, 1963 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 7
Tonight Only
BUCK NITE
$1.00 a Car
"HOUSE OF
THE DAMNED"
. plui
Kirk Douglas in
"TWO WEEKS IN
ANOTHER TOWN"
In Color
ax Office Open, a 8:1 J
Shew Starts at Duik
By HENRY W. THORNBERRY
OPI Sport Writer
l.YTHAM ST. AXNES. England
(I'l'l) Phil Rodgcrs, 25-year-old
pro from La Jolla, Calif., shot
a three-undcr-par 67 to take the
early first-round lead in the Brit
ish Open golf championship today
while favored Arnold Palmer
floundered to a 76.
Rodgers, rated by British ex
'perls as a "dark-horse" in the
i tournament went out in two-un-ider
par 32 and came back in one-undcr-par
35 in the cold wind and
intermittent showers that greeted
; the first day's play on the Royal
, Lytham and St. Annes course.
Doug Sanders of Ojai, Calif.,
' and Herman Barron, the world
seniors professional champion
from White Plains, N.Y., each
carded a 36-2975; and Jack
Isaacs of I.angley Field, Va., shot
a 38-38-76.
Jack Nicklaus of Columbus,
Ohio, and Bob Marshall of Hun
tington Beach, Calif., were among
those who toed off late.
Palmer, who has won the past
two British Open championships
and is a 2 to 1. favorite to repeat
this year, lost a stroke to par
when he went out in 35 and shot
a wretched five-over-par -.1 on the
incoming rane holes. He took double
bogeys on the 12th and 17th holes.
Rodgcrs, whose only major
tournament victory this season
was in the Texas Open, shot bir
dies on the second, 8th and 11th
holes and never strayed over par
on any hole. He took only
I putts on the round,
i The 72-hole tournament is be
iing played over the 6.836-yard
! Royal Lytham and St. Annes
j course, often described as "one
! long sand dune with patches of
grass." A total of 120 play-
ers made up the field for the i
start, but that will be cut to the
;low 45 and tics for the final two
rounds.
i Palmer shot a final tumnip
j round 66, four under par, Tues
day and bookmakers promptly re-
! lused to accept any more i
' Dels on him. "1 played real well
and I feel good," said Palmer,
I who is shooting for his third con
secutive British Open crown.
Masters champion Nicklaus,
who played Tuesday in a part
nership with Rodgvrs against Pal
mer and Gary Player of South
Africa, was a 5-1 pick to win the
title. Player was 61, Peter Thom
son of Australia 8-1, and Rodgcrs
and Kel Nagle of Australia 10-1.
The first prize in the British
Open is worth only $4,200 but an
even bigger incentive is the
place awaiting the winner in the
"World Series" of golf at Akron,
Ohio, in September. Nicklaus al
ready has qualified as Masters
champion and Julius Boros as
U.S. Open champion.
After completing his final tune
up round Palmer said, "This is
a real driver's course. You'ro
dead if you enn't drive straight,
, and I hope to keep mine straight
i until Friday night."
29 i I ,. iA"lm i Hi
ts V it '
FORMER HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONS Floyd Patterson,
left, and Joe Louis compare notes at the Dunes Hotel in
Las Vegas, where Patterson is training for his attempt to
regain the title from Sonny Liston. The title bout will
be held at the Las Vegas Convention Center on July 22.
(UPI Telephoto)
SIGNS WITH BOMBERS
WINNIPEG, Man. (UPD-Far-rell
Kunston, a veteran end-lino-backer
from Los Angeles, signed
a contract Tuesday with the Grey
Cup football champion Winnipeg
Blue Bombers for the 1063 season.
PISTONS SIGN TWO
DETROIT (UPI) - Guards Ed- .
die Miles of Seattle and Jerry
Smith of Turman, the top two
draft choices of the Detroit Pis
tons, have returned their signed
contracts for the 1063-61 National
Basketball Association season.
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p,ua d0 not rev tht mkldla ot ihlt pMunl
jERRy Lewis as
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