Charles In 3-Stroke Lead
Fcr British Open Golf
mmSSJL ESS
Lefthander Bob Charlps!n
oi new Zealand putted magnifi
cently to take a three-stroke lead
over young Phil Rodgers of La
j on a, Lain.,
ZiUt inHav .fi..
18 holes of thpir hrf
uled 36 hole playoff for the Br !
ish Open U ehTmntan Mn
ish Open golf championshiD.
The lanky, 27-year-old Charles,
shooting to become the first left
handed golfer ever to win a
major international tournament,
fired a one-under-par 33-3669 on
the first 18 holes compared to
Rodgers' 35-3772.
Charles birdied five holes but
also shot two bogeys and took a
double-bogey six on the 17th hole.
Rodgers carded only one birdie
and shot three bogeys as he fell
behind in the quest for the $4,200
first prize.
In addition to that money, the
winner of the British Open will
qualify for the "world series of
Sulherlin Babe Ruth Team
In Cenfral Division Lead
CENTRAL DIVISION
Douglas County Bab Ruth
W L Pet. GB
6 0 1.000
Sutherlin
Oakland
Winston
Tenmile
Lookingglass
2 .600 2Vi
3 .500 3
3 .250 4
6 .000 6
MID-UMPQUA PEE WEES (11-12)
W L Pet. GB
6 0 1.000
Dillard
Winston
Tenmile
Lookingglass
Camas Valley
2 .600 2'A
2 .500 3
4 .200 4V4
4 .000 5
WINSTON-DILLARD PEE WEES
(9-10)
W L Pet. GB
Dillard 3 1 .750 -
Lookingglass 2 2 .500 1
Winston 2 3 .400 Hi
Tenmile 1 2 .333 114
Sutherlin'l Babe Ruth nine
holds a two-and a half game lead
over its nearest competitor in the
Central Division of the Douglas
County Babe Ruth League.
The Sutherlin crew has displayed
plenty of power at the plate, while
Dave Sikstrom, Jerry Charticr and
Larry Petit have been handling
the pitching. The league-leaders
are currently sporting a 6-0 record.
In recent league outings Suther
lin has dumped Tenmile, 8-5 and
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ana a snot at the sso.Oufi first-
place prize in that tournament.
Charles approach shots and
. "? "'c Hero as ne re-:
?"Te? on'y.26 P"" on the first :
If "nd one Pu,,ed greens, i
.long!st Pu,t " " footer
ion me tnird nole.
Warm sunshine bathed the
6.757-yard Roval Lvtham and St. i
Annes course for the playoff. '
Rodgers, a 25-year-old ex-Ma-'
rine was out to become "the 7 lith i
am..-.. . u Kiin"
S.,?IBA.?".5
.... F. uire. .ne iu h'cviuus
United States champions won the
tournament 15 times. The group
included Walter Hagen, Bobby
Jones, Gene Sarazcn, Ben Hogan
and Arnold Palmer.
Charles and Rodgers tied for
first place with 277 totals Friday j
after 72 holes of regulation play. !
Both were happy to wind up in :
8-2, topped Oakland, 8-3. bombed
Lookingglass, 11-4, and edged Win
ston, 7-3.
In other conference games Oak
land nipped Winston, 4-3; Winston
toppled Tenmile, 6-5, and clobber
ed Lookingglass, 30-8; and Tenmile
upset Oakland, 5-1.
In Mid-Umpqua Valley Pee Wee
action Dillard is heading the list
with a perfect 6 0 record. Ricky
Anglin and Alvin Keency handle
the pitching chores for the lead
ers. Unbeaten Dillard has collect
ed victories over Camas Valley,
14-5 and 13-3, Lookingglass, 14-9,
Winston, 12-5, and Tenmile, 10-2.
Second-ranked Winston, idled by
rain and the holiday weekend, man
aged to pick up a pair of wins over
Camas Valley and Lookingglass,
14-5 and 16 9. Other games saw
Tenmile stop Lookingglass, 6-3,
while Lookingglass broke into the
win column by besting Camas Val
ley, 11-1. Billy Meeks fanned 15 of
21 batters he faced in Looking
glass" lone victory.
After a slow start the Dillard
9-10 year olds have posted three
straight wins to move out in front
in the current league standings.
The leaders dropped their opener,
14-2, to Winston, then came on to
defeat Lookingglass, 22-18, Ten
mile, 11-10, and Winston, 16-11.
Other league scores are: look-
incalass 13. Winston 3; Looking-
glass 15, Winston 14; Winston 12,
Tenmile 2; and renmue a, look
ingglass 2.
Competition in the Winston-Dil
lard Pee Wee league will wind up
July 24. Remaining league games
include: July 15, Winston ai ien
mile and LooMneelass at Dillard;
July 17, Tenmile at Dillard and
Lookingglass rt Winston; July 22,
Lookingglass at Tenmile and Win
ston at Dillard; July 24, Tenmile
at Winston and Dillard at Looking
glass. Tourney Tickets
Remain On Sale
A mere 150 reserved seat tiek
ft for the Northwest Re
gional American Legion Junior
baseball tournament to ba
staged at Roseburg's Legion
Field Aug. 15-20 are still avail
able. Season tickets for the rour-
nament are priced ar aacn
and can be purchased at Judd's
Furniture store in downtown
Roseburg.
Competing for a berth in tht
Legion World Series at Keen,
N. H., will bo the state champ
ions from Oregon, Washington,
Alaska, Idaho, Montana and Wyoming.
SB
Time Should Be Carefree Time!
M Friday, .xcit
ino tun
Rod,ers a chunkv sg ex.Ma.
rine with sandy hair and a wise-
cracKing manner said "i m not
complaining. (Jack) Nicklaus had
his chance and blew it. so we are
both lucky to be here I guess."
Charles, a contrasting 6-feet-2.
asreed lit, too, was happy
"aa n regrets.
"There were several occasions i
T WDT 1 Ug 1 'Sl '
he sad- . , ,
Gained Two Strokes
gained two shots on
rk.rw in Iho r hcari.ln.hpafl duel '
in the second of rriday s two
rounds to gain the tie. He shot a
one-under-par 34-3569 to Charles'
35-3671.
Nicklaus. the Masters champion
from Columbus, Ohio, was the
leader with nine holes left to
play but blew himself right out
of the running w hen he bogeyed
the last two noics. tven pars
would have given him the title
outright. As it was, he finished
third with a 72-holc total ot 278.
The last title playoff was in
1958 when Australia's Peter Thom
son defeated Dave i nomas oi
Wales.
Rodcers wound un with 67-68-
73-69277 and Charles finished at
72-66-71277. That s three un
der par for the Royal Lytham-
St. Annes 6,757-yard layout.
Charles' only big win has been
in the Houston Classic this year.
There is more at stake today than
the S4.200 first prize and the
British title. The winner today
automatically qualify for the
World Scries of Golf at Akron,
Ohio in September with much
bigger monetary rewards.
I.umberjills
Defeated 4-3
Roseburg's Lumberjills staged
a three-run rally in the seventh
inning, but still fell one run short
of gaining revenge against the
Kogue vaucy Dairy mains 01
Eagle Point.
Playing at Camp White Thurs
day, the local girls came out on
the short end of a 4-3 score.
Trailing 4-0 going into the final
inning the Jills teed off on Pat
Barron, ace Dairy Maid hurler,
who had relieved Doris Hickson
in the fifth.
The Roseburg learn met Miss
Barron with consecutive singles
bv Judv Zcinler and Joanne Dav-
pnnnrt in the seventh stanza.
Joan Hooter then came around on
a fast ball and drilled the sphere
into the deep right-center Held
corner for a four-bagger.
However, the rally was one
run short of overtaking the host
powerhouse.
Brcnda Solnicka handled the
pitching for the Lumberjills, giv
ing up seven hits to the Dairy
Maids.
The Jackson Wholesale spon
sored Lumberjills are currently
in Albany competing in the state
B tournament. The Roseburg con
tingent opened against Woodburn
in the weekend tourney. Other
teams competing for the title
will be host Albanv. Salem, Crcs-
well, ML Angel, Eugene and The
Miss Prints of Portland. The
tournament is a double elimina
tion affair, with the finals sched
uled for Sunday night.
St. Joseph's 9
Still Undefeated
St. Joseph's remained unde
feated in YMCA Church League
Softball play by racking up a
13-4 victory over the Conserva
tive Baptist team earlier this
week.
The winners took the lead with
three runs in the second inning,
anH u-prn never headed. Ron Oil-
ar led the hit-parade with a 2-3
record, including a iwo-run nom
r in iho fourth inning.
St. Joseph's iced the victory
with a live-run explosion in the
! fifth inning on three nits, two er
I rors and two walks.
! Bill Wolter limited the Conserv
I ativc Baptist nine to just throe
1 I.:.
hits during the game while strik
ing out 13 and waiKing iour. mc
big blow for the losers was D.
Stulbert's triple in the third in
ning. LINESCORE:
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! Consv. Baptist 002 020 0 4 3 4
Wolter and Hcesc. icner anu
albot.
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January. 1 had several showers
given for mc and received many
beautiful gilts. I am expecting a
baby in September. My aunt wants
to give me a baby shower. She'll
be inviting exactly the same friends
and relatives who gave me wed
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it's too soon to be asking for more
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Your aunt is .xpectlnfl too much
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"Tomorrow
Saturday, July 13
Buck.roo Sauar. Dane. Club, at
the barn, dance-of-month instruc
tion, 8:30 p.m., regular dance at
9 p.m., ladies bring light potluck,
visitors welcome.
Douglas County Mounted, fair
grounds, 7 p.m.
Alcoholics Anonymous, 424 NE
Winchester, 8 p.m. for informa
tion call OR 3-6629.
Bucksroo Square Dane. Club, at
the barn, dance-of-thc-month in
struction at 8:30 p.m., regulnr
dance at 9 p.m. Ladies bring light
potluck.
Lan. House, 544 SE Douglas.
nnpn 1 tn t O.m.
Rummag. sale, oy aicrciy r lay
ers, in rummage center on SE
Jackson, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m .
Chapt.r 112, National Associa
tion of Retired Civil Employes, an
nual picnic, home of Grant Osborn
on Pioneer Way upriver from Win
chester, noon. Bring covered dish
or salad, own table service. Non-
members invited.
Swinging I's, square dance at
George Newman's barn near Aza
lea, 9 p.m., Stan Ferris called.
Dancing scheduled on socond Sat
urday's only through September.
Baatt and Calico Sauar. Dane.
Club, Winston Community Build
ing, 9 p.m., "mystery caucr
booked, all dancers invited.
South Dear Cr..k Grange, pub
lic card party at the hall, 8 p.m.
Sunday, July
Oakland Community Pr.sbyt.r
lan Church, Youth Fellowship, at
Iho church, Junior high group at
6:15 p.m., senior high group at 7
p.m.
Lan. Houie, 544 SE Douglas,
ipen 1 to 5 p.m.
Roseburg Rod and Gun Club.
Irap shooting, 10 a.m.
Wilbur-Suth.rlln M.thodist youth
choir practice, Wilbur Methodist
Church, 3 p.m.
Buckero.s, workshop at the barn
8-10 p.m.
BLM Claims 7-5
Softball Victory
The Human of Land Manage
menl scored carlv, then held off
a late rally by the Vets Patients
Tl...rD.
Ill romp hi a i-o uiuiiiiii ui....
day in YMCA Church League
Softball action.
Racking up two runs in the
first inning, the BLM crew went
on to lead 60 going into the fi
nal two frames. The Vets Pa
unnls pxDlnclcd for five runs in
i the last two innings, but were un
3 able to come up with the equal-
Lr.ers.
Hill Barker tossed five innings
of no-hit ball for the winners be
fore running into any trouble. At
the plate Dave Taylor's double
was the big blow for BLM, while
Dsngurd was 2-3 for the losers.
LINESCORE: , ,A
Vets Patients 000 003 2-5 B 10
BLM 210 301 x-7 2
Iinni7iird. Bates 12) ana nai
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Benson PTA, executive board
meeting, at the school, 1:30 p.m.
Winston Chamber of Comm.rc.,
8 p.m.
Umpqua Chapt.r of Gold S.al
Chinchilla Association, Tenmile
Woman's Clubhouse, 2 p.m., nom
ination of officers.
Philomath College Reunion, on
old campus site, 11 a.m., potluck
dinner.
Callahan old tlm.r's picnic, Ump
qua Park, potluck dinner at noon.
Southern Oregon Harn.y County
Picnic. Tou Velio Slate Park on
Rogue River, potluck dinner at
1 p.m.
American Contract Bridg.
League, Roseburg Unit, regular
monthly master point play, Ump
qua Hotel, 6:15 p.m.
West Coast Singing Convention,
Winston Baptist Clirtrch, 2-4 p.m.
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Mv old friend and unlucky ex-
,. . unluckv- 01ner plav
: . ,uck, .Wing his ace and king of spades be-!
South wasted no time losing bis
ulaveu , ace ,nd another dia -
,t,, , ff .. ,,. of nit la'i
remaining diamonds. .. . .
Ha() Sou(h s, d ,0 lniIlk he-
! fore he led the ace of trumps he
NORTH II
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2 V Pass
4 NTT. Pass
5 N.T. Pass
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South West North East
1 A Pass 2 A Pass
3 Pass 3 A Pasa
4 A Pass S Pasa
6 Pass 6 V Pasa
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you have shown cvrrythinr you
have. If he wants a grand slam
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TODAY'S QUESTION
Your partner responds, two
hearts to your opening spade bid.
What do you do. holding:
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Answer Monday
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Newi - Eeview, Roieburg, Or. 7
Odds Favor
Suit Break
By OSWALD JACOBY
(Written cor NEA)
would have noted that danger and
considered Uie posiibilily of play-:
ifore leading even the ace of trumps.
i Then he could have led a trump
laKen nis ouo aiscara
".Iter diamonds. West
gotten the l?ad, but
been unable to lead i
because nly one
1 trump would have been played.
Of course, this play wuld lose
l if somoone ' hld ruied the third
, ,Daiie but it was a far better olav
Xddl ir e 5 to 2 against ?
t .J u 1 l I In
or of a 4-3 break. Hence South had
,akcn play wilh only a 40 pcr
con, chance of success instead of
one that had better than 60 pcr
cent in its favor. I
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Movie Showtime
SATURDAY, JULY II. 1M1
STARLITE DRIVE-IN - Own at 1:15. Shows
ilnrt nl duiK. -int nuiiy i-iwbww mu
"SnlDBr'l Ridge."
PINE DRIVE-IN Open el 1:15. Show
tart al din. "Ihe tawnii onea ona
"Mr Hnhht Takei a Vacation."
BENETTA THEATRE (Wlniton) "Sword
OI The conqueror" ana - a i-rnw n ren
ins "
CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN ISulherlln) 0IC
oldce open! ai a: is. snow ,m, i .
"II A Man Aniwtri" end "Th Faclt
n( Ufa."
TRI CITY DRIVE-IN Gala Open 1:00.
Show al :W. "MY ueuna" aim ni
Window."
SUNDAY, JULY 14, I HI
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Open al :15. 5how
alar! al dum. "wan wno a.nw iov
Muth" and "Trouble With Harry."
PINE DRIVE-IN Open al S:IS. Showi
alarl at dulk. --sergeants j ina i,
Uu.at tlraal "
CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sulherllnl Box
ofllce opens at i:is. snow sian, uu-.
"A Girl Named Tamlko" and "The Spiral
Road."
TRI CITY DRIVE-IN Gala Opi-ni B:W.
Show at S:00. "My Ueiina" ana nr
Window."
CAST TME3 7WTE1
Mr. Hobbs Takes Vacation
& LAWLESS BREED
SUNDAY MONDAY
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin - Joey Bishop
Sammy Davis Jr. . . In
"SERGEANTS 3"
IN COLOR
Bill!
ALAN LADD
ROD STEIGER
"13 West Street"
n, .,.
9:00 Movie
11:00 Saturday Cinema
SUNDAY
I 30-Bob Poole' Ooipel Favorltei
1:30 T hi the Lite
10:0011 li Written
10:30 Frontiers ot Faith
11:00 To Ba Announced
11:30 Maor League Bailball
3:30 Top Star Bowling
3:30 Dan Smoot
3:45 Manlon Forum
4:00 Sunday Matinee
J:30 Bullwlnkle
4:00 Meet The Preii Color
4:30 Sunday Report
7:00 Cnilgn O'ToolO
7:30 Diinev World of Color Color
:30-Car 54
t:0O Bonania
10; oo Show of tht Week
11:00 Checkmate
SUNDAY
f:15-Fallh For Today
9:45 Baseball
1:30-Meet The Profatior
3:00 Oral Rohertl
3:30-Higher education and You
3:00 Around the Home
l:is-viiii with Police
3:30Movle
3.00 Real McCoy
3;j0Amateur Hour
4:00 JOlh Century
4:30 .ir. Ed
7: 00--The Jetiona
7:30 Dennla the Menace
100-Ed Sullivan
9:00 Hoolenanny
9:30-OE True Thflalft
10:OO-Candld Camera
10:30-Whart My Lint
11:00 Newi
I1:1S Stage Flvt
UMS-Theeter
SUNDAY
1.00 Lamp Unto My Feet
1:30-Look Up and Live
9:00 Camera Three
9:10 The Chrlilophart
9JtRaiebat1
1j. jo Adventure Theatft
1:0O Sir Frandl urw
1 10 This Is The Ltfa
100 Faith For Today
3: Armchair Thtatt.
4:JO-Ll'S Fart It
3 00 Site Hawk
J-30 Amatfur Hour
4:00 Twentieth Century
4:30 Mr. Ed
7:0O-l.as'eCoior
;:JO-Onns The Menace
1,00 Cd lutllvan Show
9:00 Tht Real tVcCoyl
9:30 True Theatre
lO OO-Candld Camera
10. JO What My Lint
11:00 News
11:15 Restless Gun
I: io Mooteneny
9 00 Lawrence Welk
10:00 Gallant Men
11 oo News
11:13 Circle Jamborea
SUNDAY
f:10lssuei fc Answert
100 The Pastor! Study
1 10 -Faith For Today
4 Co-Faith
4 30 Takt Two
3 00 Malor Adami TrtllmaslW
4 oo- Theater
00 J ant Wyman
1.30 Movit
10:30 Oan Hmoot
11:00 News 9 Weaken
M:15-Suiplcfor,
!irf1 m
WW
Tonight
"SWORD OF THE
CONQUEROR"
Jock Palance
Eleanora Rossi Oraga
Guy Madison
plus
"A CHILD IS
WAITING"
Burt Lancaster
Judy Garland
Sunday thru Tuesday
"MY GEISHA"
Shirley MacLaine
Edw. G- Robinson
Yvct Montand
plus
"REAR WINDOW"
James Stewart
Grace Kelly
Ends Tonight
"King Solomon's Mines"
"Th. Nakod Spur"
Gat. Opens 8:00
Shaw at 9:00
Sunday thru Tuesday
"A GIRL NAMED
TAMIKC"
Laurence Harvey
France Nuyen
plus
"THE SPIRAL ROAD"
Rock Hudson-Burl Ives
Both in Color
Ends Tonight
"If A Man Answers"
"The Facts Of Life"
Box Office Opens at 8:15
Show Starts at Dusk
OPEN 8:15 SHOW ot DUSK
LAST TIMES TONIGHT
JERRH LEWlSas
TNEflslfl-il
PR0FE8S0R' . I
plui 5NIKIK 1 KlOOt
SUN.-M0N.-TUE.
Double
HITCHCOCK
Thrill Show!
ALFRED
HITCHCOCK'S
Sutptntt laden
DRAMA
tot ogainit tht)
background of
Marraktih
and London!
The Man
Who Knew
Too Much
in
TECHNICOLOR
with
AMES
STEWART
DORIS DAY
COMPANION HIT:
2:
ALF.ltO
HITCHCOCK'S
llighllf mocobrt,
always funny
mytttry ol
The Trouble
with
HARRY
in
TECHNICOLOR
with
SHIRLEY
MacLAINE
Edmund Gwenn
hi, ii. ,a in . e1