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Eaton Captures Featured Hardtop Duel; Dykstra Dominates Jalopies The top three returned to form .Later Bud Van Osten messed up Saturday night at the Roseburg Speedway to 2rab off the first three places in the 30-lap hardtop AMain event. Jay Eaton, last year's driving champ, came through with a first place finish as he nipped Jim Standley and Don Hein in a thrill er. Standley finished second and Hein ended third. The trio are all irom Koseburg. I Rocky) Ford Plant and Hal Wel ker emerged as the victors in the hardtop heat races, while Jim Hole man won the B-Trophy Dash and Standley took the honors in the A Trophy Dash. Eaton circled the track in a blazing 15-67 seconds to record the fast time of the eve ning. In the jalopy competition Vern Dykstra dominated the field. Dyk stra won the Jalopy Troohv Dash. the second heat race and the 25 lap main event. Bob Johnson won the first heat race. Several crashes marred the ac tion. Among the most spectacular was uon wuzum s in the B Trophy dash. Nuzum hit the cement re tainer wall while leading the field with about 50 feet remaining to the finish line. His car was put out of action for the remainder of the night. Holeman. driving in competition for the first time, sailed over the bank in the first turn of the first lap of the A Main, losing a front wheel and nearly totalling his car. The race was started over and on the- sixth lap Lonny Ledbetter went off the track on the same turn his steering when he sidtswiped the wall in front of the grand stands. - Racing action will be held again July 20, with time trials starting at 7:30 p.m. and the races begin ning at S. ' Haitian 1st Haat t. Rocky Ford Plant. I, Jim Hotaman. r Fast Haat 1. Hal Wakar. t. ftud Van wan. A-Main 1. Jav Eaton, 1. Jim Standkav. J. Don Hain. A Trophy Dash 1. Jim Standlay. S Trophy Dash 1, Jim Hoiaman. Fast Tima Jav Eaton, :15.a7. Jalaoiaa 1st Haat 1, Boo Johnim. 1. Billy Gall. 2nd Haat 1, Vam Dykstra, l Ktn Wit son. Jalopy Main 1, Varn Dykstra. & Johnny Wilson. Jalopy Dash 1, Varn Dykstra. Roseburg Bees Divide Pair Against Cottage 6 rove Lions Sunday in at Legion Field. Cottage Grove Summer High School League Lane County, handed the Bees their second loss of the season in thai niwner. 10-9. Roseburg's sec- one Legion contingent came back in the second outing to even me score by eking out a 3 2 triumph. The ooenins conest was touch-and-go until the invaders exploded iui' .ie runs in the fifth inning. ly going before a ground out and a ! against we luvaoiug .u..sc . ,eff Dajr of Roseburg errors, then , uuuu.tuv.w . 'in,,ie by Chuck took a two run lead in the top of! in the top of the fifth a member of the Olds put the invade in; by one in tne, open-K ..... ",,:: However, Koseourg came ' " v with two runs in its half of the; fourth. Charles Dornsife was safe first inning. Dan Withe.s was hit1, on an error and Pat Long slapped by the pitcher, and Chuck Per- i a single to start the rally. Withers son and Mike Cashner drew walks j provided the power with a double, to load the bases. A walk to Stan : Jim Coon was safe on an error Young tied the game and Person : and Cashner drew a free pass be raced home on a passed ball. Ray fore Young singled. An error on Shepherd walked to load the sacks I Shepherd's grounder kept the ral- strike out ended the uprising However, the explosion by the Bees was not enough as Cottage Grove roared back into the lead with a five-run explosion of its own Three sin- I gles. two errors, a walk and Ross triple accounted lor tne winning rally. Cashner scored the final run for Roseburg as he led off the sixth with a walk, stole second, went to third on a wild pitch and scored on another wild pitch. Withers led th Bees at tho plate with two singles and a double ml four appearances, while Ross had 1 Mon a perfect 3-3 record for the Lions. In the second game Cottage Grove took a 20 lead with single runs in the second and fourth in nings before the local nine got started. The Bees tied the count In the bottom of the fourth. With two away Young drew a walk and Shepherd followed with a booming triple. Shepherd came across with the tieing run when Gary Heeler's grounder was muff ed. The winning run for the Bees came in the bottom of the seventh Kiser, pinch hitting, led off with. a free pass, men was movaa around to score the winning run on three consecutive singles. -- LINESCORES: Cottage Grove 120 250 010 8 4 Roseburg Bees 300 501 0 9 I J Batteries: CG; Richards and Laird. Roseburg Bees; Long, Hub bard (61 and Dornsife. LP: Long (0-1). Cottage Grove 010 100 02 5, ,1 Roseburg Bees 000 200 13 6 2 Batteries: CG Ege and Richards. Roseburg Bees; Matson, Woodruff (6) and Heeter. WP: Woodruff (10). July 15. 1963 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. .9 Myrtle Creek Snares Lead In BR League SOUTH DOUGLAS LEAGUE Douglas County Babe Ruth W L Pet. GB Myrtle Creek 5 1 .833 Kiddle 4 2 .667 1 Canyonville 2 4 .333 3 Days Creek 1 5 .167 4 In The Majors Major Leaiu Standings By United Press International National Ltafiw Los Angeles San Francisco Chicago St. Louis x Cincinnati Milwaukee Pittsburgh Philadelphia Houston New York W. 55 49 48 49 48 46 44 43 35 Pet. .625 .551 .545 .544 .527 .517 jTlhir mF vol? v GB 6'i 7 7 8't 9'j .506 lOVi .483 mi .380 22 .326 26 ii Myrtle Creek's Babe Ruthers romped to a decisive 16-5 victory over the Riddle team to take over undisputed lead of the South Doug las League. The winners struck first in the second inning with a single run, then exploded for five in third to clinch the important win. Dennis Birenbaum struck out four, walked three and scattered three hits over the first four innings, while Bill See fanned three, walked seven and gave up two hits during his three inning stint. Jonnie Puz and Jimmie Erwin handled the pitch ing for Riddle, reports correspond ent Lorraine Birenbaum. Collecting two hits each for the winners were Birenbaum, Larry Sabala, John Benson and Mike Fisher. Jim Smith had two hits for Riddle. LINESCORE: Myrtle Creek 015 160 316 12 Riddle 000 220 1 5 5 Birenbaum, See (5) and Benson, Puz, Erwin (4) ana weaKiey. Ppd., Sports Calendar 5:30 7:20 p.m Monday Bab Ruth Baseball Roseburg Division Eastwood vs. Fremont, p.m., Fin;? Field. Riverside vs. Roseburg, p.m., Finlay i'ield. Central Division Sutherlin vs. Oakland, S Oakland. Softball Tuiiliahfr Looaue Roseburg Merchants vs. mock Motors, 6 p.m., VA Diamond I. Tuesday Legion Baseball Non-League Roseburg Bees vs. Elimra, 6 p.m., Elmira. Bab Ruth Baseball Central Division l.ookingglass vs. Tenmile, 6 p.m., Douglas High School. Softball Twilight League , Winston Merchants vs. Suiter s Building Supply, 6 p.m., VA Dia mond I. , . Church Leagu Conservative Baptist vs.. forth Roseburg, 6:30 p.m., VA Diamond 11. James Inks Grid Pact WASHINGTON ( UPD- J?1" University of Oregon halfback Dick James Saturday signed a contract to play his eighth Nation--i s-nnthall League season witn the 29. Saturday's Results Pittsburgh 3 Houston 0 Los Angeles 11 New York 2 Philadelphia 4 San Francisco I Milwaukee 7 St. Louis 5 Chicago at Cincinnati, Ppd, rain Sunday's Results San Francisco at Pittsburgh, both games Ppd, rain Los Angeles 3 Philadelphia 2, 1st, 6 inns., rain Los Angeles at Philadelphia, 2nd, Pnd.. rain Houston 8 New York 3, 1st 8 inns. rain Houston at New York, 2nd, rain Cincinnati 5 Milwaukee 3, 1st Milwaukee 7 Cincinnati 6, 2nd St. Louis 10 Chicago 3, 1st Chicago 7 St. Louis 3, 2nd Monday's Probable Pitchers Chicago at St. Louis Ells worth (12-6) vs. Broglio (10-5). Los Angeles at rnuaaeipnia Dysdale (11-10) vs Culp (10-7). Houston at New York (2. twt- night) Nottobart (5-4) and John son (5-11) vs Willcy (6-8) and Craig (2-14). Milwaukee at Cincinnati tmgnij LeMastcr (5-5) vs Maloney (14- 3l . . : ... san f ranciscn at riusourKn v. Iwi.niehtl Marichal (14-4) and O'Dell (10-5) vs Friend (io-) ana Gibbon (3-6). Tuesday's Games Houston at New York Los Ang. at I'hila., Z, twi-nigm San Fran, at Pitts, 2, twi-night. Milwaukee at Chicago St. Louis at Cincinnati American Ligu W. L. Pet. GH New York 54 32 .628 Boston 48 39 .552 6Vi Chicago 49 40 .551 6H Baltimore 50 42 .543 7 Minnesota 48 41 .539 '7tt Cleveland 46 43 .517 9,i Los Angeles 43 49 .467 14 Detroit 36 48 .429 17 Kansas City 37 50 .425 17tt Washington 31 58 .348 24tt Saturday's Results Los Angeles 3 New York 1 Washinaton 4 Baltimore 3 Minnesota 6 Boston 3 Kansas Citv 6 Cleveland 5 Cleveland 7 Kansas City 4 Detroit at Chicago, ppd., rain O Wrfli-:A "HI'S More variety? Of course! Finest quality! Naturally! Greater savings? Yes, yes! These are just . a few reasons there's always more for you at safeway. 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