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Crucial Doug-Lane Tilts Peters' Perfect Same On Tap For Legion Team DOUG-LANE LEAGUE W L Pet. GB 12 0 1.000 7 6 .MB 5'i 6 6 .500 6 6 8 .429 7 4 8 .333 8 Roseburg Kpringfield Pitchord's Martin Bros. Snellstrom Lbr. Bethel Merchants 4 11 .267 9',j Widnisdiy Schtdult: Pitchford's at Roseburg 6:30 (2) Epringfield-Snellstrom at North Eu- gene, 6 Martin Bros. -Bethel at Willamette, 6:30 JIM BEAMER . . . leading hitter Lockwood Motors of Roseburg 'could take a couple of giant steps towards clinching the Doug-Lane Legion title Wednesday when it plays host to second running Pitch ford's (South Eugene), The Itoscburg crew heads the list with a perfect 120 record, and sports a 31-7 season mark. Pitch ford's rests in third place in tho current league standings with a , 6-6 record. Wednesday's 6:30 p.m. doublcbill ' at Legion Field will kick off a busy week for the Lockwood Motors nine. Friday the local team will head for Grants Pars and a 3:30 p.m. twin-bill with the Southern Oregon power, then will be back at Legion Field Saturday for a . 6:30 p.m. doublchcudcr agitinst the . Cummings Movers of Albany. Sunday It will be Duck to league when it travels to Springfield to take on a puweiful Legion crew composed mainly of ball players off the state A-2 champion McKen zie team. Ace lefty Ran Cool is set to pitch one game of each league double header. If tilings run according to schedule, Cool will be up against South Eugene's Jerry Gjesvold and Springfield's Dennis Baldridge in the league encounters. Cool, the strikeout artist of Uie' Roseburg staff, has fanned US nat ters in 71 innings, while being tagged for a mere 27 hits and 12 runs. The flashy Dram star has a perfect 100 record on the mound. Dick Williams (7-2) will probably sec action in the other league games, while coach Mill Harper will have itojehu Gutierrez (40), Ron Wcstbrooks (5-2), Jerry Bou cock (3 2) and Jon Burnliam (2-1) for tho non-league games. DAVE SEVALL ... to start at first The catching chores will be shar ed by veteran Jim Beamcr and newcomer Mike Markham. Beam cr a veteran of muny Legion wars, is currcnllv leading the Roseburg butters wiih a healthy .336 aver age. Reamer will work the league games. In the inlield Harper will prob ably start Dave Scvull at first, Markham at second, Boucock at third and Arlic McDonald at short. Probable outfield starters includ es Tom Morrison, Hob Manning play for' the local wrecking crew ; ' ' ' ' V or S 11 1 Blombcrg. Rcservo intieldcr for the League Leaders Horseshoe Tournament i Scheduled At Winston tpam is Rick Abrahamson. with second baseman Lance Casebeer still on the injured list with a brok en heel. ATTINO II I H HI nil Pet. 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DoNT SMOKE IN FORBIDDEN AREAS Off FORESTS OR AWAV FROM CAMP WHEN THE WOODS wafc i iNu.cn win vU LEAR THE GROUND FOR SEVERAL FEET AROUND yOUR CAMPFIRE BEFORE YOU BUILD ONE. KEEP THE FIRE SMALL AND UNDER CONTROL AT ALL TIMES AND NEVER LEAVE IT UNATTENDED AT ANV TIME. Put water ANrVOR dirt on a ilRE WHENEVER LEAVING CAMP. By United Prsn International Nationil Liague T Davis 1A ? 270 W 91 320 Horseshoe enthusiasts can sign . T.Da is, LA 70 270 .10 91 Jill ; , tournament sponsored by ' v 'n l,i i' 2J2 52 I? I " Winslun-DIUard Eagles Wed-! Wills, LA BH ill 4H 87 ,.,20 n(,s,liy al tic Winston Community i . I'msoii, Cm U2 :i70 5:1 118 .311) i i1M.k . i " Clmelllo, I'ltls 80 305 47 07 .III 8 .ci,,,,.,,,, i, scheduled for 11:30 Richert Tosses Spokane Victory Beavers Toppled id Spoiled Opposing Pitcher Singles FASHIONING o nifty one-hitter is Chicago White Sox's Gary Peters. Peters ollowed only one runner on bose os the White Sox topped the Baltimore Orioles, 4-0. The lone runner came in the third inning when opposing pitcher Robin Roberts collected a single. (UPI Telephoto) KC Athletics Set Portland Pro Try-Outs Hub Kittle, General Manager of the Portland Beavers, announced that the Kansas City Athletics will hold a daily try-out camp at Mult nomah Stadium July 10, 20, 21 and 22 at 10:30 a.m. under the direct supervision of Art Lilly, Head West Coast Athletic Court Super visor. The try-out camp is for all base ball aspirants 17 years of age or older from any area in t lie Pacific Northwest and the young hope fuls should bring their own uniform and globes. Baseballs and bats will be furnished. Also in attendance will be Danny 8 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Tues., July 16, 1963 Injured Ankle Takes Shutout From Hardluck Houston Hurler By United Press International Everything happens to Don Nottcbart. First he nitches a no-hitter but Carncvale, field manager of (lie it's not actually a no-hit, no-run Portland Beavers, who will assist I game. Lillv in the tryouls. And then lie pitches a fine four- iii i,,. ...- :., i.i . I hit shutout for the Houston Colts All boys eager in seeking a Mond nign but tccnnicailv it chance of entering professional j won-t 0 int0 thc books as a snut. baseball should attend this four i nut uuy session. 01 373 07 117 .314 While, Hit Sanlo, Chi Jl. Anion, Mil (ionzlez, Phil r Buyer, SIL 88 314 41 104 .302, Trophies will be awarded first American Lu'gu : and second place finishers, and an Yaslmski, Dos 811 321) 55 110 .337 i award will be presented the parti . Malzono, Bos 87 310 40 111 .32(1 1 cipiinl with the most ringers. Thc Kalinc. Det 82 3IS 54 100 .317 , tourney for children and adults By United Prut International Sensational southpaw Pole lllch- n.ni. A slllit pntrv fee will llfti-... , ' . mi 44 in .314 1 ;r. r .r, ,,.,i c" 15 u"k iu 811 352 B7 109 .310 will he held 'Wednesday and KrI-1 ul'.lii ,. wil. ' ,'n .Lo ,lc' US .118 JB 08 .308 due nceniniM hnifinnimi (Ills week. Dodgeia. While he is at 11. he is . Z Z " " " 1 n t , dL..,t,A Irt IIia Uo. KOIIII1S, Alllin 11 IIS W (13 .317 Wagner, LA 88 320 48 103 .3111 Davalilo, Clcv 52 214 32 05 .304 Pearson, LA 80 320 47 BO .301 Cillloll, KC 78 270 33 8(1 .200 Maris, NY ill 218 41 U4 .294 llrshbrgr, Chi 72 240 37 70 .2112 Homt Rum j National Liioui MeCovev. I Giants 20; II. Aaron, Braves 2ti; Cepcda, Giants; Mays, Giants; Banks, Cubs ull 17. Amirlcin Liigu Allison, Twins 22; Klllebrow, Twins 21; Wagner, Angels 20; Batley, Twins 20; Maris, Yanks 10; Stuart, Bed Sox 19. Rum Bittid In Nitlenil Lugui II. Aaron, Braves 71; White, Cards 65; San to, Cuba 65; McCovey, Giants 58; Boycr, Cards 58. Amirlcin Liigu Wagner, Angeles 60; Allison, Twins 60; Kalinc, Tigers 57; Stuart, Kcd Sox; Malzone, Red Sox; Battey, Twins ill 56. Pitching National Lugui Koufax, Dudgcrs 153; Moloney. Beds 14-3; Perranoskl, Dodgers 92; McBean, Pirates 9 2; Spahn, Braves 12-4. Amirlcin Lugui Radatt, Red Sox 10-1; Kord, Yanks 14-3; Pi irro, Whito Sox 11-4: Burhardt, Whllo Sox 94; Boutun, Yanks 11-5. will last six weeks. Salem Takes Lead With 6-3 Triumph To Rob White Sox Hurler By Unitid Prtts Intirnitlonil The odds against a perfect o, ore hetter than 1.000 to 1 and they're even higher that you'd never guess who ruined Gary Pe ters' bid for one. The villain was rival pitcher Robin Roberts, who has seen a number of his own no-hitters ruined but never before had act ed as the spoiler himself. pliers a 26-vear-old southpaw for the Chicago White Sox, struck out 13 batters and did not walk any in beating the Baltimore Or ioles, 4-0. tt'pre it not for Roberts, the kind of hitter no pitcher ever real ly worries about, Peters would have become the first man ever to hurl a perfect game in regular major league competition since 1922 when Charlie Robertson did so for the White Sox. The only other perfect game since was Don L,arsen s worm oeries mas terpiece in 1956. Can't Beit It "No one can ever 'beat that," Larsen still auiDS. "The best any one can ever do is tie it." Peters lost his chance to even tie it when Roberts singled up the Texas Heat Will Hamper PGA Entrants Juan Marichal in the opener on Willie Stargell's ninth inning sin gle with the bi.ses tun. Joe oid bon made it a sweep when he struck out eight in the nightcap, including Willie Mays three times. Al McBean posted his ninth triumph in the opener. Southpaw Dick Ellsworth was a one-man gang in the Cubs' win over thc Cardinals, limiting St. Louis to three hits in 6 2-3 in nings and singling home both of Chicago's runs off Ernie Broglio in the seventh. Lindy McDaniel finished up and protected Ells worth's 13th victory. Maybe I'm just not living : right," he laughed. "I guess I'll never come closer to pitching a i shutout." i Nottcbart missed by only one i final pitch Monday night, and even though he hurled a no-hitter two months ago, he slill has not pitched a shutout in the majors. S.,l,., vldnnPil l.v 1 mvtvtnn nml tlCl'C WHS tllC SltliallOIi: Wenalchee and into first place Te ,M?s had broken a 15: Monday night in the hot four- t!:lme losln" streak with a 14 oi By United Press International team r.irp Inr thp sipi ml half victory over the Colts in the i Northern Division cine '.oast League s northern ui- championship of the Northwest ' opener oi a iwi-nigni uouoic-' W. L. Pet. GB vision title. League by defeating the Chiefs loaclcr. Spokane 57 39.594 The hard-throwing lefty made I 3 , while Lcwiston took an 8-4 IniuredAnkli Taconia 52 43.547 4Mi ''ut1'1'.1, remni- 5',. 1,0,Klay. n.il!h I Koul-'ti; piacp Yi'ikimii closed to' Xottebart zipped through the ; while turning in his second best -n .. " ' ... .7 V' i...1.0 , first 8 2,1 in. inns of the niuht- ."" .' " 44 51 .463 12' PCL Standings Proceeds from the horseshoe play performance. His best, of course, Ratine Vuwncl leap and then had two strikes on,"0""10 , t .3? 58 .402 18! The Dodgers, trailing 20, picked Jim hick man wi in .lousion icau- III) fivp runt; in 1 hi uivnn Hi ,ni,. mg. 8 0. lie suddenly in.iured his . w. l. pet. OB will go to the Winston-Dillurd ree-iwas thai seven-inning no-bitter he reation fund, reports corrcspomlcni : served up June 29. Monday night Phelio McGuirc. Mock's Record 5-0 League Win Mock Motors continued to roll on undefeated ill YMCA Twilight home. League Softball Play Saturday as I Dick lilehm tossed a nifty one-hit-1 tcr nl the McKay Drugs nine fur a 5-0 triumph. Blehm fanned nine batters and issued two walks while giving up a lone single to Ralph Haas. Jim Bray struck out five, hit ono batter and did not Issue a walk for Mc Kay's. Mock's onened the searing in the first inning by combining two er rors and one hit for two runs. In surance tallies crossed the plate for thc winners in the sixth frame when four hits and a hit batter ac counted for three runs. Dave Cellers led the winners at the plate with a 3-4 record, follow ed by Frank Weher who collected two base raps in three appear ances. LINESCORE: Mock .Minors 200 IMI3 05 9 0 McKay Drug 000 0O0 00 1 3 lilehm and Meyers. Bray and Sehlacht. he disposed of second place Ta conia 30 as both teams collected but three hits. II was a tough one for lefty Jim Constable to lose. Spokane tallied one run without a hit in thc fourth and the oilier when Dirk He tin itino tripled and stole 50 43 .538 50 44 .532 Vi 44 45 .494 4 48 50 .490 4 Mi 41 52 .441 9 r it v 'v. T,4 Sifi Mirgin The win moved thc Indians to a heallhy 4"i game lead in the northern loop. As for tho 23-year-old Rirherl, he has now labored 47 innings and surrendered 8 earned runs for better than a 2.00 mark. In other PCL action Monday night, Oklahoma City outfought San Diego 6-5 to move a half game ahead of idle Dallas-Kt. Worth in the tense Southern Divi sion chase. Klsewhere, it was Seattle 5 Portland 3 and Denver 12 Ha waii 0. Oklahoma City's win over San Diego was a dogfight all the way. San Diego led 4-2 after t innings, but in the eighth, Dave Roberts and Hal Smith socked successive homers. Then in the 10th, Glen Vaughan and Smith doubled and Hob Boyd singled as two more 8 er runs scored. The Pads fought back when Jim Saul whacked a bases empty homer in the bottom of the lot It. Dave Gerard, who relieved Dave Giustl in the ninth, got the win. Seattle scored four runs in the sixth to defeat Portland 5-3 before a Shriner's night crowd of 4.931. Pete Smith, almost kayoed in Lcwiston. Don Maris and Luis Rodriguez had homers for Lewis ton, both with (he bases empty. Winning pitcher Dick Smith hit a two-run double in the fourth inning to spark Yakima to its win. Kugenc's Andy Hubilotta was the loser. Schayes To Concentrate On New Coaching Chore innings) Seattle 5 Portland 3 Spokane 2 Tacoma 0 Denver 12 Hawaii 0 ui runs in me scvcnui inning, V'v " , , ,. , riL-ui,n.0 r-:... including a solo homer bv Roy I right ankle pushing off the mound "k "01"a City Gluason. Norm Riismussen' pitch- i and needed help al las rt. . cd a six-hitter and struck out i ' . couldn I throw another Salt Lake eight to register his fifth winlP'tch. he said San Diego against lour losses. Mne Morehart So Hal Woodesluck came out of . Denver had a home run lor Wenalchee in i the bullpen, made only one pitch i Monday's Results the first with none on. j : s,''lkp aml '., wa.sna" over Oklahoma City 6 San Diego 5 (10 a simie iiv iiiicnor ui v iiirrisi""M !.-. and a triple by Ernie Koli, both Nottcbart failed to receive in Hie sixth, and each driving In cram iui mi um a us; two runs, proved the undoing of to minor disappointments. There wu cvn unt- vuiiih..h-h 1119 Al 17 nn.hillAf. nttnincl Hip Phil. lip. Iiwnuw iliiw seni-rrl a run Tuesdiy's Problbll Pltchlrl off him although Houston won the' Dallas Ft. Worth (unannounced) game, 41. a' spokane (Kariovich 31). I m not KicKing as long as we roruann i unannounced) at Ta-i win," said the 27-ycar-old Colt coma (Thomas 9-7). ! righthander. I Oklahoma City (Johnson 6-5) at The victory Monday night wasisan Diego (Breedcn 4-7) his sixth of the season and first j salt Lake City (unannounced at since his no-hitter. Roger Craig Seattle (Spanswick 7-6 and unan dropped his 13th game in a rownounced) 2 SSI ,,5e,hJi,nCaSCnmpoeCr.fver (announced and Brice tagged him for a three-run homer I "awa" Gr'S8 a"d during a five-run first inning. j Morgan 11), 2 games. . . Hl Grind Slim, .!.. , in the opener, Mel pitcner Lari fnOriene 110006 WinS I DALLAS (UPI) - The golfers were calling it "the Blow Torch Open" today rather than the PGA championship. Finding the rolling Dallas Coun try Club course to their liking, the competitors in the 45th an nual PGA tournament centered their complaints on the searing Texas heat. "This isn't going to be a con test won by the best golfer, it's going to be a question of sur vival," said big George Bayer. "If anyone can stand up under this heat for four days he can win it. U.S. Open champion Julius Bor os, who always had done well in the Texas heat, checked the ther mometer before he went out for a practice round marking his re turn to golf after a two-week lay off. The temperature was 95. "Man, it's hot," he said. "But I've got to get the feel of those clubs again. "Maybe it would be smart to stay off the course until the tour nament starts Thursday because you are going to need every ounce of energy you have to fin ish if it stays this hot. And in Texas, it usually stays hot." But he admitted that the Texas heat hasn't been unkind to hiin. A former PGA champion, Jack ie Burke, predicted that the fry ing heat could back golf's "big names" off the board and sweep one of the Southwest's own sharp shooters to victory. "You've got to become accus tomed to this heat and the only way you can do that is to live here. These golfers just can't come in here, practice a couple of days, and become adjusted to this blistering sun. "This is a track for a lean horse." middle with two out in the third inning, after which the White Sox lefty retired the last 19 batters in order to become only the third southpaw to pitch a complete game against the Orioles this sea son. J. C. Martin assured Peters his seventh victory with two-run hom er in the .fifth and Tom McCraw also connected with one on in the eighth. The blows ileal! Roberts his ninth loss in 15 decisions. The Kansas City A's outlasted the first place New York Yankees, 11-10, in 12 innings, the Boston Red Sox nipped the Los Angeles Angels, 2-1, Minnesota routed Cleveland, 13-1, and Washington drubbed Detroit, 11-6. Snap Dodgirs' Struk In the National League, the Phillies snapped the- Dodgers' seven-game winning streak, 5-4 in 11 innings, Cincinnati beat Mil waukee, 4-3, in 12 innings, Pitts burgh took two from San Fran cisco, 2-1 and 4-1, the Cubs shut out thc Cardinals, 2-0, and the Mets ended their 15-game losing streak with a 14-5 win over thc Colts but lost the nightcap, 8-0. The Athletics Yankees mara thon went three hours and 41 min utes before Bill Stafford walked Jerrv Lumpe with the bases full in the 12th to force in thc win ning run. The Yanks broke an 8 all tie with three runs in the 11th but the A's came right back with three runs of their own. Ed Char les hit a pair of homers and John Blanchard connected for one. Rookie reliever 1'ete uov rich was credited with bis first major league victory. Homer Settles Garni 1 Frank Malzone's 13th homer in the sixth inning off Don Lee set tled matters between the Red Sox and Angels. The victory was Bos ton's fifth in its last seven con tests and the loss was the 12th for Los Angeles in its last 14 games. Bill Monbouquette brought his record to 13-6 although Dick Radatz came on in the eighth and pitched hitless ball. Dick Stigman'; four-hit pitching and three homers by the Twins proved too much for the Indians. Earl Battey, hit his 20th homer with one on in the second inning, Don Mincher belted a two-run homer in the third and Harmon Killebrew socked his 21st with one on in the seventh. All three homers came off Dick Donovan, whose record now is 6-6. The vic tory was Stigman's eighth against nine losses. Home runs by Chuck Hinton and Bobo Osborne off Jim Bun ning of the Tigers carried the Sen ators to their ninth victory in 11 games. Don Rudolph registered his fifth victory although Ronnie Kline took over for him in the eighth following Bubba Phillips' three-run homer. PHILADELPHIA (UPI)-Dolph Schayes, high scoring star of the Syracuse Nationals who has been named as coach of the club shift ing to Philadelphia, indicated to day he would retire as an active player unless "the occasion aris es" when he is needed on the court. Schayes signed a two-year con tract Monday to coach bis for mer teammates, now represent ing Philadelphia in the National Basketball Association. He suc ceeds Nats' coach Alex Hannum, who declined lo make the shift to Philadelphia. The 35-ycar-old Schayes. who scored more points and played in more regular season games than STANDINGS Northwest League Standings By United Press International W. L. Pet. GB Salem 10 6 .625 .... Lewiston 9 6 .600 Vi Wenatchce 10 7 .588 i Yakima 10 8 .556 1 Tri-City 5 9 .357 4 Eugene 5 13 .278 6 Monday's Results Yakima 5 Eugene 2 Salem 6 Wenatchec 3 Tri-City 8 Lewiston 4 Today's Schiduli Yakima at Eugene Wenatchee at Salem ' Lewiston at Tri-City Willov hit a crand slam homer . during a six-run second , inning tj,..! Mnor DfiA frniAri . PITTSBURGH'S Bill Viroon makes o stab for Willie McCovey's boll to shallow eenterlield, but the ball fell in (or a double os McCovey slid solely under the tog applied by Dick Schofield. However, the Pirates managed to down the Giants, 2-1. (UPI Telephoto) nv other performer in pro his the first, yielded only three more tory, was asked if he would play hits the rest of the way and in any Raines. fanned 12. It was the eight win "If the occasion arises where gainst nine losses for the work- we are short of players because horse hurler. of injury Outburst in Sixth will be available to play." He Jose Santiago pitched hitless added however, "1 contemplate ball for four innings, but gave up coaching." one in the fifth and then saw: The 6 foot 8 Schayes starred for Sealtle pile across five hits and Nw York University in college four runs in the sixth. A two-run - basketball and joined Syracuse in double Iiv Chieo Kernandei proved ' the 18-49 season when the to be (he difference franchise was in the National Santiago is now 8 7 for the 'f 8e. The Nats joined the NBA Reavers, 'he following season. Denver's shutout win went lo - Dick Kelley, although he had to . DNIAI IKI leave the game at the top of the i 0J VV LI Nil seventh after pulling a hamstring j muscle while running out a Rround- er. John Scale finished in flawless inoian summi . .... . ' Twm Ne. la, IM lh lam. l4: Thai aicve uemeier, nooay wood- civi ckk. imh raf .,, rally which wrapped up the con test Elsewhere in the National! ELLICOTT CITY, Md. (UPI) League, the Phillies ended the I M a r I e n e Bauer llagge was Dodgers' seven-game winning speechless after winning the streak with a 5-4 victory in 11 Sight Open golf tournament and innings, Cincinnati defeated Mil-j with good reason, waukee. 4-3, in 12 innings. Pitts- u was her first victory on the burgh swept a pair from San ladies' TGA circuit since thc Francisco 21 and 4-1 and the Hmisier State Open in Indianap Cubs beat the Cardinals, 2 0. )uis in 19ti0 In the American League. Ihe ..... b ' , . . . , shaded the Angels. 2-t. the White honr tna hardly know what to Sox blanked the Orioles. 40, the sa . Marlene giggled after Senators downed the Tigers, 11-6. 1 shootinR a t9 in the final round and the Tw ins bombed the lndi-for a 54 hole total of 208. ans, 13-1 , I Jlrs- Hagge started the third Second baseman Nate Oliver's round, which was postponed by txvn base error on Don Demeter's ! rain Sundav. with a three-stroke rs necause ; f..,i,.j n.ih nIHi.' i,i , , v,.... uu. ,u ...u- Schayes replied, "1 J;,,. ; lh nth nff Frt Rrwhnrk ! i i i ':.. " produced the winning run for the2ig after soaring to a 76 in her Phillies against the P'SP0" final trip over the Turf Valley Drysdalc started for the Dodgers Count ry Vlub course, but was raked for 10 hits, includ- Mic.kcv uricht canli-H n in ing a homer bv Roy Sievers. dur-1'", ll"fS , 7 k 3 ing thc 4 2 3 innings he worked, i '" '"""d Jack Baldschun was credited "h 2'7 ninc strok hack with his seventh victorv in relief. 'URSe. Rids Strind .Manlynn Smith and Betsy The Reds stranded 18 base run-'Raw Is tied for fourth place, with ners in their game with the 221 totals. Miss Smith finished Braves but still won it with the with a 73 and Miss Rawls had help of John Edwards' 12th in- I 78. nina triple. Frank Funk then ; walked two men intentionally and: CINCINNATI (CPU Infielder mnch hitter Ken Walters uninten- nrvl tionally, forcing in the winning conditional release by the Cincin- Al Worthington. who fanned six nati Reds Sunday in order to make room on their roster for truAMi int. I HI! Fran aa Boe l .. . , : : .Ml ward and (ieorse Haas paced the ;''" "-, iwi cw,.,,. ; ; '" ."' ,h. ., n vjVi,. r third baseman Gene Freese. winners' 11 hit attrek with , S,",,.,, ' Wn ii ' tSiht homers " Spencer, who has a .244 lifetime homers. Chico Salmon also had a crwi ui: ii row u. an, Tmv -j-ne i'lrir, who had lost all bailing average in the maiors, hig night with four hits good for j !V'!iIIrVir iTTJ sT I four of their' previous meetings hit .239 in 50 games for the Reds three runs batted in. il't-IHtl taam Na. S, a-ia. I with the Giants this season, beat I this year. JULY SPORTING GOODS mm m Volt SWIM SET Qg p Swim Fin and Mask f DA CCD AM Reg. $4.50, SPECIAL U , . Equipment Voit SWIM FINS jljjj" 9RCf Large Siiel (JL tt U F Reg. $5.95, SPECIAL UST price Voit SWIM FINS Voit SWIM FINS Small Size Q Buy Now! Reg S5.45 'J Reg. $2.59 J ,U SPECIAL SPECIAL A Voit SWIM Mask Voit SWIM Mask Save $1.00! Save Now! C Reg. $4.95 J7' Reg. $2.95 J 3 SPECIAL 4m SPECIAL m Snorkle Swim Mask 7 QC Regular $3.50 SPECIAL! 641 S.I. ROSE ST. M.. 672-1616 Home Owned & Operated
