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Legion Bees Down Albany Merchants In Doubleheader Sunday was a banner day for the Roseburg Bees as they came home from Albany with their first twin sweep of the season. The Bees displayed a strong attack at the plate to dump the host Merchants by scores of 6-4 and 14-5 in a pair of seven inning games. Sunday's double win gives coach Jerry Droscher's crew a 9-2 record for the season. Tuesday the second Roseburg Legion crew will invade Lowell for a twin-bill starting at 5:30 p.m. Lowell is a member of the Summer High School League in Lane County. Albany scored first in the open ing game when Gary Stark walk ed, Roger Holmes doubles and Tom Holbert singled. The Bees moved into the lead in the fourth with a two-run upris ing. Chuck Person led off with a League Leaders By United Press International National Leaguo Player & Club G AB R H Pet. Groat, StL 97 391 58 132 .338 Clemente. Pitt 87 337 50 111 .329 Gonzalez, Phil 96 348 55 113 .325 T.Davis, LA 83 308 32 99 .321 White, StL 97 397 73 126 .317 Pinson, Cin 98 394 58 124 .315 H.Aaron, Mil 96 381 76 119 .312 Boyer, StL 94 366 47 113 .309 Wills, LA 76 305 52 94 .308 Santo, Chi 95 377 46 114 .302 Torre, Mil 85 295 35 89 .302 American League G AB R H Pet. Ystrzski, Bos 88 338 57 112 .331 Malzone, Bos 91 352 40 113 .321 Kaline, Det 88 342 59 109 .319 Rollins, Minn 82 301 48 95 .316 Wagner, LA 94 347 50 108 .311 Pearson, LA 92 351 50 105 .299 Hshbrger, Chi 76 256 39 76 .297 Cimoli, KC 83 291 35 85 .292 Pepitone, NY 88 315 51 91 .289 Robinson, Chi 90 335 45 95 .284 Home Runs National League McCovey, Giants 29; H. Aaron, Braves 28; Mays, Giants 19; Cepeda, Giants 19; Banks, Cubs and White, Cards 17. American League Allison, Twins 22; Killebrew, Twins 22; Wagner, Angels 20; Battey, Twins 20; Maris, Yanks, Stuart, Red Sox and Howard, Yanks 19. Runs Batted In National League H. Aaron, Braves 76;. Santo, Cubs 69; White, Cards 68; Boyer, Cards 66; Mc Covey, Giants 64. American Leag6e Kaline, Ti gers 61; Wagner, Angels 61; Al lison, Twins 60; Stuart, Red Sox 60; Battey, Twins 58. Pitching National League Koufax, Dodgers 16-3; Perranoski, Dodgers 10-2; Maloney, Reds 14-3; McBean, Pirates 9-2; Marichal, Giants 15 5; Spahn, Braves 12-4. American League Radatz, Red Sox 12-1; Ford, Yanks 15-3; Bouton, Yanks 12-5; Buzhardt, White Sox 9-4; Pizarro, White Sox 11-5. Roseburg Swimming Team Drops Close Decision To Willamalane The Roseburg swim team staged a stubborn battle before falling to i the invading Willamalane team of Springfield Saturday in the first, home dual meet of the season. Willamalane ended the meet with 281 points, while Roseburg racked up 226 points. These point totals included the diving events. In the regular age-group swim races, the score favored the invaders, 251 204. Betty Zeigler turned in a sterling performance for the local crew in the girls 9-10 bracket. Miss Zicg ler won firsts in the 40-yard free stvlc, 40-yard breaststroke, 40-yard butterfly and was on the winning relay team. Laurie Hicks captured the 40-yard backstroke event in the same category as the only first won by Willamalane. was in the diving- . , . Brian Stulls doubled up with vie tories in the boys 11-12 40-yard hrnnclctrnkp nnrl butlcrflV races, while Ron Frashour led tne locaijw. j. aquatic aces in the boys 13-14 di vision by winning the 30-yard back stroke event and the 160-yard in dividual medley. RESULTS: I-And-Under Girts JO FrwUvle - 1, C. Hood, W. :37,1. 3-3 (He), B. Zimmerman, R, and T. Frashour, R. Backstroke 1- B- Zimmerman, R. Judge's Detiston. J, S. Wilson, R. 3. T. Frash our, R. I-And-Under Bays 40 Freestyle t, B. JorOon. W, :30. 2. B. Dirkson, R. 3, Arvldson, VV, 40 Backstroke) 1, 8. Jordon, W, :W.6. 3, Arvtdson, W. -And-Under Mlied 160 Freestyle Relay - 1. Willamalane. 2:40. Ml 6lrN 40 Freestyle . B. Ze-o'er, R. :.?. 2, J. Ctingman, W. 3. P. Bennet, 40 Breestroke 1. B. Zeigler, :1 I 2-3 (tie), J. Cltngman, and Nlssen. W. Jack Brackenbury has returned to HARVEY REED'S BARBER SHOP across from Marks Morket No. 1 He will be leJ to see his old friends double, and back-to-back walks to Ray Shepherd and Stan Young loaded the sacks. A pair of sacri fice flies by Chuck Dornsife and Gary Heeter drove the run across. In the sixth the winners explod ed for four more counters. Shep herd singled and was sacrificed to second by Young. Dornsife collect ed a base rap, Heeter slapped a double and Mike Cashner and Butch Watson singled to give the Bees a 61 lead. The Merchants bounced back with three runs in the bottom of the seventh on two walks, a throw ing error, a fielder's choice and Holbert's double. However, the rally was two runs short as the Bees held on to post the win. Rusty Hubbard went the dis tance for the Bees to collect the victory, striking out five and walk ing four. Young and Heeter had perfect 2-2 records at the plate, j in tne second game tne Bees started the route in the third in ning with a single run, then racked up four more in the fourth. The fourth inning rally came on two walks, a fielder's choice and suc cessive singles by Person, Shep herd and Young. Roseburg added six more runs in the sixth frame on four hits one error, three walks and two sacri fices. Watson, Pat Long and Shep herd had singles, while Dan With ers clobbered a two-bagger. Three insurance runs crossed the plate for the Bees in the final stanza with hits being collected by Shepherd, Young and Jim Coon. The Merchants picked up two runs in each the fifth and sixth frames, after getting a single tally in the fourth. Long worked for six innings be fore tiring and giving way to relief hurler Doug Matson. The talented youngster struck out eight and is sued seven walks with most of the free passes coming in the fifth and sixth frames. Young continued to be a tiger at the plate with a 3-3 record in the second outing, while Shepherd was 3-5 and Long had a 2-4 record. LINESCORES: Roseburg Bees 009 204 06 10 3 Albany Merchts. 100 000 3-4 8 1 Batteries: Roseburg; Hubbard and Heeter. Albany; Sumpter, Clark (6) and Halversen. LP: Sumpter. Roseburg Bees 001 406 314 12 0 Albany Merchts 000 122 0 5 5 6 Batteries: Roseburg; Long, Mat son (6) and Heeter. Albany; Maur er and Halversen. WP: Long. Burleson Leads U.S. MOSCOW (UPI) Former Ore gon star Dyrol Burleson led the United States to a 1-2 sweep in the 1,500-meter run in the final day of its two-day dual track meet against Russia Sunday. The U.S. won the men's meet 119-114. Burleson, using his familiar come-from-behind style of run ning, finished strong and overtook Tom O'Hara of Loyola of Chicago to win in 3:41. O'Hara was second in 3:41.3. 40 Butterfly 1, B. Zeigler. R, :34.0. 2, P. Bennet, W. 3, Nlssen, W. 40 Backstroke 1, L. Hicks, R. :35.4. 2, D. Johnson, W. 3, J. Clingman, W. 160 Freestyle Relay 1, Roseburg, 3:27.0. Diving 1. P. Bennet, W. 3, L. Hicks, R. 3, D. Johnson, W. M0 Boys 40 Freestyle 1, B. Pyle, R. :.?. 2. C. Richardson, W. 3, A. Lake, W. 40 Brea stroke 1, C. Richardson, W, :41.1. 2, Stapleton, R. 3, Williams, W. 40 Butterfly I, P. Longfellow, R, :41.2. 2, B. Pyle, R. 3. S. Loosley, R. 40 Backstroke 1, C. Richardson, W, :3B.6. 2. Woigamott, R. 3, A. Lake, W. 160 Freestyle Relay 1, Roseburg, 2:06.2. Diving 1, J. Weaver, R. 3, John Daniels, W. 3, Jim Daniels, W. 1M Girls 40 Freestyle 1, G. Nlxson, W, :2S.O. 2-3 We), K. Zelgter, R, and T. Richardson, W. 40 Breastroke 1, G. Nlxson, W, :24.0. 2, K. Zetgler, R. 3, T. Richardson, W. 40 Butterfly 1, V. Dirkson, R, :31.9. 2, Pavllck, W. 3, T. Huff, W. 40 Backstroke I, G. Nlxson, W, :30.A. 3, K. Jordon, W. 3, C. Darling, R. 160 Individual Medley I. T. Richardson, W, 3:34.3. 2, Pavlick, W. 3. Jordon, w. 160 Freestyle Relay 1, Willamalane. 1:47.4. Diving l, L. Stapleton, R. 1, p. Antrim, Kennedy, w. . 1111 Beys 40 Freestyle I, M. Bennett, W, :3t7. 7, P. Soderstrom, W. 3. K. Rhoden, R. 40 Breastroke 1, B. Sfults. R, :33J. 3, Woodruff, R. 3, F. Weaver, R. 40 Butterftily 1, B Stulti, R. :32.5. 7, Parks, W. 3, S. Hicks, R. 40 Backstroke 1, S. Hicks. R. 2, K. Rho WANTED! MEN-WOMEN P report now for U. S. OtII Ser- vict ob openings in inn area during the next 12 monthi. Goverr.menr positions pay as high os 9446.00 a month to ttort. They provide much greot- er security than privote employ ment and excellent opportunity for advancement. Many posi tions require little or no specfal- ixed education or experience But to get one of these jobs, you must pass test. The com petition it keen and in soma cases only one out of five pass. LINCOLN SERVICE, Dept 59 Pekin, Illinois I am very much interested. Pleas snd me absolutely FREE (1) A list of U. S. Government positions ond so lanes; (2i information on how to quofify for a U. S. Government job. Name .... .... ... Age HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION Sonny Liston, left, is favored 5-1 to beat Floyd Patterson in their title bout tonight at Las Vegos. Liston lifted the title from Patterson last Septem ber with a first-round knockout. (UPI Telephoto) Liston Favored 5-1 To iilesp ChcsonsSiip In Bout With Floyd Patterson Tonight LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPD-Fast and fearless Floyd Patterson, ad mittedly in the best physical and mental condition of his career, will try tonight to stretch his rec ord to three-time heavyweight king in a return title fight with champion Sonny Liston. A victory by Patterson would knock Liston out of a "seven-million - dollar fight" with Cassius Clay at Philadelphia Sept. 30. "I feel more relaxed than at any time since I first won the title seven years ago," explained 28-year-old Patterson at the Dunes Hotel, after driving in from his quarters at the Hidden Well Ranch. The massive, muscular Liston of Chicago was favored at 5-1 to keep his 'title before a sellout crowd of 7,691 paid spectators in the Las Vegas Convention Center. A record Nevada gate of more than 5280,000 is assured, promoter Al Bolan said. The betting was practically on a par with a United Press Inter national poll of 64 sports writers here in this gambling metropolis. Thirty-year-old Liston was favored by the poll, 51-13. That the bout was not expect ed to last its scheduled 15 rounds was emphasized by the fact that all 51 votes for Sonny were on knockouts and nine of the 13 for Patterson called for kayocs. Liston was a lopsided favorite To 1-2 Sweep Oregon State's Steve Pauly, who won the. national AAU decathlon title at Corvallis last month, fin ished third in the decathlon be hind Vasilv Kuznetsov and Ana- toly Ovscycnko of Russia. Pauly scored 7,536 points. Kuznetsov had 7,666 and Ovseyer.ko compiled 7,631. Paul Stuber of Oregon took third place in the high jump. He went 6-10V4. den, R. 3, J. Longfellow, R. 160 Individual Medley 1, D. Parks. W, 2:44.5. 2. Soderstrom, W. 3. S. Hicks, R. 160 Freestyle Relay 1, Willamalane, 1:54.6. Diving 1, F. Weaver, R. 2, D. Parks, W. ttiru 80 Freestyle 1, M. Thomas, W, u.o. 3, J. Schefter, W. 3, S. Abraham, W. 80 Breastroke 1, M. Thomas, W, 1:07.0. 2, S. Abraham, W. 3, Sherlock, R. 80 Butterfly 1, J. Schatfer, W, 1:08.6. 3, K. Fitzgerald, R. 3. R. Parks, W. 80 Backstroke 1, D. Penned. 1:09.4. 2, J. Schafler, W. 3, R. Parks, W. 160 Individual Medley 1, S. Abraham, W. 3:31.8. 2, M. Thomas. W. 3, K. Filigerald, R. 160 Freestyle Relay 1, Willamalane, 1:39.5. Diving 1, C. 3, P. Mathews, rerswi, r. (, k. rarr.s, rt . - bu,. an RrMilul. I. J Huff. W. -IAS 9. D Frashour, R. 3, Nlssen, W. 80 Breastroke 1, C. Longfellow, R, 80 Butterfly 1,' Nlsson, W, :S7 I. 3, Dirkson, R. 3, Levensen, w. 80 Backstroke I, R. Frashour, R, :5l.l. 3. J. Hull, W. 3, O'Dell, R. I 160 Individual medley 1, R. Frashour, : 2:05 3. 3. J. Huff, W. 3, C. Longfellow, R. 160 Freestyle Relay 1, -Roseburg, 1:38.6. Diving I, T. Oardlner, W. Senior Girls 80 Freestyle 1, M. Richardson, W, :53.4. , 3, A. Ohman. R. 3, M. Loreni, R. 80 Breastroke 1, M. Loreni, R, 1:11.0. ' 2. P. Bissonette, R. 3, L. Smith, R. 300 Freestyle 1, M. Richardson, W, I 2:J8.S. 2. D. Doyle, R. i 80 Butterfly 1, K. McMullen, R, 1:0)2. 3, A. Ohman, R. Lincoln Service helps thousands prepare for these tests every year. It ii one of the largest end oldest privately owned schools of fti kind and is not connected with the Government, For FREE information on Govern ment fobs, including list of posi tions and salaries, fill out cou pon and mail at once TODAY You will also get full details on how you con prepare your self for these tests. Don't delay ACT NOW! r i because of his explosive left hook to body cr head, and his rugged ncss record of never having been knocked out or even floored in his 35 professional fights. Also be cause of his previous first-round knockout over Floyd. Before that Sept. 25 match at Chicago's Comiskcy Park, Liston was favored at only 8-5, and a poll of sports writers actually fa vored Patterson. But Sonny knocked him out at 2:06 of the first round, for the all-time quick est capture of the heavyweight SPORTSMAN'S' SPINNER TIPS RINGED EyE Any wet fly, streamer or "woolly worm" hook should" have a plain ringed eye (not turned up or down) to ride straight when used with a spinner. SpINNER-AND-FLY COMBINATIONS USUALLY GET MORE STRIKES IP THEY BLEND IN COLOR; SILVER SPINNERS GO WrrH WHITE OR PARTLY-WHITE FLIES. A GOLD SPINNER 60ES WITH YELLOW, YELLOW-AND-RED, ETC COPPER GOES WITH RED, BROWN, ETC. NOW PICK UP SPINNER.' I. Raise a spinner to the sur face BEFORE BACK CAST TO AVOID DAMAGING A FLY ROD, 80 Backstroke 1, P. Bissonette, R, 1:09.8. 2, D. Doyle, R. 3, M. Loreni, R. 160 Individual Medley 1, M. Richardson, W, 2:16.8. 2. A. Chman, R. 3, P. Bissonette, R. 160 Freestyle Relay 1, Roseburg, 1:38.4, Diving 1, K. McMullen, R. 2, E. Epper- iy, k. 80 Frteilyle .1. B. Williams, W, :44.l. 2, B. Zimmerman, R. 3, Richardson, SO Breastroke 1. B. Zimmerman, R, :S8.B. 7. Williams, W. 3, Hull, W 3O0 Freestyle 1, D. Abraham, w, 3:39.6. 3, Hoffman SO Butterllv 1, D. Abraham, W, :i SO Backslroke 1, Richardson, w, : 3, D. Abraham, W. 160 Individual Medley 1, B. Williams, Uf I.C1 flmNHn,, DID Mm,, , yy "60 Freestyle Relay willamalane, 1:34.1, . n TEAM SCORES: Willamalane 181, Rose- burg 236 FT? QaaaQaaaaaaa LISTON-PATTERSON CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT MAY BE SEEN THIS EVENING through the courtesy of RCA VICTOR TV FURNISHED BY Q in SOUTH STEPHENS Hardware ID AT THE LARIAT Restaurant 6ii s i. c... AND LOUNGE t7i '3n Watch The Fights and ENJOY FINE DINING All This Evening, M0N., JULY 22 a ID tew ' Ml crown After Sunday's third examina tion by Drs. Don Romeo and Charles West, the physicians re ported both in excellent physical and mental condition. In The Majors By United Press International American Leaaue W L Pet. GB New York Chicago Boston 58 52 51 52 53 46 47 42 34 42 42 43 46 50 52 52 52 61 .630 .553 .548 .547 .535 7 m IV, 8V4 Minnesota Baltimore Cleveland Los Angeles .479 14 .475 14Vi .447 17 Kansas City Detroit Washington 39 34 .429 18tt .358 25 Ui Saturda v Results New York 5 Cleveland 4 Chicago 3 Boston 0 Minnesota 11 Washington 3 Baltimore 6 K. City 3, twilight Los Angeles 11 Detroit 2, night Sunday's Results Detroit 8 Los Angeles 2 Kansas City 3 Baltimore 2 Minnesota 3 Washington i Boston 3 Chicuao 2. 1st. 10 in. Boston at Chicago, 2nd, ppd, rain New York 5 Cleveland 2, 1st New York 5 Clove. 4, 2nd, 11 In. Monday's Probable Pitchers Los Angeles at New York (nicht) Newman (0-0) vs. Terry (M0). Tuesday's Games Chicago at Detroit, 2, twi-night Minnesota at Cleveland, night Wnshinirtnn at Bnltimnre. night L. Angeles at New York, night Kansas City at Boston, night National League W Pet. GB Los Angeles St. Louis Chicago Cincinnati San Francisco Philadelphia Pittsburgh Milwaukee 60 54 52 52 52 51 49 49 36 .619 .557 6 .547 7 .531 8V4 .531 8tt .520 m .510 104 .505 11 .360 2514 Houston New York 32 66 .327 28V4 Saturday's Results Philadelphia 5 New York 1 Los Anuelcs 5 Milwaukee 4 Chicago at Pitt., ppd, rain St. Louis 8 uousum l, nigni Cin. 3 S. Fran. 2, night Sunday's Results St. Louis 9 Houston 4 Phila. 8 New York 0, 1st Phila. 7 New York 2, 2nd Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 1, 1st Pittsburg!' 6 Chicago 5, 2nd, 14 in. Milwaukee 7 L. Angeles 2, 1st Milw. 13 Los Angeles 7, 2nd S. Fran. 10 Cincinnati 5 Tuesday's Games Cincinnati at Chicago St. Louis at Milwaukee, night Phila. at Houston, night Pittsburgh at L. Angeles, night N. York at S. Fran., night Northwest Leaque Standings W. L. Pet. GB. Salnm ! 8 .652 14 8 .636 'A 15 10 .600 1 li 12 .500 3tt 8 13 .381 6 6 19 .240 10 I Levislon Yakima Wennlchec Tri-City Eugene Mom, July 22. 1963 Th. News-Review, RoKburj, Of. 7 LA Dodgers End Successful Rood Venture With Six Game Lead In National Leaaue By DICK JOYCf i UPI Sports Writer You siy you were thrown out of both ball games Sunday (or umpire-baiting? Your team lost a doubleheader and you were hit in the face with a beer container? Chin up. Walter Alston, your Los Angeles Dodgers are leading the National League by six games and you have a nine-game home stand coming up. Despite 7-2 and 13-f losses to the Milwaukee Braves Sunday, the Dodgers wound up their suc cessful road trip with a 10 -t mark, giving them a six-game lead over the St. Louis Cardi nals. When the road trip began, the Dodgers held only a three game lead over the San Francis co Giants. The usually Quiet and re strained Alston, with the Dodg ers' disastrous collapses of the past two seasons indelible in his mind, was ejected in the sixth in ning of the first game by um pire Tom Gorman. In tho first in ning of the nightcap, umpire Stan banuos gave the Dodger manag er the thumb. And then a Mil waukee fan belted Alston with a paper beer container. Alston Claimed Balk Alston claimed that Bob Sa- dowski was balking In the open er ana men Decame incensed when a balk was called on rookie Nick Willhlte of the Dodgers in the second game. In other NL games, the Cardi nals rapped out 17 hits to boat tho Houston Colts, 5-4; the Giants clubbed 16 hits in downing the Cincinnati Reds, 10-5; the Phila j '" Open To Serve You 8 A.M. ro 7 P.M., Except Saturday Until 5 P.M. Does your car jfO$tOft C wander or weave? m m - wm Pull to left or right? ffifflfir ACE) Be Assured of Correct Steering... Safe Stopsl Put "Peace-of-Mirjd" ; in Yout Sunptner . Driving 1 FRONT ALIGNMENT Returned to manufacturers' specifications Both for Only Replacement Parts if . .. ; needed and iv i diuii uai v adjustments not included Sat this nationally recognized Sar Safety Sticker far your I 1807 N.E- Diamond Always delphia Phillies swept a double header from the New York Mets, 8-0 and 7-2, and Pittsburgh and Chicago split, the Cubs taking the opener, 5-1, and the Pirates the nightcap, -5 in 14 innings. The New York Yankees won a twin bill from the Cleveland In dians 5 2 and 5-4; the Detroit Ti gers trimmed the Los Angeles Angels, 8-2; the Minnesota Twins defeated the Washington Sena tors, 3-2; the Kansas City Ath letics edged the Baltimore Ori oles, 3 2, and the Boston Red Sox stopped the Chicago White Sox, 3-2, with rain washing out the scheduled second game. Milwaukee clobbered eight Dodger pitchers for 26 hits, in cluding homers by Hank Aaron, Denis Menke, Joe Torre and Gene Oliver, in sweeping the twin bill. Sadowski earned his first major league victory in the opener while reliever Tony Clon inger got credit for the second game triumph. Gibson Notched Win Bob Gibson pitched an eight hitter and George Altman and Ken Boyer slammed homers in pacing the Cardinals to victory. Dick Groat drove home three runs for St. Louis. Jim Davenport, Felipe Alou and Orlando Cepeda contributed homers as the Giants routed 13 game winner Jim O'Toole. Bob Bolin limited the Reds to three hits in 5 1-3 relief innings to gain the victory. The Phillies, on another second half of the season surge extend' ed their winning streak to seven THIS WEEK'S SAFETY SERVICE OFFER WHEEL original on fluid if repack T77 LJ Any American Car All jrVDor litsitivifo l.- .1 - Service just $i I aKe momns io pay rir$tont NYLONAIRE 4-full plies of Safety-Fortified 7-rib non-skid tread design Long-wearing Firestone Diene Every new Firetlone tire it O (JAR ANTE ID Afainrt dtfaeu In workmanship end ma teria U for the life of the ri(nl tread. Afafnat normal road ha tarda (neapt reoairabla ouneluraa) ancounlarad in everyday pananfar car use tor th number ot month apacifWd. RlaramanU prorated on tread waar end baaad on llat pricaa currant at lima of ad)uatmnl. Lake Boulevard Plenty Of Free as Chris Short hurled a four-hitter in the opener and Dennis Ben nett and Johnny Klippstein com bined for a seven-hitter in the nightcap against the Mets. Phila delphia has won 13 of its last 16 games for its longest winning streak since 1955. , Lou Brock's two-run homer and Paul Toth's seven-hit pitching gave Chicago its first game tri umph while Pittsburgh bounced back in the nightcap on Bill Vir den's run-producing single in the 14th inning. Jerry Lynch of the Pirates equalled the major league career record for pinch hit home runs when he hit one to tie the score 5-5 in the ninth inning. Lynch shares the record of 14 with George Crowe. Manolides Takes Lead In Tourney ASTORIA (UPI)-Evan (Butch) Manolides of Seattle battled heavy rain and a driving wind to capture medalist honors in the qualifying round for the men's division of the Oregon Coast Golf Tournament Sunday. He fired a one-ovcr-par 35-38 73. Lcighton Tuttle of Eugene fin ished second witn 73. lorn Hear. man of Willapa Harbor, Wash., and Rob Swingle of The Dalles tied for third with 76s. 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