BABE RUTH CHAMPIONS for District 4 ore the South Douglas All-Stars, who claimed
the title by downing the Central Douglas All-Stars 17-1 Sundoy night at Roseburg's
Legion Field. The South Douglas stars play their first game in the state tournament at
The Dalles at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday. Team members left to right, front row, are Walter
Thompson, Benny Benson, Robert Van Norman, James Smith, Dortny Fairchild, Alvie
Hendrick and bat boy Jack See. Second row, left to right, are Bill See, Jim Erwin, Jchn
Benson, Gerald Davenport, Dennis Birenbaum and Delbert Carnes. Top row, left to right,
are assistant coach Bill LeMaster, Steve Gardner, Eddie Weakley, Vern Walker, Steve
Gordon, coach Tom Tiffin and District 4 Oairman Ken Stuart. (Photo By Bob Leber)
Don Hein Establishes New Track Record
To Highlight Action At Saturday Races
Don Hein set a new track record
of 15.34 seconds to highlight action
in Saturday night's hardtop races
at Roseburg Speedway.
Vern Dykslra captured the ja
lopy trophy dash, Dan Pitt won
the B trophy dash and Jim Stand
ley captured the A trophy dash.
In a special powder puff race,
Cissie Smith came out as the win
ner and the flagman came out as
a nervous wreck. At the start of
the race he waved the red flag
POWDER PUFF race winner at Roseburg Soturday night was
Cissie Smith. She had somewhat of an advantage, as Ken
Wilson's "aught" car was winner of the jalopy event.
Others in the powder puff roce were Mary Roberts,
Marcy Zitic, Esther Geddes, Joe Fake and Bonnie Riggs.
(Photo Lab Photo)
Eugene Emeralds Win Four
Straight From Lewiston 9
By United Press International
The Eugene Emeralds may be
down, but they're far from dead.
The last three nights, they won
four games from the Lewiston
Broncs, who had been leading
the league. Those four games are
40 per cent of the Emeralds'
wins for the whole second half
of Uie season.
Sunday night, Eugene raked the
Broncs twice, 8-0 and 31. Satur
day, the last place Emeralds won
3-2, and Friday 5-2. The disastrous
weekend dropped Lewiston from
a 1 1-2 game lead to second
place, 1-1-2 games behind Salem.
In other games Sunday, Salem
swept a doublcheador from Tri
City, 4-2 and 7-3 and Yakima Bnd
Wenatchec split a twinbill, the
Bears winning the opener 5-1,
Wenatchee the nightcap 4-2. Sat
urday, Salem beat Tri-City 41
and Wenatchee took Yakima 9-2.
In Sunday's doublehcader, John I
Bauer pitched a three-hitter and i
Finn Matron flrirf Ijn-rv Ti a V i s '
teamed lor
five-hitter for Eu-
gene. Jim Lynn hit a solo nomer
for the Emeralds in the opener, j
Salem smashed five home runs '
two by Denny Marquardt in its
sweep over TriCity. Marquardt,,
Rollic Petronovich and Roy Gleas- j
on hit four baggers in the opener,
j
C re eon Rider Is Third
In National Standings
DENVER (UPI) Enoch Walk
er, Bend, Ore., ranks third in
winnings among saddle bronc
riders on the rodeo circuit this
year, the Rodeo Information Com
mission said Wednesday.
Walker has earned 59.805 so far
this year. Guy Weeks, Abilene,
Tex., leads with S12.446 and Marty
Wood, Bowncll, Alia., has picked
up S10.988.
Dean Oliver, Boise. Idaho, is
tops in all-around competition as
the cowboys move to the Chey
enne Frontier days this week. He
has earned $18,401.
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and the gals turned on the gas.
They finally got them stopped, ex
plained what the flags meant, and
then lined them up for the start.
Mary Zitic came in second and
Esther Geddes. came in third.
In the slow heat for the hard
tops (10 laps) Dan Pitt won, fol
lowed by Lon Gay and Don Nuzum.
In the fast heat, Bud Van Osten
tangled with Ray Gardner going
into the second lap, went over the
bank and rolled and was out of
i
and Marquardt and Wally Heckcl
hit one each in the second game.
All but Marquardt's second were
solo homers. Ken Page and Bill
Kelso were Uie winners, Pat Ro
gan and Dick Wantz the losers.
Singles by Spencer Davis and
Phil Borders drove in i run each
and another single by Moo Mor
hardt drove in two for Wenatchee
in the seconJ. game of its double
header with Yakima. All the runs
came in the third inning.
In the first game, Yakima's
Butch Hughes scattered nine hits
good for one run, while his team
mates hit George Lance and Joe
Zahn for seven hits for five runs.
Lance was the loser.
Girls' Softball
Tourney Slated
An Umpqua Valley girls softball
tournament will be held in Rose-
ourg mig. s-iv-u, u was announced
today.
Paul Jackson's Lumbcrjills will
be host team for the tournament,
Deadline for the tournament is
Aug 2, and all teams who would
ike , be incuted in the touma-
ment are asked to contact Joanne
Davenport at 672-1369
Others expected so far as en-i American League Radatz.
trants in the tournament include 1 Red Sox 12-1; Ford. Yanks 16-4;
Tenmile. the Winston Dillard Dix-jBouton, Yanks 13-5; Pizarro. White
ies. Creswell and the Tom Tom 1 Sox 12-5; Buzhardt, White Sox
Jills II. .,9-4.
Excitement - Thrills
II jr
I I ADM :
Mi
the action. Going into the ninth lap,
Jay Eaton lost Uie rear end of
his car on the back stretch, glided
over the shoulder and hit a tree.
Hein won, followed by Hal Welker
and Jim Standley.
In Uie A main, Pitt rolled his
hardtop a half dozen times going
into Uie second lap and totaled it
out. "I just got on the outside
and couldn't hold her." Pitt said
after the race. Welker came in
winner, Jim Standley second and
Hein third. wiUi Johnny Barron
fourth. Welker took the lead in
the third lap and held it all the
way. The first four cars lapped
the remainder of the field twice
during this 25-lap event.
In the jalopies competition, Carl
Witt won the first heat, which fea
tured Dave Johnson going over the
right field bank and out of the race.
Larry Zuber won the second heat,
featuring Eugene cart in the
first four spots.
Ken Wilson won tli jalopy main.
Dykstra led the field all the way
until the final turn of the last lap,
when he had a blowout and didn't
finish. This marked the second
week in a row Dykstra had vic
tory within his grasp, but ran into
bad luck. Last week he was lead
ing the field going into the final
lap when his engine blew up.
League Leaders
Major League Leaden
By United Press International
National League
Pl.vtr A Club G AB R H Pet.
Groat, StL 104 419
Clemcnte, Pitt 93 362
Gonzalez, Phil 102 374
T. Davis, LA 89 330
Pinson, Cin 105 423
White, StL 104 427
H.Aaron, Mil 103 408
Williams. Chi 102 390
Bover, StL 101 394
Torre, Mil 90 309
59 143 .341
51 119 .329
59 121 .324
36 106 .321
66 135 .319
78 135 .316
79 129 .316
59 117 .300
50 118 .299
36 92 .298
American League
Ystrmski. Bos 95 363 60 119 .328
Kaline, Det 96 375
Malzone, Bos 99 384
Rollins, Minn 87 312
Wagner, LA 102 374
Pearson, LA 100 378
Hshbgr, Chi 82 278
Causey, KC 93 374
Robinson, Chi 96 352
Siebern, KC 92 327
65 121 .323
44 122 .318
49 99 .307
53 114 .304
53 114 .302
42 81 .291
52 107 .286
47 100 .284
53 93 .284
Homo Runs
National League McCovey, Gi
ants 30; H. Aaron, Braves 29;
Mays, Giants 23; Cepeda, Giants
19; White, Cards 18.
American League Killcbrew,
Twins 23; Allison, Twins 22; Stu
art, Red Sox 21; Wagner, Angels,
Battey, Twins, and Kaline, Tigers
all 20.
Runs Batted In
National League H.Aaron,
Braves 82; White, Cards 73; Boy
er. Cards 71: Santo. Cubs 70; Mc-
j Covey, Giants 68.
American League Kaline. Ti-
gcrs 68; Stuart, Red Sox 64: Wag
ner, Angels 64: Allison, Twins 60;
Malzone, Red Sox 59.
Pitching
National League Maluncy,
Reds 16 3; Perranoski, Dodgers
10-2; Koufax, Dodgers 16-4; Mari
etta!, Giants 17-5; Gibson, Cards
12-4: McBean. Pirates 9-3.
Thundering Hoofs
HORSE RACES
Post Time -1:30 p.m.
Saturday fir Sunday
DOUGLAS
AUGUST 14-18 ROSEBURG
Souttlh) Douglas Wditds Toyirmiev
With 17-1 Victory Dim Finds Here
The booming bats of the South
Douglas All-Stars echoed through
Legion Field in Roseburg Sunday
night as they blasted out nine hits
and took advantage of 11 walks
and 10 errors to win a berth in
the state Babe Ruth tournament
bv downing the Central Douglas
All-Stars 17-1.
This gave the South Douglas
stars a record of 67 runs scored in
three tournament games. They won
their opener 33-3 and their second
game Ju-i.
The South Douglas squad will
play their first state tournament
game at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday at The
Dalles.
Central Douglas drew first blood
in Sunday night's playoff game at
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Legion Field as they held South.
Douglas scoreless in Uie top oil
the first and then pushed in a lone
run in the bottom of the inning
to take a 1-0 lead. I
South Douglas kept its eye on I
the stale tournament by bouncing
back with a five-run uprising in ;
the second inning to take a com-1
manding lead. They added five
more runs in the second inning
and an additional five in the third
to move out to a 151 lead.
Their final two runs came in the
top of the sixth inning.
Gerald Davenport went all the
way on the mound for South Doug
las, isuing eight hits and walking
three, while striking out seven.
Eddv Weakley and Steve Gordon
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led the winners in the hitting col
umn with doubles. Gordon went
three for four at the plate and
Weakley went three for three.
Dave Little started for Central
Douglas. Doyle Shaner came on
in the second and Gerald Chartier
came on in the sixth. At the plate,
Gregg Egglcston went three for
four rfid Dave Sikstrom went two
for four.
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