Th Bnd Bullttln, Saturday, July 9, 1985
The Lowdovvn
By fiKNB ANHK.UHON
liul It-tJii Spurt Editor
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Bend, Dalles Clash Here in Playoffs
J'mbable starting pitcher for
the Dalles American legion hnti
hall Ifum tonight will Ih Denny
Peterson, its All-State right-hand-it.
As a sophomore Peterson sia
DENNY PETERSON
Standout to hurl tonight
Klo-handodly pitched The Indians
to the State championship th's
yi'nr.
II- pitched I wo of (heir three
tournament wins, and appeared in
relic! in the other name. He stands
only 5' 9", but boasts n good curve
ball and a pretty fair (asl ball
Rend legion players well re-
Barber Keeping
St. Paul Lead
ST. PAUL, Minn. (UP).Tcrry
Barber, once called "too little"
for Rolf, led the field into the
third round of the St. Paul Open
Kolf toumumcnt todav and had a
Rood chance of selling a new
meet record.
Harher set n new record for the
first 36 holes by blasting a 15
under par Ki-fift llin one stroke
under liei,ry Ransom's record 130
hi m.
It nave (he 5-foot 5-hich IjOS An
gles pro a Ihr.e-slroke lend and
I yowl chance of goin on to crack
the tuurnanvnt record of '206 by
Uoyd ManKi-um in VXA and Cary
Middlocoff in 1!:2.
The 3!-y ear-old chip and putt
artist, who uses u hattci-cd old
putter, said he wasn't playing
"uuito as wll Friday as in tio
opening round" then grinned:
"Bui it's still the best tourna
ment golf I've ever played."
Barber fired a flveundor-mr 31
on Friday's first nine and sank
a pair of 20-toot putt: , but he was
oitly one under par with 35 on
the second a her Iwtgying the 13th
and missing a 12-fooior and pos
sible eagle on IS.
But despite his hot pace, Barber
was only three strokis abend of
Arnold palmer ol I .at robe, Ia..
and four a he 'id (( Tommy Bolt of
Chnttnnooua, Tenn., at the end of
Friday's second round.
memlier Peterson. Last year h?
gave up 10 hits in the opener as
Bend won, 7 to 3, but he came
back to pitch five innings in the
second game The Dalles took by
a 17-13 count. Then in the third
game he ' slopped Bend 3-6 wltu
three hits and struck out 13.
When he isn't pitching, Peter
son will be placing second base.
He is the second leading hitter on
the team with 15 hits in 38 trips
for a .3!6 mark. Hi! father. Her
mit Peterson, manages The Dal
les team.
Art Moyer, SportB Editor of the
Albany Democrat Herald, has;
watched the Albany Legion team
in action against both The Dalles
and Bend twice this year, and
rates The Dalles stronger defen
sively, Bend better offensively.
"They don't get many hits, but
they surely take advantage of
them" he warns. "When they beat
(Albany) at the state tourna
ment this year they only goLone
hit, but it was a triple. Whenever
they get a runner on base he is
off and running and usuall;
scores", he continued.
Thus this series this week end
promises to be a real thriller be
tween a couple of hustling ball
clnhs who throw caution to the
winds.
Twink Pederson, IiKgrr short
stop who broke the tittle finger
of his right hand, will make the
trio to Uosehurg this week end
nd may see action. Pederson
didn't break his finger on a line
irive. but suffered the injury on
a routine throw around the Infield
the third Inning of the bunclay
Drain game.
lineal fans will get their firs1
timnse of professional bnsebnl!
here next Tuesday when the I-op,-
rr(.r host the Salem Senators, nrst
half championship Northwest lea
gue championship.
Manager Hugh Lubv's team
referred to as the "Whiskerless
Wnnders" In Salem because the
meter ( loitdcd wilh young talent
mostly in their early '20 s. Mel
Krause at 27 is one or the oioesi
players.
Bend will journey to Snlem for
a return game with the Senators
on Wednesday.
Nyssa to Play
VFWHere Sunday
In Hip first nf n series of soli-
hnll grimes wllh rail of-lmvn lenms.
lencue-leniliiiR VKW will host Nys
sa nl lirilin field Sunilny. The Iwn
lenms will play a douhleheader.
slarliiiK nl 1:30 p m.
Nyssa. an entrant In the Oregon
stale tournament Ihe pnst two
cars, is reported lo have another
powerful rluh. So far this season
they are undefeated.
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Best 2-of-3
Series Opens
8: 15 Tonight
Bend's American legion Post 4
baseball siiuad takes the first step
down the long road that leads to
the Oregon state finals, when it
hosts The Dalles here this weeK
end in the sub-Area 1 playoffs at
the Municipal ball park. !
The two teams wil! meet Satur
day at 8: 15 p.m. and again Sin-!
day at 1:30 p.m. in the best-of-thrcc
game scries. If a deciding
Kame is necessary it will be played
Sunday at 8:15 p.m.
The Dalles won the state hign
school, championship this year and
defeated Bend In the Legion play
offs last year at The Dalles.
Bend Edged Lartt Year
Bend won the first game, 7 lo
3, as Ron Anderson twirled a neat
two-hitter, but The Dalles came
hack to win 17-13, and 3-1 In the
payoff contest despite a one - hit
performance by Anderson. They
bunched three errors and two
wnlks with their lone hit to push
across three runs In the fourth
inning, and move on to the state
playoffs.
I' Invent Sidelined 1
Neither team will be at full
strength for the crucial series. Bill
Sallee, third baseman, and Dan
Head, centerflelder, for The Dalles
both missed the Oregon City series
Monday, but wijl probably be
ready for at least some action
this week end. i
Coach Vlnce Genna has his pro
blems too. Catcher Gary Joanis
was just released from the hospi
tal and has missed the last few
cames and practice sessions, but
the spunky receiver may be be
hind the plate for Bend.
All-State Batter' Set
The Dalles Coach Frank Brum
baugh Is expnded to open witn
his All-State battery of Pitcher
Dennv Peterson and Catcher Ir
win Fandrey. Fandrev was voted
the Most Valuable Player In the
state diamond classic this year.
The entire The Dalles pitching
corps is rlTht handed. Behind Pet
erson are Boh Giannola, Bill Roark
and Karl Griggs.
Anderson rirst
Genna will lend with his ace,
Southpaw Hon Anderson, and back
iim up with fast hallinc Denny
tnaburg In the Sunday afternoon
dash. . ;
The Dalles brings a Reason h
ord of eight wins and four losses
into the playoffs. In their only
real comivtitlon they split In four
cames with Oregon City and two
tilts with Albany. They beat Mau
nin by 20 runs to earn the shot at
Bend.
Bend boasts a sparkling 10-1 re-
cord. Ihe lone selhack coming at
he hands of a Portland Legion
team last month. Bend won eight
straight games In Central Oregon
league competition, and also holds
wo wins over Albany, 4 to 3, and
S to 7.
Vnllnwlns are the probable stari
line uns with season bailing
averages anrl piiening return
parenthesis.
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sl.i..iinir Crnie Banks of Ihs
Cubs, with a brand new home run
record under his belt, is making
u'ricieu Field fans forget all about
such other long ball hilling heroes
as Hack Wilson and Hank auer.
Thn ilender 24-vear-old Banks
set a National League record for
home runs by n shortstop when
he blasted his 22nd and 23rd of
ACE CHUCKERS Coach Vince Genna will pin his championship hopes on Southpaw Ron An
derson, left, and Denny Lenaburg, when Bend hosts The Dalles in the sub-Area I playoffs here to
night and Sunday. Both are undefeated in American Legion action this year, Anderson winning
three and Lenaburg four games. (Bend Bulletin Photo)
2 BULLETIN -
Moose Trimmed
By Bifco, 15-13
Joe Lentz slapped out a pair of
triples to lead Bifco lo a lS-to-Vi
victory over Moose in an Ameri
can little league game at South
Harmon Thursday. Stan Shoultz
nnd Curt Larson had two hits
apiece for Bifco.
Layton Smith was the lendin;
slicker for the losers with three
for five. Mike Waugc and John
Haney each collected two safeties
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Moose Ml 01313 9 -I
Petrie, Lnrranee 2, and Jorgen
son: Haney, Blodgclt 6, and
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District Jcrycee
Golf Tournament
Due Here July 15
Knlries ai-e now Mng accepted
,it the Hciid Coll club for the dis
trict Jayece Junior Colt tourna
ment lo Im' held there Friday, July
15.
The one-day fairway meet will
lie 27 holes of medal play. IS in
the morning nnd another 9 in thr
afternoon. II is open to any goiter
who will not have reached his
enjlilivnlh birthday by Aug IV
and entries are rvpwted tmni
Hood River nnd The Pallcs, in
lildition to Madras, rrineville
Redmond and Bend.
The low six goiters will (pialif:
(or the slate .layciv lest at Pendle
ton. Julv 2.1-26. and a chance for
Ihe national tourney at Atlanta,
Oa.
Stephens Belts
Grand Slammer
In Suds Victory
llv I'NITKD I'UKSS
Vern Stephens, making his Pa
cific Coast league debut after 15
years in Ihe majori. socked a
grand-slam home run last night
to give the Seattle Rniniers a 4-0
win over Los Angeles.
The former Boston Red Sox
slugging star's circuit cloul in the
Pacific (int League
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San Diego 59 39 .602
Seattle 5fi 40 .5S.I 2
Hollywood 50 45 .5'JB 71;;
Portland 47 K .522 8 "
1S Angeles 41 c3 .IM ll'i
Oakland 43 53 .4 IS 15
I San Kranrisro 42 51 .438 If,
Sacramento 41 55 .427 17
8-to-2 Decision
Gained by Elks
(iNMTe (leveland struck out 10
nnl only gave up Iwo hits n he
ier (.tivt; s in a National lull'
twirled i;ik to an S-to-i decision
hMicue name at Junipor park
Thursda.v.
I.le I,iwp spoiled Cleveland 'f
htd for a iwno. ns he bashed nut j jturlschy OH and Crorcr Met-
jkovieh dmve in Ihe tvnm run with
sixth innin hacked tip a brilliant
two-hit pitehini; pert-innance by
Unt Kretlow and kept the Itamiers
two Raines behind the league
leading San Diego Padres.
Kntlnw now has won four
games all shutout;' - and lost
nono.
Iiser Ceon'e Piktii7is (Ml and
Hob Coats each hit singles for the
nly hits nit Kretlow. The Rainier
pitcher fanned seven and walked
seven.
In other games. Sacramento
I'ooled oft rookie pitrhitig prospect
Iowcll Crcighton in downing San
Krancisco. 6-5; San Picgo eased
pnst Hollywood. 3-1. find Oakland
scored two runs in th ninth inning
to defeat Portland, .VI,
freighton Walks Kho
Creighton didn't hi ve the con
trol in Sacramento that he had
last Sunday in shut' ng out San! in thi
Ihego, -0, on three hits in his
first pro game. Hp walked five
and yielded five hits before being
derricked in the fourth inning
when Ihe Sacs scored five runs.
Trailing 4-3 going into the bot
tom of the ninth. Oakland loaded
Ihe bases against reliefer Kd
Bend Loggers
Taking to Road
For Week End
Bend Loggers left earlier today
for Rosehurg and a two - game
Southern Oregon league series
with the Umpuua Chiefs. Satur
day night and Sunday afternoon.
If they can come up with some
of their newly-found hatting pow
er, the Loggers have an excellent
chance of sweeping the weekend
series and replacing the Chiefs in
third place.
Lowell Pcarce, who got his
lumps twice last week at the
hands of Drain, will get the nod
Saturday night. The OSC right
hander shutout Medford in his
first league start, and Manager i
Paul Gehrman is hopeful tint h j
will be just as effective toiight i
Either Southpaw Jim Duff or;
Jerry Hefty, a righthander from
the Portland Ijngshorcimn who
just joined the squad Inursday.!
will toil for Bend Simrtay. Hetty
had a 2-1 record with the S..orrs
this year and is being counted.
on to bolster the dcpktul Logu
mound staff.
Oehrman announced that Frank
Wiest and lefthander Ken Acker
man, a pair of Oregon Si ate pitch
ers, have bppii placed on ine inac
tive list. Both are suffering sop
arms. '
Don While, crafty southpaw whn
was an All - Norinern mvisiun
choice several years ago at Ore
gon State, Dave Gamh-e, from,
this years Rook squad, mirt Kon
Whittaker. a speedy ng..lhandei
from the University of Oregon
frosh. will probably face Bend.
Twink Pederson, ligger short-,
top who missed The Dalles series j
with a broken linger, will man-1'
the jaunt and may see action.
Eugene Bounces
Salem, 5 to 2
Cubs' Banks Sets New Mark
For Home Runs by Shortstoo
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
National league
W L. IVL B
58 24 .707
4-1 36 .5')0 13
45 38 .M2 13' a
49 41 .494 17ii
36 41 .468 19H
36 42 .462 20
35 46 .432 22" s
29 55 .3-15 30
night
By I'NITKD PKKSS
Last night was veterans
in the Northwest League.
Veteran Junn Marshall doled out
five hits to spark W- na tehee to a
5-2 triumph over Spokane. At Yak
ima, Jim Ber.ton also allowed but
five bingles as Lewis Ion tripped
Yakima 5-3. And at Kugene vet
eran Granny Gladstone belted a
one-run homer in Eugene's 5-2
verdict over Salem.
Benton coasted to his victory as
Lewiston got hiin four runs in the
sixth in one-run doulles by Raul
JJieppa and Mac Schmidt and one
run singles by Hillis Layne and
Jim Barrelt. Le Mave of Yakima
provided Benton's only rough spots
with a two-run homer in the third
and a one-run single in the first.
Marshall got a big assist from
Phil Marvior in Wenatchee's vic
tory. Marvier had four singles in
four tripe and drove in two runs,
including the eventual winning run
ine sixth.
Gladstone's one-in n homer and a
two-run boundary belt by Ted
Hesse were enough to salt away
Epigone's decision behind Lefty
Berry n I lodges.
ri;H r;:i(s m tchkd
CHICAGO tUPi Willie Paslrai.o
of New Orleans, who defeated for
mer light heavyweight champion
Joey Maxim recently, w a s
matched today to fight Chuck
Speiser of Detroit on .'ulv 27 at
ihe Chicago Stadium. Sneiser re
cently finished a two yrar hitch in
the armed forces.
the season Friday night to help
the Cubs beat the Cardinals for tiie
11th time in 14 games Nthis year,
6-4, in 11 innings.
Banks, whom some Chicago offi
cials say will be "as good a ball
player, if not better, than Willie
Mays some day," b-oke the old
record of 22 homers set by Pitts
burgh shortstop Glen Wright in
1930. The feat is especially re
markable in that Banks still has
practical half the season to add
to his total.
Banks' second homer of the
game came in the 11th after key
stone partner Gene Baker had
walked? The blow gave Hairy Per
kotvski, fourth Chicago pitcher, his
first victory of the campaign. Jim
King and Saner also homered for
the Cubs while Stan Musial did
likewise for the Cards.
Uruves Sweep Douhleheader
In other National League games
Tatum Accepts
Arizona Post
LA GRANDE, Ore (UPl-Roy
A. Tatum, chief football and track
coach at Eastern Oregon College
of Education for five years, yes
terday accepted a post as football
line coach at the University of
Arizona. . j
Tatum will assist Warren Wood
son at Arizona. He is now attend
ing summer less-on ai the Univer
sity of Oregon at Eugene.
EOCE president Frank B. Ben
nett said yesterday he knew noth
ing of Tatum's departure. Athletic
director E. R. Quinn said he knew
Tatum was considering offers; but
thought he A'ouldn't leave so close
to football season.
When asked about a replacement
for football season, Quinn said "I
guess I 11 have to take over.
Quinn has also served as assist
ant football coach at the college.
the Braves swept a twi-night twi-!
bill irora tne Kecuegs, 4-2 and 5
the Pirates 'beat the Phillies in j
suspended game of May 29th, U-i
but lost, 5-1, in a regularly scbtl
uled contest, while itie Dodge
defeated the Giants, J
Cleveland defeaicu .lieago, 1
in the American League,
innings, Baltimore, halted Bosw
9-2, and New York defeated Wash
uigton, J-u, m a game limited t.
six innings oy rain.
Southpaw Warren Snahn scat
tered eight Cincinnati hits in th
opener wmch was decided bv F,
Mathews' 22nd homer with one on
in the sixth inning, while Lew Bur
dette annexed the nigoicap for th
Braves with Ihe aid of homer
by Hank Aaron and Bobby Thnm
son. gus tieii nomered for U
Redlegs.
In resuming thei-. suspended1
game in the seventh inning, th
Pirates scored three more runs
while the Phils collected two. Max
Surkont, who started Ihe game on!
May 29lh, finished it Friday night
and was credited with his seventh
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Baltimore
American League
W.L. Pct.GB
53 28
49 32
45 32
46 36
40 38
31 45
26 52
23 53
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.584 6
.561 V
.513 11';
.430 18
.333 254
.303 271;
victory. Surkont also started the
regular nine-inn:ng game after
ward but was charged with the
lass as Hern Wehmeicr hurled
six-hitter to make his life - time
record against Pittsburgh, 21-7.
The Dodgers wiped cut a six-run
deficit in beating the Giants and
dropping them 17!a games behind
the ik.cc. Don Zimmrr, Don Hoak
and Gil Hodges each smashed
homers for Brooklyn. Zimmcr
leading the Dodger attack with
four hits and scoring what proved
to be the winning run in the eighth
with a display of heads-up base
running. Alvm Dark and Hunk
Thompson homered for the losers.
First court in Hardin County.
O.. was held in a blockhouse in
March of 1K31.
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Editor Succumbs
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sport editor ot ttio l"hioncn Trib
uih. Hiid rnnliiixt wiiii nrtKtnntint: w"ri
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Pilot Butte erupted fnr 11 pips
in the first inning and went nn
from there fnr a lti-to 7 v;-w
over Lundgren's in a Jmuer
league game at Norlh Haiinnn
field Thursday.
Ken Aeheson. and Roger Bjoi-vik
eah had three for four tit met
I Pilot Mutte. Mill Jnssy it iw,.
Mnvne. n-ently oM.iined from hits for the losns.
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