Nevada, Arizona gain
By Bill Thompson
Bulletin Stiff Writer
Phoenix, to hardly anyone's sur
prise, and Hawlhorne, Nev., to al
most everyone's surprise, meet to
night fur what could well be the
championship of the 11 Regional
8 American Legion baseball tour
nament. All Phoenix needs to gain the
trip to the nationals at Hastings,
Neb., is to win tonight boasting a
3 0 tourney mark.
Hawthorne, on the other hand,
having suffered one loss, must
knock off Phoenix tonight and
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DRIVES IN RUN Roieburg catcher Jim Beamer, a 15-year-old sophomore, slashes a hard
driva to short that scores Jim Jarvis from third. Roseburg went on to beat Richland 1 1-7,
edged Pomona, California, 5-4 Saturday, then was eliminated Sunday night by Hawthorne,
Nevada, 11-9 despite a five.-run last-inning rally. Hawthorne and Phoenix clash in finals at 8
o'clock tonight,
Bend Legion
tournament
at a gance
Phoenix, Arizona (3-0) vs. Haw
thorne, Nevada, (3-1) 8 p.m. at
Municipal Baseball Park. If
Phoenix wins, Phoenix will ad
vance to National Legion "Little
World Series" at Hastings, Neb.
Aug. 26-Scpt. S. If Phoenix loses,
same two teams will play at 8
p.m. Tuesday, with winner to ad
vance to nationals.
Saturday's lint scorei.'
GAME NO. 12
Roseburg 000 310 010 II 8 3
Pomona 000 111 100 4 8 1
Ron Lake, Tom Hobbs (7) and
Jim Beamer: Bill Singer and
Chris Lopez, Put Whitten (9).
WP: Hobbs. LP: Singer.
HR: For Roseburg, Gordon
Avery.
Sunday's line scerei
GAME NO. 13
noscburg 200 002 005 9 10 5
Hawthorno 900 100 Olx 11 10 3
Walt Edmonds, Arlan Foot a
(1), Tom Hobbs (fi) and Jim
Beamer; Keith Stauffer, Dean
Slsk (0) and Dne Jeffers.
WP: Stauffer. LP: Edmonds.
HR: For Hawthorne, Toby I,eigh,
Alan Langendorf and Koith Stauf
fer. Prineville gal
golfers due here
Prineville women golfers will
'play at the Bend Golf Club Wed
nesday in a dual match begin-
ring at 8 a.m.
i The 18 hole schedule:
' 8 00 Dot Olson, Eunice Cnry
. ell, Eleanore Wheeler: 8:07
Theresa llenly, Ruth Thompson,
; Marie Rnndail, Caroline Grnte;
8:14 Addle McFarlnnd, Boa Grim
1 slev, Lucille Grahlman, Phvllls
Short: 821 Virginia Elliott.
Peg Wood. Geneva Berrv; 8:28
Alma Wauge, Mary Pat Moty,
' to Stipe, Troy Bowling: 8 35
Clara lico While, Joyce) Slimkos-
ky, Marie Close. Barbara
, Grimes: 8:42 Vivian Hayernft
Jennetle Merger, Fran Barley
.Virginia Rhoden; 8 48 Helen
Oslrandor, Pat Fischer, t.a Don-
na Hehn; 8:56 Elva Vilev,
Jean McClain, Betty Prodclil,
Judy Baker.
The 9-hola schedule:
9:03 Louise Brogan. Eve
'Severance, Marian kirbv: 9: in
. Lucille Denning. May Barney.
Tolly Donij 9:17 Rene Fan
ner, Marie Gray, Nila Endicott;
0 14 Palsy (ashman, Ann
Nielsen. Stella Reinnehl; 9:31
Pris Blakley, Helen Lackalf. l-
ma 1-ewii; 9 38 Gladys Gregg.
' Ldilh Creighton, Donna Miller.
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come back with a victory Tuesday
night to gain the crown.
Phoenix gained the finals via
three straight wins 4-1 over Las
Cruccs, N. M., 9-3 over Roseburg,
Ore., and 11-8 over Hawthorne.
Phoenix Well Rested
Those three straight wins gave
Phoenix a bye Saturday and Sun
day, insuring a very well rested
pitching staff for the remaining
one or two games.
Hawthorne, the big surprise of
the tourney in view of Nevada's
miserable showing here last year,
opened with a 5-3 win over Salt
Officials set
Rotary Olympics
due on Wednesday
Track Uikes over tho spotlight
from baseball Wednesday with
the staging of the Fourth Annual
Rotary Olympics at 1 p.m. and 7
p.m. at Bend Municipal Baseball
Park.
Girls In the first through sixth
grades will compote (as of the
the last school year), with boys
in tho first through ninth grades
participating.
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SPACE PLATFORM The
Ranger satellite it visible at
op of an Atlas booster (its
protective covering has benn
made traniparent). In the
middle it the Agena B second
stage rocler, which will carry
the Ranger into a "parting
orbit" 115 miles above the
arth. From there, tha Ranger
will ba fired into a looping
orbit which will tale it deep
into space and back around
tha earth again. The entire
assembly is 10? feet high.
J-ake and followed with a 2-0 shut
out over a good Pomona, Calif.,
team.
Then followed the 11-8 loss to
Phoenix, but the Nevada boys
made the Arizonans go an extra
inning to take that one.
Hawthorne took a rest Saturday
night, then upset a rather tired
Roseburg club 11-9 Sunday to gain
the finals.
Roseburg Pulls Rally
Roseburg, however, looked any
thing but tired as it scored five
runs in last night's final inning
and almost pulled out a win.
Attendance at practices has
been very light, but officials are
hoping for a sudden bulge of late
entries. Workouts are scheduled
for tonight and Tuesday at the
softbull field behind the B a n d
High gym at 4 p.m.
The past three Olympics meeta,
held at old Bruin Field, attract
ed hundred of youngsters yearly.
Heading the games committee
are Fred Cartmill, chairman,
Vlnce Genna, H. M. Kcmple and
Dick Ettinger.
Clerk of the course will be Tom
Winbiglor, with Dick Ettinger
chief scorer.
Bill Arnold will be starter, with
Vince Gonna in charge of awards,
Jack Lutz head field judge and
Dick Goscr head finish judge.
Finish judges will Include Bud
Rose, Lloyd Frese, Steve Baker,
liollio Anderson and Bill Ellis.
Timers are diet Coryell, H.
M. Kcmplo and Morley Madden.
Harvey Olson will be the announ
cer. In charge of tickets will be
Charlie Davis, Ed Kruk and Dciv
nis Marvin.
Field judges will include,
polo vault, Hap Taylor and Milt
Griffith: high jump, Tat Cash
man and Al Gray; broad jump,
Rill Stollmack, Elmer Hudson,
Mike Mahoney and Lucky
Shields; and shot put, Dave Wil
son, Al Mahoney and George Mc
Geary. All past events will be held,
with the exception of the 440. The
lighted torch bearer will circle
the field prior to the finals at 7
p.m.
Prelims are tentatively sched
uled to begin al 1 p.m. Wednes
day,
Lato registrants may still sign
up for the Olympics at the prac
tices. Events include shot put,
broad jump, dashes, and relay
events for the younger ages, as
well as polo vault, high jump
broad jump, dashes and middle
distance races for older boys.
ROBINSON NEXT
PORTLAND it'IM) Sid Fla
herty, manager of Portland mid
dleweight boxer Denny Moyer,
said Friday the winner of the
Mover Nulio Nunez bout here
Sept. 9 will fight former middle
weight champion Sugar Ray Rob
inson in October.
Flaherty said the winner of the
Sept. t ficht would meet Robin
son in Pittsburg or New York
(VI. 14. Flaherty said that bout
would also be televised.
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finals;
Trailing 11-4 after eight innings,
Roseburg led off the top of the
ninth with a walk to pitcher Tom
Hobbs and a single by Marv
French.
And the large Roseburg contin
gent, which had little to cheer
about after a nine-run Nevada ex
plosion In the first inning, suddenly
came to hie.
The next Roseburg batter, second
baseman Jim Jarvis, hit to Haw
thorne shortstop Toby Leigh for
what should have been a routine
double play,
Leigh scooped the ball up easily
and tossed to second baseman Ray
Montoya who dropped the ball,
lending the base.
Pinch hitter Bob Manning sing
led to short right and it was an
11-5 game.
Lake Doubles Home Three
Then up stepped big 6-4 Ron
Lake who belted a long double,
three runs scoring. And Nevada
starter Keith Stauffer gave way to
Dean Slsk.
Gordon Avery then doubled
home Lake to make it 11 9, taking
third when the centerfielder went
into a juggling act.
A walk to Larry Burr put the
tying run on first and the Rose
burg delegation began thinking
about cancelling the long drive
home.
But the pressure, which had
been rather light when Roseburg
appeared out of It, suddenly be
came heavy when the Oregon bat
ters realized they had an excellent
chance to tie or win the game.
Sisk got the next three men in
short order Chuck Hiney strik
ing out, Jim Beamer popping to
the shortstop and pitcher Hobbs
lining out to second.
Hawthorn Attack Erupts
Hawthorne won the game in the
first inning, jumping all over start-
Johnson-Boyd
fight Aug. 29
SEATTLE (UPI) Chicago
middleweight Bobby Boyd has
been signed to fight a co-feature
10-rounder on the Harold Johnson-
Eddie Cotton light heavyweight
championship card here Aug. 20,
promoter George Chemeres an
nounced today.
Boyd, a veteran of several na
tionally televised ring battles,
holds a win over current Na
tional Boxing Association cham
pion Gene Fuller.
Chemeres said Boyd's opponent
would be either Al "Tiger" Wil
liams, Los Angeles, or J. C.
Johnson, a local fighter.
Meanwhile, Johnson was sched
uled lo arrive in town from Phil
adelphia tills afternoon.
The champion will begin his
Seattle workouts Sunday at noon
in the Evergreen Gymnasium.
Florists lose
Softball game
PORTLAND (UPI) - Maree
Lange hurled a no hit - no run
game hers Sunday night as the
Phoenix, Ariz. Ramblers defeated
Portland's Erv Lind Florists 3-0
in Women's Softball action.
The only two Florista to reach
first base were on errors.
Phoenix won the contest in the
sixth inning by scoring three runs
on Jay Sheppard's two-run double
and a single by Marlene Wills.
The two clubs meet here again
tonight.
11 -day juvenile
upland bird
season planned
PORTLAND (UPI)-An 11-day
season for Juvenile Upland Gnme
bird hunters on E. E. Wilson
game management area has been
granted by the Stale Game Com
mission. The commission said dates for
the shoot will be Sept. 23, 24, 30,
Oct. 7, H, 21, 28, and November
4. 5, 11 and 12. The waterfowl
season was set for Dec. 16, 17,
23. 24. 30 and 31.
Parents can legally shoot Oct.
28. and Nov. 4, 5, II and 12.
Juvenile hunters from 14
through 17 are eligible.
Portland Little
Leaguers lose
SAN BERNARDINO, Calif.
il'Pl'-Rapid City. SD., blanked
Oregon Trail of Portland 2-0 to
capture third place in the West
ern Regional Little Uapie base
ball tournament here Saturday
night.
In the championship game. Kl
Cajon, Calif., defeated Concord,
Calif., 5-1 to gain a spot in the
Little League World Series at
Killiamsport. Pa., this week.
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Roseburg rallies, dies
er Walt Edmonds a.-sd reliefer Ar
lan Foote.
Edmonds bowed out only four
hatters, giving up three walks and
a single.
Foote appeared to be out of trou
ble when lie whiffed Oliver Blanks
and got Tom Lyle to ground out.
'it with f'vo v 2. and Ihree .Haw
thorne runs in. the Nevada slug
gers went on a spree.
Toby Leigh greeted Foote with
a two-run homer over center for
the fifth Nevada run. And Alan
Langendorf followed with a solo
homer to make it 6-0.
Dick Blackorby, ninth batter in
the Hawthorne lineup, sent a rout
ine opposite-iield single to left But
Chuck Hiney, instead of waiting
for the ball to bounce, lunged for
a circus-try, missed and Blackorby
went all the way to third the
first triple of the tournament.
Blackorby scored a minute later
with the seventh run of the inning
when Ray Montoya was safe on
Lake's error.
Keith Stauffer and Dale Jeffers
walked to load the bases, and Dean
Sisk singled home two more runs
to make it a 9-2 game. Finally,
Oliver Blanks obliged with his sec
ond strikeout of the inning and the
explosion was over.
Roseburg Fights Back
Roseburg kept fighting, scoring
two runs in the sixth to make it
10-4. With two out and the bases
loaded, Roseburg shortstop Marv
French sliced a hard drive to right
that had trouble written all over
it, but at the last second the gangl
ing Blanks dug it out of the air.
In the end, it probably meant
the difference between winning
and losing for the Cinderella Ne
vada kids.
Sisk was again the leading Ne
vada batter with three for four,
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while Keith Stauffer joined the
homer brigade with a solar blast
in the eighth.
Ron Lake topped Roseburg with
three for five.
Hobbs Earns Win
H was Lake who helped keep
Roseburg in the tourney with a
"junk-ball" pitching performance
Saturday night, Roseburg edging
Pomona 5-4.
Tom Hobbs, who took over in the
seventh, got credit for the win
Roseburg's Gordon Avery breaking
a 4-4 tie with a solo homer in the
eighth.
Phoenix appears to have the in
side track, especially in the pitch
ing department, with all of its hurl
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The odds are way in Phoenix's
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