Houlc, Hitchcock declare truce
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Hogan, Snead fop attractions
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The Bulletin, Thursday, Jun 13, 1963
n Milton Rirhman i Hitchcock reached nich a point Tony nunc ana ma ura.
UPI Stiff Writer n 'onS ago von O" id he chapped itli his thrw-hs error
vnRK nipn Bah felt he had a 5-millioo infioid on Jim Crfsiule nvi-biiwn jvp
Ho Ld Bmy KUk. thoU and the o claimed be had a , fly in the I h ai IM iwi,
too baseball feudist,, declared a rjiiUton infield. . , P" the On. ihnr
temnorary truce today Neither was in too pood a ra-. first nm.
Mostly because there' was noth- Uon to argue that pewit Wednea-1 IwciprdaW into sNvl
ing to argue about after the New day night. Wt UdA for t.le twll. tnjvM na
York Yankees beat the Baltimore Brooks Robinson of the Orioles. If 11 and the hir.iiwir.s trMKiie
Orioles 3-2 in 10 innings Wedncs-. who manv confer the fwst n- third Nse Ira
day I third baseman in haerfviU. f:Vi rvio nvewd tSc v from firs!
i got a little hot the last time ; to come up h one bJ I th A-.vd to the pw
the Yankees would win, no mat- n orr me rrjKw r..r m- AXt l-jk f t,j ... n in.on- wv1 ,;
tor uhaL" Houk said. "But that M L w na n.Mr.f . r-f,ie r
was largely because someone J that ied to tie -asked
me what I considered a ; r
foolish question. And Ott Bow, the Yaetat
Likewise, Hitchcock said he had third baseman. wwm many
Bo desire to fan a fire that he-, others consider the h4 at his
gan last summer when both man- siurm, was piilry of a throe-base
a.cers nearlv tangled physically at : error playing shnrtsmp aliiwuch
Yankee Stadium and was nin-he did fipure in throe double
died by Bouk'i statement the last ! plays.
time the two eluhs met "If von ever enmeted to lose
The feeling between Book and ' a frame," said Hitchcock, without j a comeback in world tennis, (
am real rancor, "that's the last ! opens its S Davis Cup cam-1
Legion hopes to improve
3-8 record in nexf 5 days
KYE. N Y. UTI Hen Hogan
n.) vnm Suead. colfdoms best
known pilfers, are certain to at
tract the largest galleries today
when 1M pnw ad anuiteurs tee
off in the owning round of the
LjlW.OOO Thunderbird Classic.
Hogan. who at 50 is one year
younger than Snead. will be com
peting In his first major tourna
ment since the 1962 Masters. The
little Texan has been practicing
for almost a week on the West
chester Country Club's champion-
U.S. hopeful
of making
tennis comeback
By M.t sMhc . Bend cvtoh BiU Bauer nanv-d
t4)tt tnm Wrt I Madras' BiU Bauer, Redmond s
j , kD. n-)j iN.rwu and Bend's Paul
Kill nine iE be h imnm . Wardlaw as the probable starting ! ship wrst course for his latest
n-vr, tMir J i4 K iftwd as ! pftphpr, for the three Roosevelt
i.Vy becia tmww a CAt.n cook the
Panv tSl W net. oi-er .
atl tui( iiwu
The Murray R'lvv, sroasor. Jfrry WeUe
oA nine will host Ro,welt ot . iH(, sjartors for the
Portland tomorrow in a single ..,
came beginning at 8 SO p m.. and
, then take on the Portland team
again Saturday in a douhlehead
er scheduled for one o'clock.
i Sundav. the Bend team will tra-
TEHRAX. Iran IT1) - The ,0 "fjl ?
Dm against uic roAvm wmi.
gins at 1 p.m.
Single eamos are slated for
Uniten Stales, hopeful of making
Roofers rack up
15-9 victory
Central Oregon Roofing scored
civ nmc in the third inninc to
overcome a two ran deficit and i prrnr,
take the lead for good to defeat
Oregon Equipment hy a 15-9 wore
in Rookie League action yester
day afternoon.
COR trailed by a 7-5 boots go
ing into the top of the third inn
ing but scored six runs on three
hits and three walks to take the
lead. Oregon Equipment scored
six runs on three bits and Uiree
walks to take the lead. Oregon
Equipment scored two runs in the
bottom of the third inning, bid it
wasn't enough to catch the Roof
ers. Catcher Mike Fassett carried
the big bat for the winners as he
banged out three hits. Three oth
er Roofers had two hits each.
Second sacker Carl Larson led
tho losers offensive efforts with
three hits, including a triple.
Marty Douglas scattered seven
hits and earned credit for the win.
nlace vou'd exoect to lose it." he ' paign today against Iran in
said. i best-of-five elimination series.
Pe meant at third base, where Eugene Scott of St. James,
Robinson plays his position like a N.Y., meets IS year-old Reia Ak
human vacuum cleaner. j ban of Iran in the first singles
In fairness to Robinson, both , match. Allen Fox of Los Angeles,
plays involving him were ex- j fourth ranking player in the Unit
tremelv difficult ones and the one j ed Stales, opposes Tacghi Akbari,
on which he was charged with an 17-year-old brother of Reza, in
Monday and Tuesday action; Bend
(will host Klamath Falls Monday
evening at 8:30 and then play Cor-
vallis at Corvallis in an eiglit
o'clock encounter Tuesday.
could easily have been
called a hit.
It was the same way with Boy
er. His three-base error also
could have been called a hit. But
neither player squawked.
With the Orioles leading 2-1 in
the eighth and Yankee runners on
first and third. Joe Pepitone hit
a little sqiribbler that Robinson
charged in for but could not
make a play on. He didn't draw
an error for that but the tying
run scored.
Fumbles Hard Shot
Then in the 10th, Bobby Rich
ardson hit a wicked shot down the
third base line which Robinson
got in front of but fumbled. Sub
sequently, Tom Tresh sacrificed
Richardson and Roger Maris sin
gled through shortstop for the
winning run.
Boycr, playing an unaccus
tomed shortstop due to Injuries to
the second match.
The doubles are scheduled for
Friday and the series will be
completed with a pair of singles
on Saturday.
Iran is competing in the Davis
Cup for only the second time and
is not considered a serious ob
stacle to the United States.
Scott and Donald Dell of Beth
esda, Md., will play the Akbari
brothers in Friday's doubles and
if the United States acquires an
unbeatable lead after that match.
Dell will substitute for Scott in
one of the closing singles
matches.
COLTS GET PAIR
BALTIMORE (UPI) Offen
sive backs Bob De Wald and Bill
Wood have signed contracts with
the Baltimore Colta of the Na
tional Football League. Both were
free agents.
Weekly angling
report issued
Following is the weekly fishing
report issued by the Oregon
State Game Commission:
Central: Lower Deschutes River
fair to good; Olallie Lake good;
Prineville Reservoir fair; Ochoco
Reservoir good for trolling
Crooked River below and above
Prineville Reservoir good; Cove
and Warm Springs areas fair to
good. Elk Lake good for kokanee:
Big Cultus improving; Wickiup,
North Twin, South Twin fair to
good. Upper Deschutes River
good; Klamath River good to ex
cellent; Lake of the Woods fair.
SIGN TRADE PACT
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UPI)
Yugoslavia and Indonesia signed
an agreement Wednesday to ex
tend their trade relations follow
ing three days of negotiations.
Bauer reported that he didn't
have any information on the
Roosevelt team other than their
record in the PIL this year.
"Roosevelt didn't do very well
in the PIL this year," Bauer said,
"but that doesn't mean anything
as far as Legion is concerned."
Bend is still looking for their
first victory over Sunday's oppon
ents, the Klamath Falls Falcons.
The Bend boys dropped a close
1-0 decision to the Falcons jast
Monday and lost both ends of a
doubleheader to virtually the
same club in high school action
earlier this year.
comeback.
In a tuneup round last Sunday,
Hogan admitted he was "still a
little rusty," but still managed to
turn in a respectable two-over-par
72 on the 6.550-yard course
with its narrow fairways and
tricky greens.
Snead, who plans to use this
tournament as a final tuneup for
another bid at the National Open
crown that has eluded him
throughout his career, stole the
show in Wednesday's pro-am
benefit with a three-under-par 67.
The West Virginian pocketed
S775 for his individual pro tri
umph but he's more interested in
the $25,000 prize that will go to
the Thunderbird winner following
Sunday's final round.
Snead was bracketed with Jul
ius Boros, Jack Nicklaus and Ar
nold Palmer as the leading con
tenders for this rich 72-hole clas
sic. I
Boros is the hottest of all the
pros right now. In his last five
tournaments, he gained two vie-
tones and two second-place fin
ishes and spread-eagled the field
in winning last weekend's Buick
Open by five strokes.
Palmer, like Hogan, will be
launching a comeback of sorts.
Tlio Pennsylvania strongman rest
ed for tlio last five weeks and
should be full of vinegar again.
So should Nicklaus, the leading
money winner on this year's tour
who sat out the Buick Open be
cause of his infant son's illness.
The other leading contenders
included defending champion
Gene Littler, Tony Lema, the second-leading
money-winner of the
year, Doug Sanders, Gary Play
er, Paul Harney, Jack Burke,
Don Fairfield, Bob Rosburg, Dow
Finsterwald and Jay Hebert.
WOMEN'S OPEN SET
NEW YORK (UPI) The 1965
Women's Open golf championship
will be held at the Atlantic City
Country Club at Northfield, N.J.,
July 1-3. This year's tourney is
scheduled for the Konwood Coun
try Club In Cincinnati and the
1964 championship at the San Di
ego Country Club, Chula Vista,
Calif.
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