Castellan?,
Boyd Fight
Wednesday
New York v The week''
best American boxing bout is
tlie 10-rounder between middle
weight contender Bobby Boyd
end ex-challenger Rocky Castel
lani at the Chicago stadium on
Wednesday night. Odds-man Ed
die Bortfen quotes Boyd the fav
orite at 8 5.
It will be televised nationally
by ABC.
- Fridays nights NBC TV-ra
dio 10-rounder brings together
lightweight contender Larry
Boardman and Johnny Busso at
Mechanics hall, Boston. Board
man of Marlboro. Conn., is fav
ored at 3-1 over Busso of Tough
keepsie, N'.Y.
The week's boxing schedule
includes:
PORTS
Tuesday, June 23, 1957
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE TTDCB
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Scores High
Rogua Valley Country Club
ntries in the Oregon Amateur
Golf championship qualified
well above the leaden yester
day. Scores were Harry Millette
79; Del Berg 83; Deane Lam
bert 85; Sue DeVoe 83.
Tap-tday Miami Bar-h Jimmv
Bachem v Marrel Pjrou: San Jos
Calif Edie Chavez vs. Willie Mor
ton. Oakland Calif Leo Alonzo vs.
Mirkcy Northrup Sacramento Calif
Joey Lope vs Horme Khalfi: Mah
ehster. Conn. ChicO Vejar v. Bobby
Dalton
Wednesday Chicago S t a 4 I u m
Bobbv Rovd R'nrkv Castellam.
ThiiMdav Boston Bill v ft van Vi,
Rocky TwnAftelln; Sicmaw, Mich
Mirkey Crawford vs Pat Lnwrv; Jea
nette. Pa Rebon Stubbs v. Waymon
Dawson
Frtdav Boston Mechanics H a 1 I
I.arrv Boardman vs Johnnv Buso;
Edmonton. Alta Wilfie Greavrs vs
Jackie Headon; Melbourne. Australia
Ramon Fuentes vs. Luifji Colucci.
Saturday Berlin. Germany Peter
Mueller v Ountav SrhoLz: Saliburv.
South Africa Jimmv Martinez vs.
Mike Holt. Hoi Iv wood. Calif. Laura
Silas vi. Noel Humphreys.
Jack Dunn
Top Slugger
Portland W Jack Dunn
of Salem with a .387 mark led
Northwest league hitters in the
games through June 18, league
statistics show.
Herm Lewis, Yakimi slugger,
also figured prominently in the
latest figures. His 75 hits were
tops for the loop, he led in dou
bles with 17, In runs batted in
with 73, and in total bases with
128
Ellis Burton of Tri-City was
the home run leader with 13.
Vince Horeci of Yakima had
scored the most runs, 61, and
Zeke King of Eugene led in
triples with 8. Burton was the
stolen base leader with 11 but
had also struck out 39 times
to lead in that department.
Chuck Lybeck of Wenatchee
with a 9-2 mark and a percent
age of 8.18 topped, the hurlers
However, Ollie Brantley of Eu
gene was the league's winning
est pitcher with 11 victories.
Brantley and Andy George of
Salem each had finned a high
of 75 hitters and Brantley was
the circuit s busiest pitcher hav
ing pitched 107 innings.
Oswego, Ore. w Match
play opened today in the 23th
annual Oregon Amateur Golf
Championships with the spot
light on Bob Atkinson Jr. and
Ad Huycke who shared medal-
I ist honors in qualifying play
Monday.
Atkinson, from Portland, and
Hucke of the host course, shot
one-over-par 69 s on the Oswego
Country Club layout.
Their closest rival for medalist
honors was Lou Stafford of
Portland with a 70. Mike Ierul
li of Oswego and Steve Milich
of Portland host 7 I s while Dick
Yost, the 1950 champion, Ken
Leonard and Bob Bronson, all
of Portland, had 73 s.
Carole Jo Kabler, the Suther
lin girl who won the women's
I crown in 1955, had a two-under
par 73 to pace women qualifiers
at the Tualatin Country Club
She broke the women's compel
itive course record by two
strok Carole Jo also was five
strokes ahead of Mrs. R. L. Borst
and Mrs. Glenn Spivey of Port
land.
Gracie DeMoss, defendinf,
champion from Corvallis did not
play Monday but took her auto
matic seeded position.
Houtteman Sent
To Vancouver
Baltimore. Md. W Art
Hard Luck Houtteman ws sent
to the minors today by the Balti
more Orioles.
The 29-year-old righthander
was optioned to Vancouver of
the Pacific Coast Leiu on 24
hour recall after failing to win
w'th the Orioles following his ac
quisition from the Cleveland In
dians last month.
An 11-year veteran of the ma
jors, Houtteman gave his consent
to being Jnt to the minors. He
had pitched a total of only eight
and a third innings this season
with both the Indians and Ori
oles. Since coming to Baltimore,
he appeared in three games with
out being involved in a decision.
Methodists
Win 43-6
MEIIFORD CHfRCH SOFTBALL
I.F.AfU F.
Standing of the Team.
First Methodist 3
First Baptist .. 2
Nazarene 2
St. Peter's Lutheran 2
Phoenix Preshytenan .. 1
Temple Baptist 1
Zion Lutheran 0
Latter Day Saints 0
Monday evening play in the
Medford church Softball league
saw the First Methodist churcn
swamp the Temple Baptist team
by a lopsided 43 to 6 score.
The Nazarene's dropped St.
Peter's Lutheran into a tie for
second place by slipping past
10 to 9 in an extra inning en
counter. First Baptist church
held onto at least a tie for sec
ond by posting a 26 to 2 victory
over the Latter Day Saints.
Phoenix Presbyterian scored
six runs in the first inning to
take an easy 14 to 7 win over
Zion Lutheran.
I.INESCORF.S:
First Baptist 31 R 417 26
L. Day Saints inn Onl 2
Winning pitcher, Phillips; losing
pitcher, Knudsen.
St Peters 2nn til 22 fl
NaTarene ... 421 nnn o.l in
Winning pitcher. Laurance; losing
pitcher Davis.
Phoenix Preshyterian R21 nnn 3 14
Zion Lutheran inn ni2 3 7
Winnine pitcher Thompson, losing
pitcher Dawson.
Temple Baptist 202 inn no B
First Methodist 7-11-15 134 43
Winning pitcher. Walsh; losing
pitcher Fisher.
PODRES REJOINS
Milwaukee HP Southpaw
Johnny Podres, sidelined for a
week with an inflamed tendon
in his elbow, planned to rejoin
his Brooklyn Dodgers teammates
today. He had been under treat
ment at a New York hospital.
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