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STUDS BATTLE DRAIN SATURDAY, SUNDAY; RVL GAMES SCHEDULED Ror.i r v i i r v l.lf,l tIAN DINGS Meritor 4 Ceve Junction Taint , Carnp White Grants PhsM Butt Fai Glendale L. Prt. 0 1 "'J0 1 7VJ 2 333 2 3.1.1 3 .2,,') 3 2v0 .250 While the other six clubs of the Rogue Valley Baseball league engage in loop contention this week end, the Medford Cheney Studs will be hosts to a longtime rival in action outside the circuit, o Medford and the Drain Black Sox tangle at the fairgrounds park at 8 p m. Saturday and 2 g,m. Sunday. Sunday's RVL scuffles have Butte Falls at Glendale, Camp Whi's CI Cave Junction and Grnts ss at Talent. Vta.tt and Medford renew op pOSjtion fehich was carried on tfiro en the years in the South WfttsyO Oregon and Southern fnra leagues. The Black Sox fcr tiWatina independently this but like the Studs are fitting a squad similar in cali bjfr wlhose fielded in the South ern Oren loop. F;y Stratton is the Sox skip per, replacing Roy Helser who pttoted the Dougfas county com bine through its league years. Pitchers Listed Principal hurlers for the Drain crew and both likely to see service here are Stan Dmo chowsky and Jerry Phlug. Dmo chowsky was a member of the University of Oregon Northern Division title club this spring and Jerry Phlug was a U of O Frosh chucker up from Cascade High school. Stratton also pitches. Dmochowsky was with Biend in the Southern Oregon league last year. Catcher may be Norval Ritchey, U of O Frosh coach and ex-Oregon player. In the in field (irst baseman may be Ron t iBowan, who was with Bend in the SOL last year, second base- jnan ll t r. i v niu kjx: I'unp Amok Ings. all-Northern division for U of O this spring, third base man probably will be Stratton snd shortstop may be Dan Luby from the Oregon State college varsity and with Bend last sum mer. Outfield possibilities are Moose Blevlns, an ex-Stud; Pat Wohler, ex-University of Ore gon, and Jerry Grigg, from Cali fornia. Utility players are Mar ion Moore, infielder, and Bill Levins and Frank Jacobs, out fielders. Studs Line-Up Manager Frank Roelandt will choose his pitchers from among Jerry Bartow, Duane Sides, Jerry Droscher and Don Van nice. Roelandt will be behind the plate. Other probable starters are Jack Cooney, first base; Larry Perkins, second base; Ron Ow ings. shortstop; Frank Rector, third base, and Ed Reinking, John Kovenz and Droscher, out fielders. As of last week end the Sox had a record of three wins and no losses. Their last victory was I a 6 to 5 nod over Archer Blower. ! which at that time was leading i the Portland City league. lled i ford has seven victories one loss : with an undefeated status in six ' Roue Valley league games, i Cave Junction can't be : bumped from its second place position Sunday but will be out to improve on its record in that spot. Talent and Camp White will try to at least maintain third position while Grants Pass, Butte Falls and Glendale will have a chance of getting out of the cellar as their purpose. ISPORTSl 1 ' i I Friday. June 28. 1957 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVE , , ... '4 J , ! . -if . j PRESIDIO PLAYERS FACE STUDS Dick'Shinnick, left, and Fred Crissey, are two members of the pitching staff of the San Francisco Presidio baseball team which plays the Medford Cheney Studs on Tuesday night, July 2, at the fairgrounds park here. The Army team will come with an impressive record helped along by the two twirlers. At last report Shinnick had a 9-1 mark and Crissey stood 5-2. A Pittsburgh Pirate farmhand, Shinnick is owned by Lincoln, Neb., of the Class A Western league. He's field manager of the team and plays third base when not on the hill. Shinnick is the son-in-law of movie actress Irene Dunne. Crissey attended University of Detroit and is property of the Detroit Tiger farm system. He was with Charlotte in the Sally league before draft summons. (Army photo). MEDFORD LEGION CLUB, ROSEBURG MIX TONIGHT Coach John Kovenz has pro nounced the Medford American Legion junior baseball club "pretty confident" and "really eager" for their game tonight with the strong Roseburg aggre gation. The two clubs clash at 8 p.m. at the fairgrounds diamond here. It will be the first home game of the season for the Medford ites who are hopeful that fan support will match that shown at Roseburg where success of the Umpqua valley crew in 1956 has made the Legion brand of ball tops in popularity this year. Roseburg Jast year fielded the third-ranking Legion club in the nation. Whether this season's crew is up to last year's in cali ber has yet to be shown. But the Douglas county gang has a number of players back from last year's squad and with that background of experience ranks at least as one of the teams to beat in the state. Kovenz said that Wayne Allen, the club's heavy slugger, likely will draw the pitching assignment with his Crater high battery mate, Randy Campbell probably working behind the plate. Other possible local start ers are all from Medford high, George Ice, first base; Ray Ko nopasek, second base; Jerry Fields, third base; Dick Mon roe, shortstop; Bob Pond, left field; Ron Peery, center field, and Frank Peterson or Dale Shaw, right field. It will be the first game un der lights for members of the Medford club and, since the Roseburg squad has consider able experience under arcs, that could be a big advantage in its favor. Coach Bill Harper of Rose burg is expected to name his pitcher from among Bill Eswine, John Livingston and Allen Smith. Roseburg, with a 6-1 record at last report, has had some hefty hitting this year with Eswine, Moose Kennaday, Liv- Btf here a.t ARSONS MOTORS f- A I n r. 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Finsterwald. 27-year-old native of Athens, Ohio, now playing out of Tequesta, Fla., fired a six-under-par 65 in Thursday's open ing round for a one-stroke edge over Billy Maxwell of Odessa, Tex. Not Too Tough The 6,892-yard Plum Hollow layout wasn't too tough on a rainy opening day. Thirty-five of the 170 golfers in the Western Open field broke par of 35-36-71. The quartet of Bill Casper Jr., Bonita, Calif.; Max Evans, Ro chester, Mich.; Ken Venturi, San Francisco; and Babe Lichardus, Hillside, N. J.; was only two strokes behind Finsterwald at 67. And seven others Joe Zakar ian, Detroit, Bob Hill, Rochester, N. Y.; Walter Burkemo, Frank lin, Mich.; Stan Leonard, La Chute, Que.; Ed Oliver, Canton, Mass.; Gay Brewer Jr., Cincin nati; Marty Furgol, Lemont, 111.; were another stroke back at 68. Ems, Beers Win in NWL By UNITED PRESS A three-run splurge in the last half of the ninth gave Eugene a 6-5 decision over Wenatchee in Northwest league play Thurs day. It left the Emeralds still atop the heap by a half game as Yak ima stayed on the pace after a 6-5 nod over Tri-City. In the re maining game, Salem piled up 12 runs before Lewiston could put across one for a lopsided 16-6 win. Eugene blew the lid off a promising 5-3 Wenatchee lead in the ninth after centerfielder Roy Parker dropped Zeke King's long fly. It was the Chiefs' only error, but it put King on second. Bob Gauthier drew a walk and Gerald Jacobs beat out a bunt to load the bases. That was all for Wenatchee starter Jerry Johnston. John Keller boomed a long sacrifice fly to left off reliever Ernie Sad ler to score King. Mel Krause sacrificed to send in Gauthier, while Pete Mikacich singled in Jacobs with the winning tally. ingston, Larry Bissonette, Ron Beamer and Dick Meredith pac ing the club. Larry Boardman Encounters Busso Boston (1PI Young Larry Boardman meets club fighter Johnny Busso of New York in a nationally-televised 10-rounder at Mechanics building tonight that could gain the Marlboro, Conn., contender a shot at the lightweight title. Kiely Records 10th Win In Relief For SF Seals; Vancouver Clips Portland By DON .THACKREY United Press Sports Writer The man who puts out the fire is keeping the San Francisco Seals on top of the Pacific Coast league, and at least partly be cause Manager Joe Gordon has so nfcny arsonists on his start ing staff. Lefty Leo Kiely performed his dousing specialty again Thursday night and the Seals edged Los Angeles 8-6 to retain their two game loop lead. The win was Kiely's tenth straight in relief and gave hin an 11-2 record for the season. The Seals gained no ground, however, as all first division clubs won. Vancouver beat Port land 6-1; Hollywood took Se attle 7-1, and San Diego got by Sacramento 8-4. Kiely Also Hits Kiely did more than just rubber-arm his way to victory for the Seals. He hit a double in the ninth inning that drove in the two winning runs and broke a 6-6 tie that had existed since the eighth when he came on and tossed a three-run gopher ball to Jim Baxes. Earlier Steve Bilko had slam med his 20th out of the park and Bilko followed it shortly for throwing his bat after fanning. Vancouver got five-hit pitch- Eugene May Get NCAA Tourney Eugene Ml Eugene may get the 1959 NCAA golf tourna ment, word reaching here from the current tourney at Colorado Springs indicated today. The NCAA is scheduled to act on a recommendation later this summer for the 1959 college event to be held on the Eugene Country club layout. Beaver Pitcher Has Operation Portland (IP) Left-handed pitcher Bill Werle of the Port land Beavers underwent an emergency appendectomy Thurs day. Werle had been scheduled to pitch for Portland against Van couver tonight. 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