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10 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Giants, Pirates, Win in National By UNITED PRESS Willie Mays enjoyed his best day since the Giants switched to San Fancisco when he slammed a home run and a pair of doubles, Satur day in addition to scoring all of his team's runs in a 3-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Bill Mazeroski drove in four runs with a pair of hom ers and reliever Don Gross Yanks Drop Orioles In Turley Shutout By UNITED PRESS Al Pilarcik's sixth inning single was the only hit Bob Turley gave up Saturday as he Ditched the New York Yankees to a 2-0 victory over the Baltimore orioles. It was Turley's second straight shutout over the Orioles, whom the blanked on four hits six days ago. Pilarcik's hit was a clean one, bouncing to the right of Gil McDousald. Pilarcik stole second but was stranded as Gene Woodling lined out to rieht field for the final out. Billy Loes gave up the Yankees' first run in the sec ond inning when Yogi Berra walked and came home on McDougald's double. Andy Parev homered in the fourth. Rookie Jim Grant hurled the Cleveland Indians to their fourth straight victory with a four-hit 4-1 triumph over the Detroit Tigers. The victory was Grant's second of the year and De troit's only run off him came as a result of Ray- Boone's triple and Charley Maxwell's sacrifice fly in the fifth. Cleveland clinched the out come with three runs off Frank Lary in the first in ning. Mickey Vernon, Russ Nixon and Chico Carrasquel each batted in runs with singles during the first frame and Carrasquel singled home the Indians' final run in the third. Ralph Terry handed the White Sox their sixth loss in seven games with a seven-hit pitching job that gave the Athletics a 7-1 triumph. Dick Donovan of the White Sox t Let us show you i how to PROTECT YOUR ! 1 FAMILY and HOME f AGAINST FIRE with the ' i 2 HONEYWELL a The Home Protector givescompteteandoutch- matic fire detection 1 coverage. If a fire starts 5 detector elements a sound indoor and out- 3 door alarm bells. A J? light on the master g panel indicates loca- jg I tion of are zone, simple reliable M Of CUP THIS COUPON fa AND RETURN NOW JH Send more literature Have your salesman demonstrate PH decide b I 8 PURCELL CO. g 439 No. Front i SP 3-4773 M-lfr-H i SVSTIM m ! 0 D rni I - !ia ' ru 1 8' Outdoor 3 Alarm M 'Ji i a 1 i 3 aofliirM aqfIv wnrnintr SPECIAL Ff ATURb g JJ f"ll Cenv!inHy ! 8 m ' I tzit otd Top-A-lon S Si so? itch toondt fi f f for a quick hom I 1 l demonstration H g NO OBUOAVONt 1 1 Oregon, Sunday, April 27, 1958 checked his former Cincin nati Redleg teammates on one hit over the last four innings to lead the Pittsburgh Pirates to an 8-4 victory. Mazeroski hit his first hom er off loser Charley Rabe with the bases empty in the eighth to break a 4-4 tie and then slammed another homer with two men on in the ninth off Johnny Klippstein. Gross, whom the Redlegs failed to finish for the third time this season and' was charged with his third loss. Kansas City took advan tage of three Chicago errors, two of them by first baseman Earl Torgeson, to register five unearned , runs. Al Smith's seventh inning homer gave the White Sox their only run. The Washington Senators put together two big innings for a 7-5 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Clint Court ney's two-run homer off loser Willard Nixon highlighted a four-run Senator rally in the third inning and Washington came back with three more runs in the fifth with the aid of three singles, a walk and an error by Jim Piersall. Dick Hyde was credited with the victory although Tru Clevenger had to 'come to his aid in the ninth. Ted Williams hit his second homer of the year with one on in the fifth off Senator start er Hal Griggs. Detroit 000 010 0001 4 1 Cleveland .... 301 000 OOx 4 9 1 Larrv, spencer o vairaunem (81 and Hegan; Grant (2-0) and Nixon. LP Lary (0-2). xt.... va,it ntn inn nnn 2 2 7 o Baltimore 000 000 000 00 1 1 Turley (Z-O) ana Berra; iucu, 7uirivilr mi and Ginsbere. LP Loes (0-2). HR Carey (2nd). Washington 004 030 000 7,10 1 Boston uuz usu uui o j-j. Griggs. Hyde (5), Clevenger () and Courtney; Nixon. Schroll (4), Smith (6) and White. WP Hyde (1-0). LP Nixon (0-3). HRS Courtney (1st). iWUiams (2nd). Kansas City 002 023 0007 13 0 Chicago 000 000 100 1 7 3 Terry (2-0) and House; Donovan, McDonald (6), Howell (6) and Lol lar. LP Donovan (0-3). HR A. Smith (1st). Ducks Clip . Idaho 13-4 Eugene (IP) The Univer sity of Oregon swamped Idaho 13-4, in a Northern division college baseball game here Friday. The game was the season's opener for the Webfoots. Ron Whittaker had three hits for four times at the plate, including a homer in the second inning with two men aboard. Catcher Ellis Olson bashed a bases-empty homer in the first and later drove in three runs with a pair of singles for the Ducks. Whittaker was the winner and struck out 11 Vandal bat ters. Girls Softball i Practice Today Rogue Valley Dairy Maids softball team will have its first practice of the season to day. The workout will be at the Eagle Point High school field at 1:30 p.m. Coaches Shy Callaghan and Elmer Harn- ish stated that all girls in val ley interested are invited to turn out for the drill. The team will be sponsored again by the Milk Producers league. The girls played home games at the Camp White stadium last year and had a large fol lowing. Sportsmen Club Meets Monday Shady Cove chapter of the Oregon Sportsmen club will have a regular meeting' at 8 p.m. Monday, April 28, at the Shady Cove fire hall. There will be committee reports on coming events. An Oregon state game commission film on troubles encountered by steelhead on spawning runs will be shown. Coffee and doughnuts will be served. MARCH' WAS THE BIGGEST SALES MTH If Rambler HISTORY Braves League traded to the Pirates last De cember, came into the game in the sixth, yielded a double to Gus Bell and held Cincin nati hitless thereafter. Bob Skinner, Ted Kluszew ski and Bob Clemente each had three hits in Pittsburgh's 17-hit attack. Eddie Mathews and Joe Ad cock each hit homers and Bob Buhl pitched a five-hitter as the Milwaukee Braves beat the Philadelphia Phillies, 4-2. It was the ninth straight time Buhl defeated the Phils. LINESCORES: Philadelphia 200 000 000 2 8 0 Milwaukee 000 101 02x 4 7 1 Semproch, Farrell (81 and Lo pata; Buhl (3-0) and Rice. LP Semproch (1-1). HRS Anderson (1st), Mathews (5th). Adcock (3rd). Pittsburgh 004 000 0138 17 0 Cincinnati ... 103 000 000 4 8 0 R. G. Smith, Perez (3). Gross (6 and Foiles: Acker, Rabe (3). Jeffcoat (8 Freeman (9. Klip pstein O) and Burgess, Dotterer (g, WP Gross (1-0). LP Rabe (0-1). HRS Mazeroski 2 (1st and 2nd). St Louis 000 000 2408 10 3 Los Angeles 100 100 002 4 3 1 L McDaniel. Muffett (9) and Katt; McDevitt, Labine (8) and Walker. WP L McDaniel (2-1). LP McDevitt (0-2). HR Green (1st). Chicago 000 000 010 1 6 3 San Fran. 000 101 Olx 3 8 1 Hobbie. Nichols (7). Mayer (8) and Tappe, Neeman (7); Antonelli (1-1) and Schmidt. LP Hobbie (1-2). HRS Mays (1st). Walls (5th). owling ROGUE ROLLERS Standings: O. K. Market Timber Room Skeeters 21 Club wpnrv's broiler W. 41 39 35 33 31 29 54 29 28 28 26 25 14 ',4 L. 19 21 25 27 29 30 V 31 32 32 34 35 45' Chuck's Market Kachina Room Trnwhridire & Flvnn Elec Economy Mkt - Ralnh's Hideaway .......... Limnger s Results: Timhpr T?rrm A G. Haves 461) 2222; Skeeters 0 (Z. Brandon 417) 1974. , Trowbridge & Flynn 3 (G. Rus sell 435) 2076; Lininger"s 1 (M. Clark 441) 1975. n v Market ! fV Findlev '4561 2149; Henry's Broiler 1 (V. Knox 479) 2090. Kachina Room 3 (B. Miller 497) 2130$: Chuck's Mkt. 1 (D. Hopkins 466) 2057. 21 Club 3 (H. Paulson 47Z) zi3i; The Hideaway 1 (E. Lenz 460) 2027. Economy Mkt. 4 (D. Veal 528) 2225: Ralph's 0 (H. Ivie 396) 1976. High game (E. Baker 223, D. Veal 222). Split conversion, M. McNeel 5-7, M. Clark 5-7. INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Standings: Kim's Lininger's Ready Mix Richfield Oil Domestic Laundry City Hall Rail Rogues Graham Electric Jorgenson's Dairy Standard Oil Co. Snoboys . Red Blanket - W. 2i'z 24 Vi 23 ,x 23 21 20 19 ',2 19 14 13 i 13 L. 15 i 15 li 16 a 17 19 20 20 Vi 21 26 26 Vi 27 Results Domestic 2 (Van Sickle 497) 2750; Jorgensens 2 (McWhorter 532) 2767. Richfield 3 (Findley 547) 2829; Lininer's 1 (Ross 457) 2661. Graham's 4 (Graham 547) 2632; Red Blanket 0 (Fuller 441) 2609. Cash Reg. 4 .Martin 502) 2772; Snoboys 0 (Simmons 479 ) 2631. City Hall 1 (Snedden 535) 2686; Standard 3 (Ellison 457) 2693. Rail Rogues 3 (Kidd 511) 2699; Kim s 1 (McNeel 502) 2612. ELK'S LEAGUE Standings: Lively Five Alley Gators Miss. Fitts GO-Boys Gypos Cementers . W. L. 40 Vi 23 Vi 39 25 36 28 35 29 34 30 31 33 31 33 29 Vi 34 Vi 28 36 16 48 Medics Past Exalted Rulers.. Adairs Wallflowers Results: Livelv Five 2 (DeVore 524) 2196; Adairs 2 (Coats 499) 2243. Gypos 3 (Offord 467) 2160; Wall flowers 1 (Erickson 439) 1995. Medics 1 (Wells 521) 2200; Miss. Fitts 3 (Sloniger 625) 2521. Alley Gators 0 (Veal 496) 2105; GO-Bovs 4 (S. Forbes 501) 2241. Cementers 3 (Snedden 548) 2289; P.E.R. S 1 (Van Pelt 480) 2275. VALLEY ROLLERS Standings: W. L. Three Hit 38 10 Jokers 30 Vi 17 Va Spare Pickers 26 22 Splits and Mrs. 24 24 Goof Balls 23 25 Four Marks 23 25 Rollettes 23 25 Nine Pins 21',i 26 V2 Alley aKts 17 31 Missing Mrs. 14 34 Results: Three Hits 1 (E. Lisenbee 422) 1518; Splits and Mrs. 3 (M. John son 412) 1570. Jokers 2 (L. Marlon 471) 1557: Four Marks 2 (C. Young 416) 1538: Spare Pickers 3 (L. Schlachter 396) 1519; Goof Balls 1 (D. Harris 414) 1469. Rollettes 3 (H. Paulson 441) 1476; Missing Mrs. 1 (E. Hull 348) 1414. Nine Pins 1 (E. Sessions 422) 1546; Alley Kats 3 (A. Thompson 424) 1674. Split conversions. V. Browns 4-7-10, D. LeRoy 5-10, A. Shreen 3-10. High game, D. Harris 193. INDEPENDENT LEAGUE Standings: W. L. Cove Valley Supply 32 Vi 19 Vi Hughes and Dodd 32 20 Table Rock Lumber 31 21 Timber Products 27 25 Comm. Wkrs. of Amer. 25 Vi 26 Vi Andv's Jewelers 25 Vi 26 V2 E. H. Mann Co 24 28 STANDINGS BY UNITED PRESS American League W L Pet GB . 8 3 .727 . 6 3 .677 1 . 7 4 .636 1 . 7 5 .583 l'i . 6 6 .500 .4 6 .500 3'i . 3 8 .273 5 . 3 9 .250 54 New York Washington , Kansas City . Cleveland Detroit Baltimore .. Chicago Boston Saturday Results: Kansas City 7, Chicago 1 Cleveland 4, Detroit 1 New York 2. Balitmore Washington 7, Boston S National League W L Pet. GB San Francisco 8 3 .727 Milwaukee 7 3 .700 Chicago 6 4 .600 1, Pittsburgh 5 5 .500 2a Cincinnati , 4 a .444 3 Los Angeles 4 7 .364 4 Phildelphia 3 .333 4 St. Louis 3 7 .300 4!4 Saturday Results: Pittsburgh 8. Cincinnati 4 Milwaukee 4. Philadelphia 2 St. Louis 6, Los Angeles 4 San Francisco 3, Chicago 1 Sunday's Probable Pitchers: American League Detroit at Cleveland (2 games) Toytack (2-0) and Hoeft (1-0) vs. uarcia (O-U) and score (2-1). New York at Balitmore (2 games) Larsen (2-0) and Shantz (1-0) vs. ttarsnman (2-01 and Odell (1-2) Kansas City at Chicago Urban (1-0) vs. Pierce (0-2) or Moore (0-0). Washington at Boston Krem- merer (u-u) vs. Brewer (l-l). National Leaeue Pittsburgh at Cincinnati (2 games) Kaine (u-Z) and Daniels (0-0) vs, Nuxhall (0-0) and Purkey (2-0). Philadelphia at Milwaukee San- ford (1-1) vs. Burdette (1-1) St. Louis at Los Angeles Jones (0-1) vs. Fodres (2-0) Chicago at San Francisco Drott (1-0) vs. Gomez (2-0). FRIDAY RESULTS: Pacific Coast League Phoenix 7, Sacramento 1 Spokane 3, Vancouver 2 (11 in nings) Salt Lake City at Seattle, (post poned, rain.) San Diego at Portland, (two games, postponed, rain.) National League Milwaukee 4, Philadelphia 0 (night) Pittsburgh 4, Cincinnati 3. (night) San Francisco 2, Chicago 0, (nignt) Los Angeles 5, St. Louis 3, (night) American League , Washington 2, Boston 0 Chicago 6, Kan. City 5, (12 in nings) Baltimore 2, New York 1, (night) Cleveland 12, Detroit 2, (night) Northwest League Lewiston 9. Yakima 6. (12 inings) Salem 9, Eugene 4 Tri-City at Wenatchee, (pp-rain) International League Montreal 4, Miami 1 Rochester 1, Richmond 0 Toronto 5, Havana 3 League Leaders By United Press NATIONAL LEAGUE Player & Club G. AB R. H. Pet. Musial, St. L. 9 38 12 21 .553 Mays, S. Fran. 10 43 8 17 .395 Ennis. St. L. 8 33 3 13 .394 Temple, Cin 8 31 6 12 .387 Hoak, Cin 8 34 6 13 .382 AMERICAN LEAGUE Player & Club G. AB R. H. Pet. Rob.son, Bait. 9 30 6 13 .433 zauchin. Wash. 8 28 Kuenn Dt 11 45 McD'ld. N.Y. 10 38 Fox, Chi. 10 41 5 12 .429 7 19 .422 8 15 .395 5 16 .390 Home Runs: Sauer, Giants S Aaron, Braves 4; Mathews, Braves 4; Musial, Cards 4; Walls, Cubs 4; Jensen, Red Sox 4; Cerv. Athletics 4: Triandos, Orioles 3; Maris. In dians 3 and Lollar, White Sox 3. Runs Batted In: aWlls, Cubs 11; Spencer. Giants 11; Ennis, Cards 11; Musial, Cards 10: Sauer, Giants 9; Cerv, Athletics 15; Jensen. Red Sox 11: Power, Athletics 8; Hunter, Athletics 8 and Minoso, Indians 8. Pitching: Buhl, Braves; Podres, Dodger; Gomez, Giants; Purkey, Redlegs; Spahn, Braves; Friend, iPrates: Larsen, Yankees; Harsh man, Orioles: Garver, Athletics; Foytack, Tigers; Byerly, Senators a ndRamos, Senators all 2-0. Rogue Archers Conduct Shoot Rogue Archers of Medford are hosts for a shoot today." The contest will be at their range about five miles from Central Point on Old Stage rd. Entrants are expected from northern California, southern Oregon and Willamette val ley points. Members of the club said spectators are welcome. INDEPENDENT LEAGUE Jim Dziarmaga rolled a game of 241 for Mid-Coast Painters in the Independent Bowling league last week and also had high series of the night with a 634. He picked up the 3-7-10 split twice dur ing the evening. Ideal Cement 24 28 Mid-Coast Painters 19 33 Courtesy Chevrolet 18 x 33 Vi Results: Hughes and Dodd 4 (Art Baker (John Aeschliman 514) 2417. Mid-Coast 4 (Jim Dziarmaga 643) 2817: Courtesy 0 (Jack Feth erston 570) 2700. Ideal 3 (Kendall Dufur 828) 2851; Cove Valley 1 (Don Harmon 573) 2666- Mann Co. 3 (Joe Wolfe 602) 2530; Comm. Wkrs. 1 (R. L. Janzen 532) 2525. . Table Rock Lbr. 3 (Billy Jones 573) 2671; Andy' 2 (Mel Weaver 559) 2651. AUTO UPPLY m . ti NIC-L-SHVER 4-yr. BATTERIES $15.95 exch. MedforivTrlbune siPdDinrs HOME IS THE HERO Giant shortstop Daryl Spencer, who smashed a two-run homer with two out in the ninth inning at Seals Stadium in San Francisco to give his team an 8-7 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals, is all smiles as he crosses home plate. Giving him the "big hand" are, left to right: Orlando Cepeda, coach Salty Parker and Eddie Bressoud. Mar shfield Defeats Tornado Track Crew North Bend Marshfield high, led by the performances of Hardy Suprgeon and Walt Hunter, calmed the Medford high track team 76 to 46 here yesterday in the first duel tussle between the two schools. Spurgeon established new Marshfield ' records of 210 feet 4 58 inches in the jave lin and 16 2-1 Vz in the dis cus and was second in the shot put, putting the iron ball over 50 feet for the first time (50-2). Walt Hunter won the 100 and 220-yard dashes and was first also in the broad jump. The Pirates won 10 of the 14 first places and tied for another . Hill Victor Medford's .winners were Bruce Hill in the half-mile, Roepr Johnson in the mile. Mike Murray in the shot put and John Harvey, who tied with Rick Hughes, Mashfield m the pole vault. Ron Reich. Medford .hit the tape first in the quarter mile but was disqualified for cutting in too quickly on DYROL BURLESON SETS NATIONAL PREP MARK OF 4:13.2 IN MILE Corvallis (IP) Dyrol Burleson of Cottage Grove High school established a new national high school record of 4:13.2 in the mile Friday in the Corvallis re lays. Burleson, who ran a 4:16.9 mile only three weeks ago, made a sprint finish in yesterday's gruel ling effort. His lap limes were 61.4, 65.0. 65.2, and 62.0. The former national high school record was 4:16.1 set by James Bowers of Dekalb Township High school. Township. 111., in 1955. The seven-school track meet was switched to Bell field, home of the Oregon HUMBOLDT POSTS WIN Areata, Calif. W Hum boldt State college defeated San Francisco State Saturday, 72 23 to 58 13, in a Far Western conference track meet which saw three school records fall. TWIN OR RUGS' 249 pr. CUSTOM TRAILER HITCHES State Approved $12.50 a corner. He was about three strides in the lead. Medford was without the services of quarter-miler Mike Russell. He stubbed a toe in gym class last week and tore a toenail loose. Coach Dean Benson of the Tornado said that Russell may be out of action for three weeks . RESULTS: High hurdles Saukkonen Marsh.; Shanley, Marsh.; Courtney, Med. :15.7. 100 Hunter, Marsh.; Jones, Med.; Lyons. Med. :10.2. 220 Hunter, Marsh.; Griggs, Med.; Kroeger, Marsh. .24. 440 Kent, Marsh.; Ryan, Med.; Ortman, Marsh. :55.5. Low hurdles Shanley, Marsh.; Courtney, Med.; Saukkonen, Marsh. 22. , 880 Hill, TJled.; Kaye, Med.; Ma haffy. 2:08.8. Mile R. Johnson, M.; Sumpter, Marsh.; Norton, Med. 4:48.5. Relay Marshfield (Rossi, Kroeg er, Kent, Hunter). 1:38.9. Javelin Spurgeon, Marsh.; K. Johnson, Marsh.; Jones, Med. 210 4. Discus Spurgeon, Marsh.; K. Johnson, Masrh.; Murray, Med. 162-5 '-i. Shot put Murray. Med.; Spur geon. Marsh.; Funston, Med. 54-5 Pole vault Hughes, Marsh., and Harvey, Med., tied first; Bennett, Med. 11-3. High jump Rossi. Marsh.; Shults, Med.; Koch and Rasmussen, Med., tied third. Broad jump Hunter, Marsh.; Rossi, Marsh.; Ryans and Griggs, Med., tied third. Stale college Beavers, be cause of adverse weather conditions at Ike Corvallis High track. Mountaineers Whip Owls 3-1 Le Grande (IP) Eastern Oregon defeated Oregon Tech nical Institute, 3-1. here Fri day in EOC's first baseball game of the season in the Oregon Collegiate Confer ence. Pitcher Bill McCadden allowed only six hits by OTI. ON DISABLED LIST Baltimore, Md. (ff) Right-handed pitcher Hector (Skinny) Brown has been placed in the 30-day disabled list by the Baltimore Orioles. Brown suffered a broken right thumb when hit by a batted ball against the Bos ton Red Sox Wednesday. He also suffered a eash which required two stitches. FILTERS for Any Car Radio Antenna for Every Auto INSTALLS EASILY CHECK OUR STOCK Beavers Return to Form, Drop 4-Run Lead to Pads Portland (IP1 The San Diego Padres handed Port land its first loss of the sea son Saturday, 9-4, in the first game of a day-night Pacific Coast league doubleheader before 2,751 fans after the Beavers blew a four-run lead, mostly through fielding er Pels Subdue Crater For 1st Loop Won; Comets Grab No. 2 Klamath Falls Klamath Falls splurged for three runs in a last ditch seventh-inning rally here Friday afternoon to win its first Southern Oregon conference baseball tussle of the season. The Pelicans nosed out the Crater high Comets 11 to 10 with the surge. It was the third set-back in the Iood for Crater which has one victory in the record book. Blake Griees' triDle broke up the fray and Jim Hall hit two home runs. Crater triumphed in the non-counting second game, picking up two runs in the seventh inning for a 5 to 3 verdict. Lead changed hands five Fisherman Luck Good, Generally Fishing was generally good at both Fish and Wil low lakes yesterday, the opening day of general trout angling season in Ore gon. A few catches of the new 30 trout limit for Fish lake were reported. Many limits were caught at Willow, where 10 is still the maxi mum number which can be taken. Trout at the latter lake were averaging 12 to 17 inches. jCatches were running 10 to 12 inches at Fish lake. An estimated 5,000 nim rods turned out for opening day at Willow lake. And total fishermen were con servatively estimated at 500 at the other angling Mecca. Many fishermen were ex pected to remain over to try their luck again today. COLD MORNING . Fish were striking at single and cluster eggs, worms and flashing lures. One 20-inch eastern brook trout was taken. Nimrods faced a 30-de-gree morning temperature yesterday at Fish lake. Angling is expected io im prove as weather warms. Streams are closed to trout angling in this area until May 24. Squaw lake and Lake of the Woods are open now. NEW MARK SET Santa Clara, .Calif . HP) Chris con Saltza of the Santa Clara swim club, set an Am erican short course record of 5:00.9 in the 400 yard indi vidual medley aSturday at the Pacific association senior swimming and diving cham pionships. The young mer maid bettered the old Amer- THIS MONTH ONLY Oil ALL FORDS and E1ERCURYS 15,000 Mila Fordomalic & Mercury Transmission Service CRATER LAKE MOTORS Main & Fir Sts. () Phone SP 3-4547 "WHERE GOOD SERVICE IS A MUST" rors. It was the first loss for Portland against three wins. The victory gave the Padres a 4-5 mark. The Beavers scored all their runs in the fourth in ning on a pair of two-run singles to left field by Jack times in the league affair. Klamath got a 2 to 0 jump in the second inning. In the third the Comets made it 3 to 2 but the Pels came right back for 5 to 3. Crater took the edge 6 to 5 in the fifth frame but KF retailiated for an 8 to 6 margin. In the top of the seventh the Comets went in front again 10 to 8. Klamath ended ' the ball game with one out in the final canto. Hall Has Two Homers A single by Rick Depew, an error and two walks were combined with Griggs' three baser in the seventh for the Pels. Crater had collected its four markers in the top of the seventh on singles by Dennis Pfaff and Jerry Korbol, two errors, a walk and a three-run triple by Bob Fowler. Jim Hall smacked a single with his homers to drive in four Pel counters. Depew had a double and two singles. Fowler singled as well as tripled for Crater. Korbol and Thurman Striplin each had a pair of single and Wayne Allen, like Fowler, three-baggered with the bases full. For its winning scores in the final chukker of the sec ond fracas. Crater used singles by Fowler and Dave Brown, a walk and a field er's option. Comet thrower Bill Anhorn held the Pels to four safe swats. He struck out nine and walked four. Randy Campbell blasted two doubles, Brown a double and single and Striplin and Fow ler each a pair of one-basers. Striplin had four for five for the afternoon. LINESCORES: (First Game) Crater 003 030 4 10 9 3 Klamath Falls 023 030 3 11 8 4 Fowler. Allen (7) and Campbell; Carney, Runge (5). Webb (7) and Bellm. (Second Game) Crater 001 200 25 10 2 Klamath Falls 102 000 03 4 3 Anhorn and Campbell; Runge, Farrell (4) and Saks. OSC Rooks Rap Linfield Jayvee Corvallis (IP) The Oregon State College Rooks defeated the Linfield Jayvees ,7-4, here Friday. It was the first base ball game of the year for the Rooks who had endured seven rainouts. Clark JC Tops Oregon Frosh Vancouver, Wash. (TP Clark Junior College , won a 4-3 victory over the Univer sity of Oregon Frosh baseball teaem here Friday on the strength of a triple by Jim Bode in the eighth inning. The teams play a doublehead er here today. 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It was the fifth win for Medford which is undefeated. Tom Hamlin and Mike Monroe, Medford, were co medalists with three-over-par 75s. John Frohnmayer" and Stewart Schroeder had 79s and Bill Foote an 85. Klamath scores were Fer rarra 90, Ballard 85, Reeder 88, Soran 96 and Snyder 94. Medford will defend its ti tle next Friday and Saturday in the upstate tournament at Albany. Deer Tag Fee Boost Favored By Commission Portland : API The state game commission voted at a meeting here Friday to back a legislative bill to increase the deer tag fee from the present $1 to $2, and to ask the legislature to pass a law requiring a license for non game fish as well ai game fish. Increased costs of adminis tering the state game pro gram was the reason given for sponsoring the deer tag fee hike proposal. The bill, if passed, would increase com mission revenue about $200,- o Free Esfimafes o Easy Terms THE ASPHALT PAVING GO. 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