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Beavers Hold Half-lam
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By GENE BRYA.EI7
United Press Shorts "CTritea
The Pacific Coas't League,
i pitcher 3 haven more often
han not this season, witntSssed
mother excellent hurling fiuel
Wednesday night ?s Phoenis
ind San Diego went 14 in
lings before the Giants came
ut on top, 4-2.
Max Surkont of PhoeniS
ind the Padses' Dick Brodov
iki hurled shutout ball for
12 innings K&fore being re
placed by relief pitchers in
.he last two frames. Joe Ship
ley, who came on in the 13th,
received credit for the Giant
victory while Pete Wojey,
who made his appearance in
the 14th, was charged with
e loss. -
The Giants won it in the
fifth extra inning when Fe
lipe Alou, who scored the
Drst run of the game in the
13th after singling, drove
home Leo Wagner with the
winning run. San Diego, after
deadlocking the contest at 2-2
in the 13th, failed to score in
the final frame.
Bees Down Mounties
In other games, Salt Lake
scored its first win over Van-(
couver in six games this year
with a 12-7 victory, Seattle
edgl Spokane, 2-1, and Port
land handed Sacramento its
second straight defeat, 4-1.
Portland's win put tfce Bea
vers in first place in the
standings, a half gams in
front of Vancouver. 1
Phoenix broke the ice et
San Diego with a pair of runs
in the top of the 13th, but the
Padres tied it in their half of
the inning when catcher Dave
Jenkins of the winners
dropped an outfield throw
permitting Dave Pope to
core their first run when
Pope scored Rudy Regalado,
who had tripled, from third
with a single.
After Alou drove home the
winning run in the 14th, Wil
lie McCovey singled in Joe
Amalfitatno with an insur
ance run.
At Sacramento, Portland
disappointed a Kid's Day
crowd of 5,100 as Al Lary
'went all the way for his first
win, spacing seven hits in the
process. Catcher Nini Torney
and outfielder Bob Borrowski
homered for the winners. It
was Borkowski's third homer
of the season.
LINESCORES:
(14 Innings)
Phoenix
000 000 000 000 22 4 12
San Diego
000 000 000 000 20 2 8
Surkont. Margoneri (13), Shipley
(13 1 and Haller. Jenkins (13); Bro
dowski. Lombardi (14), Wojey (14)
and Jones.
Vancouver 003 010 010 7 9 0
Salt Lake 100 150 14x 12 16 3
ten (8) and White; Jiminez, Urqu
hart (3), Williams (5) and Hall.
Seattle
100 100 000 2
Spokane 001 000 000 1 8 2
Gibson. Kennedy (9) and Orteig;
Palmquist, Patrick (8) and Sherry.
Portland . 200 011 000 4 7 0
Sacramento.. 001 000 999 1 7 0
Lary and Tornay; Etanka, Mesa
(9) and Dairy mple.
MuntiHg & Fishing
outfiern Or
fry MEL BE9
SBeHf upvey e$ the trend
of uyin showed decrease
in nearly everything ?ith the
exception ai boata, motors
and, acceoriee. AmsBks hs
taken to the fcey li e hqw
hatcheH fiuck end lorm if.
It was predicted a couple
of years ago, that this 41yp,p
would be a flash in t&e
and thet the people reuld
soon tire of it as thty n$ve
with other 6porte r4 nsm
something new 6t 4Mm
prognosticatora eoulfia'4 ms
been mora wrong. ot
boating ivone of A.mak.'
big businesses no
growing bigger.
SOBERING THOUGH?
WitS ever? sajall &B&t
tfater literally csei
nor ?ith the goalisg frg
lernity. there eontey a ver$
sobering, thougBt BQS33
SAFETY!
Inherently, Amerioanp
So not have the proves teas
and respect fop the Sanger
of boating that tfe skeuld.
We Bin a tendency t
stfiinb aod csay.
tycilf Nelsons
Ahead in WlBg
San Francisco (W Lucille
Nelson of San Francisco "fcoo
over first place Wednesday
night in singles competition
in the Women's International
Bowling Congress tourna
ment. Miss Nelson bowled 602 to
go ahead of Dottie Crouch of
Redondo Beaeh, Calif., vim
592.
In doubles competition, Sour
Qalmels) and Jqafen Volley oS
San Francisco b&lsfl 16 fca
move into second glace Eas
hind Bunny Weidell and
Marge Schmaltz' of St. Iul,
Minn., who had 1163.
BEARS GET $23,836
New York P The Her
shey Bears, who added the
Calder Cup' playoff title to
their regular season champ
ionship in the American
Hockey league, picked up
$23,836 as their share from
the playoff pool. The Spring
field Indians got $16,859 for
finishing runner-up in the
playoffs, while $9,301 went
to the Cleveland Barons and
$8,139 to the Providence Reds.
PORTLAND SWEEPS
Portland (IF) University
of Portland's basebal team
swept a doubleheader from
Lewis and Clark, 4-0 and 3-2,
Wednesday.
here's a oat lei's ev&ry
Bofly Bave a ride." Bo
ifieugRt fov grogar life sav
ing gBar, bo thought for the
esadiiion afc tfia Water, no
asughds, period it's a
Enaat isn't it? era l&t's have
a side!
8$t yeas Bunflpaflsi of
(gasple lost tBai lives, ia
t&aia past Because ef eare
tessness exr lac&) pt foref
&ug&t. T&is yeas wita
s&sEe boats and more people
?22rtng to lne water, there
sits &oabt v.-ill h& mere lives
ffisst. Wi4a Bat rare scsp
8k&s loss of liie ill &a
psxfS eau&lesness ps al laast
fSsaaa aevKtable eeiSents.
Sn$ the s&asag eora
&bo&s it mig&t Bb '11 4o
E&keJs ef some ef tfte hao'&f
Scax -vftich vill as SeuBt
fffmra dav8 oassaiesslg.
OVBSCROWDIBfG
Overcrowding a boat prob
ably has accounted for more
Srpwning6 than any other
typB of accident. It is common
on any lake to see boats cruis
ing along with the whole fam
ily aboard (and some neigh
Bore) ita the gunwales (the
little strip t the very top
of the ifie) just barely above
water. In very still water they
may not ewamp provided, of
course, that everyone sits still
but little wind, a few
waves, eudfienly and unex
pectedly far from shore it
happens. The morning papers
will tell the pitiful story (with
pictures of the survivors if
any) how a gay, picnic outing
developed into stark tragedy.
Preventable? Certainly!
S&svtr.earry more passeng
er $ha 5oat will eSfely
cKpy sSl (gsirly fou$ft yeter.
13 fas vholg. family -wan4
rida, make two er three or
foua trips there'll fce more
of them left at the end of
the day.
SLO CRUISE FIRST
A Cull throttle in un
known waters can lower the
tax list also. Barely sub
merged floating logs, the
tops of old snags and large
rocks can do things to the
..bottom of a boat tfiat it
was never prepared fox
that is unless you like your
boat with running water
inside! It is better to tgke a
slow cruise around (before
leaning on the thrdtile too
heavy.
Just plain and fancy
"showing off" with a left of
horsepower around crowd
ed areas where people are
shimming -has caused
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Gordon Milled
Vicfop in Shoof
Rei?o, Kev. Sfl Eighteen
marksmen held unblsmished
record's tody after tho first
round of shooting in the ninth
annual Goldea West Grand
American.
Among the perfect scorers
at 100 Wednesday was Frank
Howard, of Woodstock, 111., a'
21-yard handicapper. He was
followed in the short yardage
group by, Dr. Bll Fishej:,
Bellingham, Wash., at 20
yards with 99.
Gordon Miller, Drain, Ore.,
won the long yardage shoot
with 99 at 26-yards.
Perfect scores in the 16
yard - event included Vern
Moore, Klamath 'Falls, Ore.;
and H. Abernathy, Welches,
Ore.
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HOLLOWAY ISKS PAPI5&
Calgary, Alberta O
Chuck Holloway, wingback e
the 1936 UCLA team which
played in the Rosa Bowl,
signed Wednesday with the
Calgary Stampeders of Cana
da's Western Football Con
ference. Holloway played with
the Fort Ord, Calif., Array
team last season.
Norse Racing
Season Starts
Portland--dFl Horse racing
opens this evening at Portland
Meadows and.a big crowd was
expected out for the 10-race
program. The Inaugural Han
dicap with a purse o ?120
tops the opening . night pro
gram. Ten horaas hav teas
named to start in tha raee.
Night racing will eontiaue
Friday with . a matinee , pro
gram on Saturday afternoon.
The meet goos- days "Shia
year.
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atier as Seattle, Umivsv
ity e&E&sfkip vmm&fi. fias
Cesett? sf ksa ba&tlaaU
eosea saJEEaing ffoia Castoi
kiBi -fte pssigHa FQ281jf.
Jacksonville Tips EP Team
S.SOBSig f &m $mmi, fiedforrf. Oregon. Thuriday, May 1, 11
Pari (ia The favor eft
fiscubles team o Bju4gs Patty
Gtfi Los Angeles and Jarqslav
ebajr of Sgypt reaehfifl the
ifSssl pearcd ia the Paris Infes?
Etatieasi to mi is &nuamsnt
Wednesflsy By wteshg jso
laate&sa T&sy -will nlay 8?aul
Remy ant 3 eaa aol gjniofla
2a finai.
o a S 6b
aefcesaville Jacksonville
high, m its first tennis match
down'ed Eagl& Point 4 to 2
yesterday.
Fred SIcKeen, district
efiamp while at Roseburg last
year, timmed Sid Jackson,
Eagle Point, 6-1' in the No'. 1
singles jset. Other singles saw
Boh Davis, Jacksonville, beat
West 6-1, John Allen, Jackson
ville, topped Meyer 6-2 and
Speare, Eagle Point, defeated
Doyle Bransom 6-3.
McKeen and Davis won
from Jackson and Meyer 6-2,
6-3, and West and Andrews,
Eagle Point, beat Allen and
Bransom 6-3, 6-1.
HELP EQUIP
MEDFORD HOSPITALS
Crater Lions Annual
TV AUCTION
Sunday Nite May 4
KBES-TV, 10 p.m. to ,12 p.m.
COMMEBCIAL LS&&U9
Standings: V. t&.
Patterson's Ba&u? Bl
Quality Market 1 SB
Cubbv's Drive Ir 88 &
Mail Tribune 83 i S0i
Bates Candy Co SO Si
Morning Fresh Brsd SO 84
Davis Transfer & Storas 29 'a 3i',i
Star Body Works 38 36
Alexander & Brown Ins. & S9
Clave Construction B5 42
gesults:
Clave 8 (Schroedar 599) B744;
Tribune 1 (Spaunhorst 944) 2518.
Cubby's 0 (Brooko 546) 2498;
Quality 4 (Atkins & Henderson 576)
2808.
Star Body 2 (D. Graham 535)
2511; Davis 2 (Bex 517) 2478.
Patterson 3- (Dyer 557) 2620;
Bates 1 (J. Weber 340) 3457.
A & B 3 (Speer 554) 2510; M JS
Bread 1 (Farrar 518) 2480.
LADIES CLASSIC LBAGU8
Standings: w. L.
Union Club 87 19
Paulsen's fhrift MrSet 33 24
Silver Dollar Stamps 33 24
Hawkinson's Tire Tread 31 25
Jorgensen's Dairy 29 i 36 Vx
Jack's Drive Up 39 27
Ross Lumber Co 2ft 39
Wooden Shoe 37 3a
Lillie's Health Salon 26 SO
Trail Creek Lumber 33 33
Motor Haven Motel SI 35
Csater Inn Motel 20 '2 35 ',4
Sesults:
Union Club 3 (V. Cummings 543)
2389; Trail Creek 1 (L. Jantzer 457)
2234.
Wooden Shoe 3 (L. Learning 540)
3235; Lillie'a 1 (V. Bateman 443)
132.
Paulsen C (C. Lowd 504) 2S4;
Jack's 1 (V Coats 516) 237.
Ross Lmbr. 3 (E. Atfcans, A. Bo
rlannon 508) 259; Crater Inn 1 (G.
fliggs 509) 2366.
Jorgensen's 2 (I. Schroeder 535)
2380; Hawkinspn's 2 (V. Knox 470)
2339
Silver Dollar 3 (S. Sweeny 472)
2279; Motor Haven 1 (E. Lenz 475)
2071.
High games. V. Cummings 222, I.
Schroeder 210. E. Lenz 202, E. At
kins 200.
Split conversions, T. Tolles 2-6-10,
L. Rudy 4-7-9, S. Beck 5-10.
Triplicate games of 172 rolled by
Vi Coats for 516 series.
Standings: W. L.
Team Five 47 17
Eagles 43 21
Jack's Drive Up 42 22
Haupert Tractor 33 31
Desert Service 30 3314
Knights of Columbus 24 40
Team Six 19 45
Prospect 17 ',4 4654
Results:
Team Five 0 (Ray Speer 530)
2704; Hauperfs 4 (Bill Newland
594) 2824.
Eagles 1 (L. Coper 444) 2684;
Team Six 3 (G. Brooks 513) 2710.
Jack's 3 (G. Garrson 513) 2769;
Prospect 1 (B. Houghton 486) 2641.
Desert Service 1 (M. Hadley 481)
2555: Knights 3 (S. DenmSn 455)
2ob7.
plenty of grief. Just a few
short years ago a man in a
speed boat cut off both legs
of a swimming girl a sorry
experience for him but
much sorrier for her.
It seemj that the.ehor
frff like le run ftis
8aa aajfwfeepe hvA just as
Jt5a as graiBle 4s some
ftesssa, &oa$ es BsdstjetiaH.
&e is? lae&g tgeggft fee
liet ftevej pst hurt it'e
always he Ot&es (fellow.
LOVELY FLOWERS
' Heading out to sea over a
quiet bap has produced lovely
flowers for many a fisherman
course they never find some
of them. The water may be
calm when you go out but it
only takes minutes for any
large body of water to get
real nasty when the wind
comes up. If you must go out
on the ocean, take a boat that
was made for it and even
then it would be well to have
an experienced man at the
wheel.
(Seep Bedford's
Economy Boiling
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ewpir for Jsw&t'mg sarb eor gsuferaasace finny a&asisaS cgifcty
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JAY ALLEH CilMif
1201 N. Rivfersid (across frSm O.K. Martoi t&&fr)r&
TO ENFORCE RULES
Many authorities are wor
ried about the safely of
America on the water. Laws
have already been passed in
this state that each boat
powered by a motor must
have a fire extinguisher of
a regulation size. There
also must be an approved
life preserver for each per
son aboard. If the boat is to
ba epesated at night there
arc Sighting regulations.
These will hs enforced fop
euv safety.
These ssgulalioRS1 are
dcbS, eeseible laws but un
fortunately there is bo regu
lation possible for just plain
feolishnees. Make this year
a safe fcoating year by ob
serving some good, old
common sense in the use
and eperation of the boat
you are using. Concentrate
naove eja what misfit happen
than en the picture of te
moment. Remember that a
guiet, placid lake, beauti
ful vith the refl&etioRs ofj a
snewy peak, can in a mat
ter ef minutes become a
rey. angry, gaaisg death-
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