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o bounties Knot with Beavers But Keep Edge Over Phoenix By United Press International Van couver's Mounties, al though stymied by the curfew law in their home town plus the inability to win despite a X-run rail, managed to hold onto their slim lead over Phoenix in the Pacific Coast league chase. The Mounties host Portland In a double header Monday after grinding 15 innings to an 8-8 tie with the Beavers yesterday. By then, it was 6 p.m., time to retif according tdOa Sunday law which also wiped out the second contest. But Vancouver o remained rime percentageopoints ahead of Phoenix. The Giants split with Seattle, taking the sec ond game, 7-3, after the Rai niers won the opener, 5-2. Other Games O In other games, Salt Lake swept two from Sacramento, 5-4 and 3-2 while 'San Diego hammered Spokane, 11-2, in a single game. : Vancouver exploded for six tuns in the sixth inning to ruin Bob Garber's dreams of hurling a no-hitter. Ray Bark er's two-ruS double was the key blow of the attack. The last-place Beavers went out ahead, 7-6, with a four run blast in the eighth but Buddy Peterson drove home two runs with a double for Van couver in the ninth to send the game into overtime. From there on the teams played scorless ball while using up a total of 33 players, including 12 pitchers. Rabe Looks Sharp ' Charlie Rabe hurled a sharp nine-hitter against Phoenix to give the Rainiers their vie tory in the opener. A four-run splurge in the fourth inning helped the PCL veteran who was optioned back to the league Friday by Cincinnati. Then Curt Barclay, bolstered by a five-run rally during the fourth frame, turned back the Suds with a seven-hitter in the finale. Sam Miley and Paul Pettit hit back-to-back pinch singles to give Salt Lake its 5-4 vic tory over Sacramento in the eightli inning of the short opener which went into over time. Don Urquhart went all the way to win his sixth straight. Carlos Bernier made a great catch of Harry Bright's fly in the ninth inning of the nightcap to assure George Perez his third triumph of the campaign. Harding Peterson doubled home the winning run in the eighth. San Diego crushed Seattle with a 15-hit barrage that made things easy for south paw Bill Werle. Fred Hat field drove in three runs, two of them with a homer while collected Grob was three the Earl Averill hits. Connie loser. LI.VESCORES: (1st game scheduled T Innings) 8 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Monday, June 9, 1958 Medf UNE Veterinarian Thinks Tim Tarn Career Over on Racing Track New York (UPI) Calu met Farm's Tim Tarn, a vic tim of racing's most tragic injury and one of sport's ."greatest upsets, has run his last race, the veterinarian who x-rayed the colt's leg predicted Sunday . . "It's unlikely that any et--lempt will be made to race Tim Tam again," Dr. William Wright told United Press . International. "He's such a good horse I personally think it would be foolish to jeop ardize his potential value as a stud horse by risking further injury." Broken Bone - Tim Tamrthe hero of the Kentucky Dt?rby and Preak- riess, sustained a broken bone in his right foreleg Saturday . while finishing second behind Irish-bred Cvan in the Bel mont stakes. Tim Tam is not suffering any great pain but itf " little uncomfortable," Dr. Wright reported. He added cold com presses are being applied to . the leg to reduce the swell ing. An operation might be performed later to remove the bone chip. ... Trainer Jimmy Jones view ed three . sets of x-rays Sun day before returning to Calu met headquarters at Lexing ton, Ky. He declined to pre dict whether Tim 'Tam ever will race again, stating only, "We'll just have to wait ahd see." However, he didn't sound too hopeful. DeCola Picked Over Schmidt New York (UPI) Wel terweight Tony DeCola of Brooklyn is a slight favorite at 6-5 to beat Peter Schmidt of New York tonight in their Dumont TV 10-rounder tt Nicholas Arena. BROO The great fcjirfcj of the Clfl Wetf ' x1 ill SUNNY For richer taste! NO INCREASE IN PRICE! o OLD SUNNY BROOK CO., LOUISVILLE, IT. DISTR. BY NATIONAL BST. PfOJ. CO.. KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOUiVifUISKEY Rochester Halts Losing Streak By United Press International Lynn Lovenguth, a "34-year-old youngster," outduel ed old man Satchel Paige Sunday to break a six-game Rochester losing streak in the International league. Lovenguth yielded two hits in the seven-inning nightcap to win his fourth game over Miami, 1-0, while sending Paige, who is working on his second 50 years, to his fourth defeat. In the, opener of the twinbill, the Marlins' Dick Bunker shut Rochester out on two hits to win, 2-0. In other Sunday action, league leading Montreal de feated Richmond, 4-3, in 10 innings of the opener but dropped the second game to the Vees,' 3-1; Toronto defeat ed Columbus, 5-0, in the first game with the second contest being halted after six innings with the Jets leading 8-0; and Buffalo edged Havana, 4-3, in a rain-shortened seven in ning game. Montreal's lead over sec ond place Toronto has been cut to a half game. Sacramento .. 102 001 00 4 7 Salt Lake 031 000 015 6 Stanka and Dalrymple; Urquhart and Peterson. (2nd game) Sacramento 100 010 000 2 10 0 Salt Lake .... 101 000 Olx 3 6 1 Mesa and Roselli; Perez and Peterson. (1st game) Phoenix . 000 011 000 2 9 0 Seattle 000 401 OOx 5 5 1 Zanni. Margoneri 5. Void 7 and McCardell; Rabe and Dotterer. (2nd game) Phoenix 000 502 07 7 Seattle 102 000 0 3 8 . Barclay and Haller; Wieand, G. Davis 4, Churn 5, Kennedy 6 and Orteig. San Diego 402 202 010 11 15 I Spokane .... 000 200 000 2 9' Werle and Averill; Grob. 'Palm quist 4 and N. Sherry. (1st game 15Vi Innings; curfew) Portland 001 012 040 000 0 8 19 0 Vancouver 000 006 002 000 0008 11 1 Garber. Henry 6, Rodriguez 6, Judson 6. Lary 9 and Tornay; Heman, Hatten 6, Wade 7, Sundin 8. Lane 10, Ceccarelli 11, Held 15 and White. Legion Chucker Has No-Hitter Portland (UPI) Terry Baker, star athlete at Jeffer son high school, opened the 1958 Junior Legion baseball season Sunday by pitching a no-hit. no-run game as Lind say Brothers downed Rose City Post 35 by a 7-0 score. Oil drilling rigs, often as high as a 15-story building, are so skillfully engineered that they can lift and lower equipment which weighs as much as five railway locomotives. ?3r K for ' IS THE V J 4- WHAT UIFtTlME MILK RECORD ? A BrifcisW Friesion com with the flossy name of Manning ford Faith Jan Gracef ul set a lifetime world milk record : f 326,543 pounds almost 13 tins) when she died at I7i years at Oxfordshire, England, 1455. TOP THIS! To any reader submitting contrary proof. Tip Brady will send a signed, wallet-sized diploma. Write to: BEAT THIS, eo this paper, Box 575, Sausalito, Calif. Enclose self-addressed, Stamped envelope. Oregonians Dominate ND ALL-Star Pullman (UPI) Oregon placed four men and Oregon State three on the all North era division baseball team picked by coaches and sports publicity men at the five schools. Oregon men on the team included pitcher Don Lane, catcher Ellis Olson, second baseman Wimp Hastings and outfielder Len Read. Olson was the only unanimous choice. Read led the ND in hitting with a .446 mark. Oregon Staters were pitch er Gary Moore, first baseman Gene Bates and third base man Tom Bowen. Others included pitcher Dick Montee and outfielder Arley Kangas of Washington State, shortstop Newt Wester- gren of Idaho and outfielder Jerry Thornton of Washing ton. : CUBS RECALL PITCHER Chicago (UPI) Right hander Johnny Briggs, with the club at the start of the season, joins the Chicago Cubs today after being recalled from the Fort Worth, Tex., farm club in the Texas League. Briggs compiled a 2-1 won-lost record with the Cats and in his two most recent starts struck out a total of 23 batters, BLOCKING PLATE, Dodger catcher John Roseboro puts tag on Cincinnati outfielder Frank Robinson as-he tried to score in third inning of Los Angeles game. (UPI Televhotoi In the past the Kickapoo Indian man often had more than one wife and sometimes married several sisters as they came of age. McDonald Nabs Junior Rifle Shoot Ashland Mike McDonald, Ashland, with 366, was win ner Sunday in Class A aggre gate of the Ashland Junior Gun club's third annual in door smallbore rifle match. Kenneth Cox, Medford, took Class B wtih 260. Ashlands won the Class A team match with 688 and the Class B with 676. There were 27 entrants. RESULTS: Class A Aggregate Winner Mike McDonald, Ashland, 366; 2nd Kathv Ruff, Fort Jones, 363; 3rd Ruth Wyant, Ashland, 358. Class B Aggregate Winner Kenneth Cox, Medford, 260; 2nd Judy Heitmanek, Ashland, 256; 3rd Ronald Bemis, Ashland, 244. . Class C Aggregate Winner Steward Hedges, Ash land, 178: 2nd Steven Holmes. Fort Jones,- 163; 3rd Charles Willard, Fort Jones, 162. Class D Match I (20 Shots Prone) Winner Gary Gosha. Ashland, 185; 2nd Drake Davis, - Fort Jones, 166; 3rd Michael Holt, Ashland, 148. Class A Match I (10 Shots Prone) Winner Robert Miller, Ashland, 99; 2nd Mike McDonald, Ash land, 99. Match II (10 Shots Sitting) Winner Margaret Taylor, Cen tral Point, 96; 2nd Eddie McGrew, Medlord, 96. Match II (Kneeling) Winner Ted Kinney. Ashland, 93: 2nd Ruth Wyant. Ashland, 93. Match IV (Standing) Winner Mike McDonald. Ashland, 85; 2nd Jim Fawcett, Medford, 84. Class B Match I (Prone) Winner Judy Heitmanek. Ash land, 95; 2nd Kenneth Cox, Med lord, 89. Match II (Sitting) Winner Judy Heitmanek, Ash land, 90; 2nd Kenneth Cox, Med ford. 89. Match III (Kneeling) Winner Kenneth Cox, Medford, 78; 2nd Judy Heitmanek, Ashland, 71. Class C Match I (Prone) Winner Steward Hedges, Ash land, 93; 2nd Miles Adams, Ash land, 87. . , Match II (Sitting) Winnex Steward Hedges, Ash land, 85; 2nd Steven Holmes, Fort Jones, 80. TEAM MATCH Class A Winner Ashland 688 (Ruth Wyant Portland. Team Junior Olympic State Titlist Portland (UPI) The Portland Spartans won the Oregon State Junior AAU Olympics here Saturday amassing a total of 152 points Beaverton finished second with 54. The Portland Sports were third with 44 points. A new national record was set by Bill Seaton of Corval lis when he heaved the soft ball 208 feet, 7 inches, eclipsing the old mark of 202 feet, Vz inch. Other team totals after the Sports were Eugene 34, Dal las 33, Albany 31, Corvallis 28, Oswego 28, Salem 22, Portland Sprinters 19, unat tached 13, McMinnville 11V4, Corbett 6V2, Heppner 5, Med ford 4, Parkrose 3, Gates, Roseburg and CYO 1. PATTY TAKES TITLE Olso (UPI) Budge Patty of Los Angeles and Paris out lasted Jaroslav Drobny of Egypt in a match lasting more than three' hours Sunday to win his second title in the open Norwegian tennis cham pionships. The scores were 6-3, 2-6, 1-6, 17-15, 6-4. Patty and Drobny won the men's doubles title on Saturday. Provinoe House at Halifax, N. S., finished in 1818, is con sidered One of the continent's finest specimens of Georgian architecture. 161, Mike McDonald 185. Tony Wil liams 178, Bob Miller 164). 2nd Medford 686 (Margaret Tay lor 181., Kenneth Cox 171, Eddie McGrew 154, Jim Fawcett 180). , Class B Winner Ashland 676 (Judy Heit manek 189, Ronald Bemis 163, Steward Hedges 172, Miles Adams 152). 1 ME VOU- TIR El ... of high maintenance bills on your present car? . . . paying out all that money for gasoline every month? ...of driving your old car? . . . trying to trade for a better used car? Then Swap At Courtesy Chevrolet WHERE THE BUYER IS KING AND ECONOMY IS THE BUY WORD! 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Lukens, a righthander, also belted a two run homer, the first over-the- fence home run hit by a prep per in the stadium. In the first game of the triple header, Phil Hatch hurl ed, no-hit ball against Gaston as Adrian wrested the B crown from the .Greyhounds. The Grant and Adrian vic tories were abbreviated by an OSAA 10-run lead rule which automatically ends a game in the fifth or successisve in nings. Adrian's win came in the fifth frame and Grant's in the sixth. Eugene UPI) University of Oregon will resume its football series with Univer sity of Pittsburgh,"; in 1964, Athletic Director Leo Harris announced Saturday. The next meeting of the Ducks and Panthers will " be in Portland's Multnomah sta dium Sept. 19, 1964. Carr Wins British Am St. Andrews, Scotland (UPI) Joe Carr of Ireland won the British Amateur Golf championship for the second time by beating Eng land's Alan Thirwell, 3 and 2. Carson Claims Lefthand Toga Eugene (UPI) Clay Car son of Eugene won a sudden death playoff from Jack Wal ter of Tacoma Sunday to take the Oregon 1 lefthanders golf tournament. , Both had tied at 148. Bob Rommes of Tacoma was third with 150. J Rogue Valley Pivoters Beat 71 (y Champion Seven Rogue Valley Coun try club divoters "beat the champ" withlheir net scores on Stturday, National Golf day. q Dr. Robert Buck and Mrs. Tom Culberfton, RVCC, had 68 nets to compare with the 71 gross by Lionel Hebert, National Professional Golfers association titlist. Hebert beat Dick Mayer, U.S. Open winner by five strokes at Tulsa, Okla. Others who beat the champ and will get medals are Bill Thorndike, Charles Allen and Joe Moore, 69 each, andpr. D. C. Boals and Glenn Keyes, 70 each. j Ron Gandee tied the champ with a 70. . Entry fees in the national competition were $1 each and the funds will go to Kolf charities. ITRAPB-ltJ SAL GET UP TO ;2 2 WW A . 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