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Florists Beat RV Maids
Twice; Mazzuca Records
3rd No-Hit, No-Run Win
Portland - Louise Mazzuca
hurled her third straight no
hit, ho-run verdict of the seas
on last night as the Erv Lind
ftorists nipped the smooth
playing Rogue Valley Dairy
Mgids 1 to 0 in eight innings
to rweep a two-game week
jnd stand in the Northwest
Womn' Major Softball
legu.
The florists won 3 to 0 Sat
urday night in game which
W each team collect just
two hits.
Mazzuca whiffed 11 batters
and gave two bases on balls
Ifcst ftght. The Florists reach
ed fclen Callaghan for four
ggfeties. The RV pitcher walk
ed seven and struck out two.
fjlazzuca has given no hits in
2 innings.
In the bottom of the eighth
In the Sunday mix, Dot Dobie
tripled. nd two walks filled
the bases. An attempted
squeeze failed but Carolyn
Spady singled to bring in the
game's lone tally.
Rogue Valley survived a
threat in the sixth inning by
ttting the side retired after
e lands had 'loaded the
9tct with a hit, fielders op
tion and walk with "no one
out. Hap Piper and Roma
Mongold socked " the other
safeties for the Florists.
9obon Homers
On. Saturday night for the
JJortlanders, Carolyn Fitz
fter reached third base on
a single and an error in the
third inning and was squeezed
from by Dobie. In the sixth
inning for two runs, a homer
y Margaret Dobso followed
(gk tJalfc to a Florist.
?"h Dairy Maids in the
!jfth inning had two possible
Qonon Triumphs
In Uflctorn Golf
EJltimore, Md. QfllPD- Dave
JBJSP. th third , "surprise
jHrfgion" to pop up so far
o thf current professional
BMf tour, won t be there when
thftr Hie off in the U.S. Open
fplf championship this week,
ut $ven that couldn't mar
his happineaQ today.
Ragan, 23-year-old Daytona
Beach, Fla.,-native now play
ing out of Chattanooga, Tenn.,
nailed down his rst triumph
in three' years on the pro
swing ounaay wnen ne un
ished one stroke ahead of
Gene Littler to capture the
( Eastern Open championship.
Ragan had a final round
two-under-par -70 and a 72
hole totaTof 273, 15 under par
and a new record for this
tournament played this year
for the first time on the muni
cipal Pine Ridge course.
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N-5 " - Ktrmxtt
runs cut off at the plate. Cal
laghan gained first base on
an error. Pat Barron laid
down a sacrifice bunt but a
wild throw on the play put
the runners on second and
third. Shirley Hanson knock
ed the ball to pitcher Jackie
Rice who threw to first. The
relay to home caught Callag
han for a double play. Diane
Wall hit safely. She ' then
headed for second on a steal
effort and on the throw to
second, which did not get the
runner, Barron ran for home.
Barron was out on the throw
back from second and sliding
home suffered a knee injury
which may keep her sidelin
ed two or three weeks.
Janet Pfaff blasted one of
the two Rogue Valley hits.
LINESCORE:
Rogue Valley 000 000 00 2 1
Florists 001 002 x 3 2 4
Barron, Callaghan (5) and Main;
Rice and Wadsworth.
Rogue Valley 000 000 000 0 0
Florist 000 000 01 1 4 0
Callaghan and Main; Mazzuca and
Wallace.
Big Crowd
For Tennis
Exhibitions
Gordon Taylor and Tod Tib
butt won singles matches and
Jerry and Dick Joy doubles
contention yesterday in a
Rogue Valley Tennis club
clinic and exhibition at Med
ford high courts.
Taylor, displaying a strong
service, downed Jerry Joy 8-5
and Tibbutt won by the same
score over Phil Holman in a
Kramer set. With Tibbutt lead
ing 6-2, Holman rallied to cut
the gap to 6-5.
The Joys in - the doubles
beat Howard Dugan and Gor
don Taylor also by 8-5.
Approximately 100 specta
tors turned but for the event
and the crowd stayed through
out the matches which were
preceded by demonstrations of
tennis strokes. Members of the
ciud sxatea tnat it was re
warding" to witness some en
thusiasm for tennis here.
Taylor filled in for Don
Auxier who could not play
because of a sprained ankle,
The event was in observ
ance of National Play Tennis
Week.
BRITISH HERO ILL
London - (UPD - A hero of
the Battle of Britain, former
RAF . Group Capt. A. G.
(Sailor) Malan, is in London
to receive treatment for Par
kinson's disease. Malan, who
had 32 enemy planes to his
credit, now runs a farm in
South Africa. ' '
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Winston-Salem
NAIA Champ
Sioux Falls, S. D. - KJPD -Tiny,
all - Negro Winston
Salem, N. C, college, with a
total enrollment of only 200
boys and a travelling track
team of three, was the nation's
small college track 'champion
today and looked to still big
ger things-- the coming NCAA
big college meet.
Three of Winston-Salem's
speedsters came away with
seven places between them at
last week end's National As
sociation of Intercollegiate
Athletics (NCIA) meet, giv
ing Winston-Salem the small
college title by one point over
second-place East Texas State.
Triple Winner
Four of Winston-Salem's
three of them turned in by
champion hurdler Elias Gil
bert, who won the 220-yard
lows and the 120 and 440
yard highs,, thus becoming
the first triple-winner in the
NAIA meet's eight-year his
tory. East Texas managed to win
two firsts, one second, three
thirds, two fourths and a
sixth, but still could only
amass 55 points to Winston
Salem's 56. Kansas State
Teachers, Emporia, Kan.,
wound up third with 36 15
points, followed by Mogan
State, Baltimore, Md., with
33; Kearney, Neb., with 26,
and Humboldt State, Areata,
Calif., with 23 15.
Title Taken
By Fresno
Seattle SUPD The Fresno
State Bulldogs Saturday earn
ed the right to represent Dis
trict 8 in NCAA baseball
finals at Omaha, Neb., by
blasting Washington, 10-5, in
the final game of a three
game series here.
Earlier in the day Wash
ington had made the third
game necessary by nipping
the California team, 5-4.
Fresno State won the1 series
opener Friday night, 3-2.
Puckett Victor
In Track Meet
Fort Lewis, Wash. (UPD
Jim Puckett, Oregon fresh
man, won the 100 and the 220
yard dashes Saturday in the
Washington State Invitation
al Track and Field meet here.
His times were 9.8 in the 100
and 21.5 in the 220.
Steve Anderson of Oregon
won the broad jump with 22
feet 10 inches and Dave Ed
strom of Oregon was second
to Spike Arlt of Washington
State in the high hurdles.
An estimated 97 per cent of
all American homes are within
range of color television facili
ties. Old West
juisnicjis
Roseburg
From Cheney Studs
Rosebure Lockwood Motors,
opening its American Legion
junior baseball season, swept
a two-game weeKend series
from the Central P.o i n t
Chenev Studs. A counter in
the top of the seventh inning
vesterdav cave Rosebure the
nod by 1 to 0, a score which
was in sharp contrast to the
19 to 10 at Cheney field on
Saturday night.
Two hits and the lone mis
cue charged to the Studs
figured in the single run yes
terday afternoon. Chuck
Hiney safetied but was forced
out on Marv French's infield
ground ball which Cheney
pitcher Bill Anhorn fielded
and tossed to second base.
French then raced out to steal.
Stud catcher Ed Allen made a
fine throw in time but sec
ond baseman Brad Gettling
was unable .to hang on to the
horsehide as the runner slid
in and French was safe. Les
Bogner then hit to drive in
his teammate.
In the Saturday scuffle
Lockwood accumulated five
runs in the first inning, three
in the second and five more
in the third for a 13 to 0 gap.
Central Point cut the margin
to 13 to 8 with two markers
in the fourth frame and six in
the sixth. But Roseburg gain
ed another six in the seventh
while the Studs could muster
just two more.
Grants Pass Wednesday
The week end games were
non-district affairs. Central
Point begins district action on
Wednesday as host xo Grants
Pass Mock Motors. Game time
at Cheney field will be 8 pjn.
Yesterday, Lockwood held
down the Studs with the com
bined . three-hit twirling of
Jerry Halladay and Bob
Livingston while Bill Anhorn
chucked a creditable seven
hitter for the home team.
Halladay pitched two hit ball
over four innings, striking out
five and walking just one be
fore Bogner took over his bat
ting spot to add offensive
punch for the Roseburg' nine.
Livingston gave up one hit
and fanned four batters.
Anhorn registered six
strikeouts and issued just one
base on balls. ' .
Bogner hit two for two and
Jim Booth two for three yes
terday, the only men with
more than one hit in tne
game. Booth was the week end
batting fcstar. He had two
singles and a triple in four
times up yesterday and sock
ed one sacrifice flyout.
Bill Anhorn Doubles
Cheney had runners as far
as second base in four separ
ate innings yesterday. Longest
blast of the afternoon was An
horn's fly to deep center field
over the head of Bob Scott for
a two-bagger. Roseburg on
Sunday, in addition to its
score, had runners three times
as far as third base. Two got
that far with the help of
balks in the fourth canto and
one, Booth, was caught in a
rundown between third and
home. Another runner got to
third in the fifth on two hits
Roseburg had 12 hits Sat
urday and the help of 13 bases
on balls off three central
Point Ditchersl There were six
errors on each side. Bob Whip
ple went the distance pitching
for Lockwood. He gave up
just four -hits but yielded 10
walks. Roseburg slapped live
hits in its first Inning spree
but just one in the second
Lee Gustafson
Shrine Champ
' Salem (UPD The Salem
Shrine Golf tournament here
was won Sunday, by Lee
Gustafson, football and golf
coach at South Salem High
school, with a 34-33-67, which
was five under par.
Gustafson carded one bogie
and six birdies. It was the first
time he has competed in the
tourney.
Ellsworth Jones of Colwood
was second with 35-33-68 and
next came Gary Campbell of
Salem with a total of 70 and
Eugene's Gordon Malatt with
71.
The Dalles Editor
Heads Association
Portland-fflPD-James Weeks,
managing editor of The Dalles
Chronicle, was elected chair
man of the Oregon UPI Edi
tors association at its annual
meeting Saturday.
Gerald McFarland, news
editor of the Salem Capital
Journal, was named vice
chairman.
Weeks, former vice chair
man, succeeds Harry Chip
man, telegraph editor of the
Medford Mail Tribune and a
co-founder of the group.
The group is composed of
editors handling wire copy
on the UPI's 14 client news
papers in Oregon.
Since 1864, 100,000 persons
have been buried in Arlington
National Cemetery. AV the
present average rate of 90
burials a week, the cemetery's
420 acres will be completely
filled in 1970.
Nabs Two
inning when it got three runs.
There were only two Lock
wood hits in the five-run
fourth and only three safeties
in the six-marker seventh.
Central Point gained its two
tallies in the fourth on a hit
by Ed Allen and three walks,
its six in the sixth on a lone
single by Dave Jackson, three
walks and two errors and its
two in the seventh on two
bases on balls, two errors and
a wild pitch. .
Livingston tripled andi
singled for Roseburg on4 Sat
urday and Bogner doubled
and singled.
LINESCORES:
Roseburg 530 500 8 19 12 8
Central Point 000 206 2 10 4 6
Whipple and Hiney; Samples,
King (1). Pepper (6) and Allen.
Roieburg 000 000 1 1 7 1
Central Point .. 000 000 0 0 3 1
Halladay, Livingston (5) and
Hiney, Anhorn and Allen. '
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Derby Runners
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Inglewood, Calif. (UPD
Kentucky Derby winner
Tomy Lee and the filly sen
sation of winter racing, Silver
Spoon, were scheduled to
make their first starts of the
Hollywood Park meeting Sat
urday in the $50,000 added
Cinema Handicap.
The mile and an eighth race
for three-year-olds" drew 14
nominations and there was a
good chance that eight or nine
might go to the post in the
last major prep for the $100,
000 Hollywood Derby June
27.
The big midweek feature
on Thursday is the $25,000
Golden State Breeders Handi
cap. Silky Sullivan is expect
ed to start in the race and
make his first stakes . effort
in more than a year. .
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The shock treatment -more
commonly known as
"the big inning" in baseball
circles - had pitchers mumb
ling to themselves today in
theh Pacific Coast league and
there was no telling when
theh voltage might let up.
Thirty-five hurlers were
used in seven games Sunday
although two pitchers did
manage to go the distance.
This durable duo consisted of
Portland's Howie Reed, who
rode to a 13-7 win over Phoe
nix . and Vancouver's Bud
Watkins who hurled the
Mounties to a 5-1 triumph
against Sacramento.
A pair of fours, which
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and cut their margin over San
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a four-run rally by the Moun
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opener which boosted Wat
kins to his 5-1 win and a
similar eruption in the sec
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that cinched a 6-1 triumph.
But those short bursts in
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compared to explosions heard
elsewhere. Portland unloaded
for seven runs in the seventh
inning to crush Phoenix in
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the first game to win, 13-7,
after the Bees had tallied five
in the seventh. Then Salt Lake
countered with a half dozen
during the same frame to in
sure a 10-5 win.
After San Diego downed
Spokane, 4-2, in a conserva
tive opener, the Indians cinch
ed the finale with a four-run
jolt in the second inning and
went on to a 5-4 decision.
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