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Al Olmedo, MacKay f SPORTS n n fl Medford, Eagle Pointers Win in Pee Wee Go Against Aussies Br ROBERT MUSEL Wimbledon, England - (UTO The men's semifinals in the Wimbledon Tennis champion ships today pitted American Davis Cuppers Alex Olmedo and Barry MacKay against Australian opponents in what was billed as a preview of this year's challenge round matches. Olmedo, frequently referred to as "Peru's gift to American tennis," met eighth - seeded Maids Trip Basinette Nine 13-5 Rogue Valley Dairy Maids with the Klamath Falls Basi nette softball team last night with an 18 to 5 decision at Klamath Falls. The Maids got four of their runs in the third inning on hits by Jean Main and Shirley Hanson, three fielder's op tions and an error. Five cross ed in the fourth frame on singles by Hanson and Janet Pfaff, two walks and two errors. namon naa wrec mis in "five times up for Rogue Val ley and Diane Wall tripled. Shirley Anderson, Terry Wickline and Ruth Hagel stein each hit safely twice for KF. Doris Hickson of the Maids and Joy Andreon of the Bas- inettes each tossed eight-hit ball. Hickson walked two and struckout two and Adreon issued six fret passes and struck out six. hostesses Saturday night and Sunday afternoon to the South Hill Queens of Van- m a m 11 west Women's Major league. UNKSCOBES: nirr Malda . 104 3J0 11 aw 010 a 9 9 1 3 Baainettea Hlekaoa and Main; Wicklln. Adxcoa and Trout Limits Unoed on Three r t SO Reservoirs Portland (UPD The State - I . 7YT- - 3 . bime commissiun i uesuay raised trout bag limits on three southeast Oregon reser- age has threatened the fish with death. The bag limit was boosted to 30 fish a day, 60 in posses sion, at Beulah reservoir north of Juntura; .Warm Springs reservoir north of On tario, and Chickahomlny res ervoir west of Burns. The commission said the Beulah reservoir was expect ed to go dry by Sept. 15; Warm Springs is expected to be down to a 1,000-acre pud dle in which only the large mouth bass will have a chance to survive, and Chickahominy may get too low and too warm to sustain fish. The commis sion said the water shortage is due to a drouth in southeast Oregon plus needs of irriga tionists and ranchers. . Bag limit on McKay reser voir near Pendleton also was boosted to 30 a day, 60 in pos session. The reservoir will be treated chemically this fall. Roy Emerson. MacKay, the Dayton, Ohio, giant who up set second-seeded Neale Fras-! er in the quarter-finals, ran; Into another Aussie southpaw in the person of red-hairecY Rod Laver. Fraser, Emerson and Lav ir are expected to make up A jis tralia's Davis Cup team wl iWj will meet the U.S. in the c tml lenge round at Forest I fills, N. Y., next month-if the Aus sies survive the preliminwies. Olmedo, top-seeded for titois latest Wimbledon show, was an odds on choice to deaioJ ish Emerson and then become Jihe first South. American to vrin the famed challenge trophy- in Friday's final. Fifth-seeded MacKay, viiio is on leave from the U. SAir Force, also was favored. Mfaic Kay became the first Yank: to reach the semifinals in tfiree years and npw he would, like to become the first U. S. "win ner of the men's crown since Tony Trabert walked off with the huge trophy in 1955. - Unde Sam's strong aggre gation also sewed . up -- two berths in the women's .'semi finals Tuesday when Derlene Hard of Montebello, Calif ., downed Ann Haydon of? Eng land, 1-6, 6-4, 7-5, and Sally Moore of Bakersfield, 'Calif., trounced Yola Ramir-tji of Mexico, 6-3, 6-2. - . In Thursday's sem'jfinals, Miss Hard will oppose : Sandra Reynolds of South Afripa and Miss "Moore will play . Maria Bueno of Brazil. , , Miss Hard emerged' as the women's title favoritfc when Miss Reynolds upset second seeded Angela Mort? liner of England, 7-5, 8-6, in t b e quarter-finals. Miss BuenOi advanc ed 'with a 6-3, 6-3 triumph over Edda Buding. Miss Hard also is shooting for two other title i in this two-week long toifrnament. She teamed with Jecane Arth of St Paul,' Minn., -to defeat Ann Shllcock of B:(3itain and Susan Partridge-Criartrier of France, 6-0, 6-1, Tuesday in the quafter-finals o: the wom en's doubles. . In today's mixml doubles competition, Miss .'Hard and Laver faced Janet; Hopps of Seattle, Wash., anjl Ian Vei maak of South Africa. Anoth er matcn pitted Miss Moore and Bob Howe of Australia against Joyce Fulton and R. Taylor of Britain.; legion Bali On 2 Fields Tonight . American Legion junior baseball has the spotlight this evening with games on two fields near at hand. Medford will entertain Klamath Falls at Memorial stadium. Camp White, while Central Point plays Grants Pass on Cheney field hare. Both tussles are set for 8 p.m. At Camp White, Klam ath's unmarred record in the southern division of Area 4 will be at stake with Medford trying to spill the visitors and gain a tie for first place. Central Point's Cheney Studs need a iri ump to stay in the running for division honors. Medford goes into the tussle tonight remembering how it almost had the last game against Klamath won but was victimised in the fi nal inning. Klamath has handed the locals their only loss. Central Point has two previous wins over Grants Pass. . The Studs have additional district action this week; they go to Klamath Falls for a Friday night contest. More than 1,700 students from all parts of the world studied in the United States during the 1957-58 year with the aid of United States gov ernment grants. YMCA Softball Result 2!i-16 . Medford YMCA women's and girls softbefll team had their first game of the season Tuesday evening with the older girls winning 25 to 16. The fifth innitvg was the big one for scoring i!or the women who got nine. The girls scored five ira the fourth. Bernice Ellis Itomered twice for the women tmd Linda Hess roundtrippered twice and Shirley Hopkiiss one for the girls. . : The girls hsave challenged the women to a July 7 game. LINESCORES: Women 1433 292 1125 Girls ,112 532 20 17 Ellis, Hubler ), Ellis (5) and Rose; Hess and Jtihnson. The Port of i New York Au thority was treated in 1921 by New York and New Jer sey. It operate 17 port facili ties, including tunnels, bridg es, airports, locks, truck ter minals, and a: bus terminal, i Baseball Will Have Emphasis On Playgrounds Playgrounds t h r o u ghout Medford" will open next week with emphasis on baseball for all boys between the ages of 8 and 12. years. The grounds will be located at Hawthorne park, Hoover, Jackson, Jefferson, Washing ton and Wilson grade schools. The boys are asked to attend the park nearest their home. This program is run in con junction with the Medford baseball school and from time to time instruction will be given at the playgrounds. A registration fee of 50c will be charged to help cover equip ment expenses. The boys al- ready enrolled in baseball school have already paid the registration fee. The first week's activities will include registration, or ganization of teams, practice and interfield games. It is1 hoped that there" will be enough boys for either an inter city league or interfield leagues in two divisions, the Sandblowers, 8-10 years old, and', the,: Bears, 11 and 12 year olds. Other playground facilities and games will be available when the recreation leaders are present. Schedule of organized ac tivities at the various play grounds for the week July 6-10 is as follows: July 68 J0-noon Washington and Hoover; 1:00-4:30 Hawthorne and Jackson. July 7 8:30-noon-4-Jefferson and Wilson; 10-430 Washington and Hoover. . July 8 830-noon Wilson and Jackson; 1:00-4:30 Jefferson and Hawthorne. July 8 830-noon Washington and Hoover; 1:00-4:30 Hawthorne and Jackson. '- July 10 8 30-no on Jefferson and Wilson. - Columbus, Ga. (UPD P e t e Dawkins, Army's All-America football star and a Rhodes Scholar, is scheduled to report to Ft. Benning, Ga., soon for paratrooper training. He will undergo airborne tr aining here before departing for Eng land to study under his Rhodes scholarship, v' PEE WEE STANDINGS: W Ashland Cubs ' 2 " Medford Tigers 2 Medford Wildcats 2 Ashland Bears 1 Eagle Point 1 . Central Point Braves.. 0 Central Point Indians.. 0 Lone Pine 0" 0 0 1 1 1 3 2 0 Pet 1.000 1.000 .667 '.500 .500 .000 - .000 .000 Medford Tigers nicked the Ashland Bears 8 to 7 yester day to pull even with the idle Ashland Cubs in the pee wee circuit of the Southern Ore gon Baseball league. The Medford Wildcats blanked the Central Point In dians 5 to 0 to assume third position in the standings and Eagle Point recorded its first loop triumph by downing the Central-Point Braves 9 to 1. Action continues in the league Thursday with four games. Lone Pine, which is just getting organized and has not played the first three games on its. slate, will make its debut as host to Medford Wildcats. Other games will be Eagle Point at Ashland Cubs, Central Point Braves at Med ford Tigers arid Ashland Bears at Central Point - In dians. ' Yesterday the Tigers got only two hits to the Bears eight but got the help of walks and Ashland errors. A five-run fourth inning brought the Medford club from be hind. Roemer singled and Dames doubled for the only Tiger safeties. DeBoer, Wea ver and Mowry each got two hits for Ashland. The Bears bunched three safeties in the first inning in getting four runs. The Wildcats had their big inning in the second when Mike Naumes doubled and Randy Corliss singled and three runs crossed. Ken Eckel pitched 4 23 innings of no hit ball for Medford. With two out in the fifth inning Lefty Frohreich doubled. Naumes' double Was the only extra base hit for the Wild cats. Corliss hit two for two. First inning was the big one for Eagle Point which got six runs at that time on five hits including a double by Don Charley. Frank Charley pitched a two-hitter and good defense helped the EP cause. John Linder, Gary Webster and Don Charley each knock ed two hits for the Eagles. Jim Kilbourn and Dave Dai ley were the Braves' hitters. LINESCORES: Med. Tigers 200 51 2 2 Ash. Bears -400 12 7 8 5 Kinney and Phippi; Caldwell and Mowry. CP Indians 000 000 1 0 Med. Wildcats 131 Ox 5 S 1 Eckel and Coss; Watson, Froh reich (2) and Patterson. 009 1 00 1 2 2 D Ch.arley; Armstrong, Eagle Point .. 630 CP Braves 100 F. Charley and Short, Dailey. Hurt (2) and Kilbourn (4). Well-Wishers Dogging Steps Of New Champ Pompano Beach, Fla.tDPD Vacationing heavy weight champion Ingemar Johansson hoped to try some deep sea fishing today if he can dodge the well-wishers and reporters who have dogged his steps since his recent arrival in Florida. The handsome champion sought to avoid publicity until Thursday when - he plans to hold a morning news confer ence in nearby Fort Lauder dale. He said the main purpose of his trip was to rest and re lax. But so far he has had diffi culty escaping the hordes of fans and newsmen who want to question him or shake that magic right hand which, won him the title. Johansson, sporting a jaun- FULLBACK BROW SUED Cleveland -(UPD Cleveland Browns' fullback Jim Brown is being sued for $10,000 by a parking lot attendant for al legedly striking him when asked for a parking receipt. ty red cap and plaid shirt, went on a shopping tour here Tuesday with his fiancee Bir git Lundgren and members of his family. The group is spend ing a few days at the nearby ocean-front home of Swedish born industrialist- Gustav von Reis. The champion ended his day with a short afternoon cruise near Fort Lauderdale, aboard a friend's yacht. He also was presented an honorary sher iff's badge but declined an in vitation to attend the Tuesday night boxing program at Mi ami Beach Auditorium. Johansson indicated he will leave this week end for his native Sweden. Dan Holden Named TC Manager Kennewick - (UPD - Da n n y Holden was named as the playing manager of the Tri City Braves of the Northwest league Tuesday. Holden, a veteran of 13 years in organized baseball, replaces Jack Lohrke who was released unconditionally Monday night by the board of directors of the Tri-City Ath letic association. The Braves currently are in the cellar in the six-team Northwest league. Holden, a former utility man with the Braves, started the season with Salem. MA ft. TRIIUNI, Medford, Or. Wednesday, July 1, 19S9 ' Portland- (UPD -Ex-Portland university baseballer Harvey Jones has signed a profession- SJGN SCHOOLBOY ACE Byram, Miss. -UPD- Nielsen Cochran, Byram High School whiz who pitched an batted his team to the state class C baseball crown this spring, has been' signed by the Balti m o r e Orioles organization. Cochran will report to the Orioles' Bluefield, W. Va., farm club in this Class D Ap palachian league this week. al baseball contract , with the Tri-City Braves of the North west league. Jones was a four year letterman with the Pilots and hit .344 in the season just completed. 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