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O MAIL TRIBUNE, Madfora Or. Monday, August 3, 1959 Dairy Maids Split With McCulloch Memorial stadium, Camp White - Rogue Valley Dairy Maids nudged Eugene McCul loch Chain Saw 2 to 0 here yesterday afternoon to break even in a week end series in the Northwest Women's Ma jor Softball league. Eugene won 2 to 1 on Sat urday night. The Maids yesterday got both runs in the first inning and held off McCulloch the rest of the distance. Nadine Brood. Ellen Callaghan and Jean Main singled in the inn ing and Jan Bateman bolster ed the cause with a sacrifice A big Eugene threat was In the fourth inning when a walk and double put runners on base with no outs. How ever, Callaghan struck out the rest of the side. McCul loch left nine runners strand ed on bases and Rogue Valley just three. DuPui Doublet Callaghan walked seven batters and fanned eight and helped the Maids with two hits. Karen Kirkmire of Eu gene walked two and had no strikeouts. Janet Pfaff lash ed the other Maid hit. Mar garet DuPuis doubled and Pat Jensen and Wanda Conner each singled for Eugene. Free passes to the bases were a material aid to Mc Culloch in getting its two runs Saturday night in the fourth inning. A hit batter, a single by DuPuis and a field er's choice rap 'by Conner loaded the bases with no one out. Pitcher Pat Barron fanned one batter but her bad knee gave out on the second pitch to Millie Powell. Shirley Hanson was called in to the chucking rubber from the outfield. She fired a strike and then two balls and one run was walked in. Another free pass to bases permitted the second score. Lois Winn flied out to Nadine Brood in right field and the outfielder fired in the ball to catch Conner at the plate. Three Hits By Maia Rogue Valley gained its run in the first inning on a walk, a passed ball and a ingle by Main. Main hit three for three and was the only Dairy Maid with a safe blow. Carolyn Jones recorded one of the hits for Eugene. Winn struck out six and walked just two in her two-hitter for McCulloch.' Eugene almost got a run on a double steal in the sev enth inning. Sharon Knight had walked and gone to third when Nina Edwards got on base on an error. On the steal try, Edwards was ruled out for leaving her base and Knight, who had come home on a miscue, "was sent back to third because of the ball being dead on the play. Rogue Valley wound up its second half of play in the league with a 5-7 record, the same as it had in the first half. Eugene still has games to play. LINESCORES: (Saturday) Eugene 000 200 0 2 2 1 Rogue Valley 100 000 0 1 3 3 Winn and McKay; Barron, Han son (4) and Main. (Sunday) Eugene 000 000 0 0 3 1 Rogue Valley 200 000 x 2 5 0 Kirkmire and McKay; Callaghan and Main. LYING In Valencia hospital, Luis Mieuel Dominsuin, famed Spanish bullfighter, is in grave condition after be ing gored in ring. GRAPPLER WINS East Lansing, Mich. flJPB-The first champion in tryouts for the 1959 Pan-American wrestl ing team was crowned Friday night. Frank Rosenmayr, San Francisco Olympic club, took the 191 pound title by deci- sioning John Dustin, Fortiana, Ore. This eliminated Dustin. FATHER DIES , San Francisco (UPD - Charles Fred Schmidt. 63. father of San Francisco Giants catcher Bob Schmidt, died Saturday at his home in St. Ann, Mo, of a heart attack. Schmidt was to leave today for St. Ann to at tend services. - . -4 POPULAR ROOKIE Willie McCovey (left), Giants rookie playing his first game in the majors, belted out four hits in the game between Giants and Phillies in San Francisco. McCovey scored three runs himself and drove in two more. Here he is shown in dressing room with pitcher Mike McCormick after the game. Score was 7 to 2 for the Giants. ESosburg Captures Pro (Golff laurels By Single Stroke By LEO H. PETERSEN UP Sports Editor Minneapolis- (UPD- Bob Ros- burg, the new PGA champion who finally won "the big one I've been looking for," wasn't sure today whether his tri umph came on merit or "little Jerry's mistakes." Little Jerry is the 43-year- old, five-foot, five-inch, 138- pound Jerry Barber, who blew the PGA championship Sun day when he bogeyed the last two holes. "I gave the tournament away, Barber saia. wnen I put my approaches on the last two holes in sand traps, I blew it." Eastern Nebraska Cleans Up from i Heavy Rainfalls United Press International Rain - battered eastern Ne braska cleaned up Monday from a storm that flattened crops, knocked out power and communication lines and blocked highways. A survey of police and fire officials indicated the violent rains that poured down on the area Sunday caused damage estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. Schuyler, Neb., . reported 9.30 inches oi rain, with more than eight inches falling in little more than three hours. Many business places and homes were damaged by the gushing water. One utility worker said basement walls had caved in at more than 75 homes in a small area of suburban West Omaha, which also received about nine inches of rain. At least six bridges in the Omaha area were threatened by the swirling, debris-laden water, but there were no re ports of any washouts. Showers Scattered The weather bureau said showers and thundershowers were scattered Sunday from the western Great Lakes across the upper Mississippi valley into the Dakotas. Scat tered showers also fell from thewestern portions of Kan sas and Nebraska across the central Rockies and into the southern plateau region.- CooL Canadian air covered the northeast corner of the country from Maine through New York, Pennsylvania and into West Virginia, where temperatures were mostly " in the 50s during the night. West ward to the Pacific coast it was warmer. A general warming trend was expected to accompany scattered showers from the upper Mississippi valley into the Great Lakes area Monday. Elsewhere, skies were expect ed to be mostly fair with a chance of a few scattered thundershowers. The University of Vermont's first graduating class was in 1804 and comprised of four students. Eight years later its buildings were used as bar racks for troops in the War of 1812. Production of dairy prod ucts in their various forms gives employment to 75,000 persons in North Carolina. But he didn't take anything away from' the bespectacled Rosburg, who with three chil dren, ages eight, seven and six, wanted to win "a big one" in the hope he will get a good job with a golf club so he will be able to sbend more time, at home, rather than travel the tournament golfing trail. "When you shoot a 66 like Bob did, you deserve to win," Barber said. "But when it looked like I had frosting on the cake going to the 17th hole, it turned out to be only dough." Started 6 Strokes Behind Rosburg, who has been making his living playing golf since he turned professional in 1953, was six strokes behind the leading Barber going into Sunday's final round. But that four-under-par 66 gave him a 72-hole total of 277, one stroke better than Barber and Doug San ders. Sanders, one stroke be hind Barber going into the final round, carded a two- over-par 72 for the second place tie. Defending champion Dow Finwald was fourth at 280. He shot a fourth round par 70. Tied for fifth at 281 were the favored Mike Souchak, whose putter failed him again, Bob Goalby and Ken Venturi., Next at 282 came Sammy Snead and Cary Middlecoff. Rosburg's victory was worth $8,250, giving him a total money winning purse for the year of $26,098. Back of Snead and Middle coff came Gene Littler at 284. Doug Ford, Porky Oliver and Milly Maxwell were at 285 with Arnold Palmer, Paul Harney and Tommy Jacobs at 286. . Women's Golf Rogue Valley Country club lady golfers will compete in 'medal play on Thursday, Aug. 6 and ladies are requested to make up their own games. Final matches will be played in the club championship tourney and ladies are en couraged to join the gallery. Following golf, a buffet luncheon will be held. On Thursday, July 30, play for the day was . "fewest putts" and winners were: A group, a tie between Mrs. H. E. Nulton and Mrs. Warren Lesseg; B group, a tie be tween Mrs. Lee Flink and Mrs. William Schei; C group, Mrs. Lou McLaughlin; D group, Mrs. Richard House, and nine hole group, Mrs. Robert Elliott. Third round matches in the club championship have been completed with the following results: Championship Flight: Mrs. C. B. Collins flef. Mrs. Lee Flink; Mrs. Helen Davies def. Mrs. Thomas Culbertson. Firit Flight: Mrs. William Clark def. Mrs. Ray Frisbie; Mrs. E. W. Sickels def. Mrs. Fred Con rad. Second Flight: Mrs. T. J. 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