MAIL TRIBUNI, Medfoid, Or.
1 A Monday, April 11, 160
Champion
Will Keep
His Putter
(Editori Not - Arnold
Palmar won tha Mastars
golf championship Sunday
by sinking birdia pulls on
in final two holes. Ha da
scribes how he won it in the
following exclusive die
patch for United Press In
ternational.) By ARNOLD PALMER
I960 Masters Champion
(As Told to UPI)
Auiiusta, Ga. - H'PIi - I take
it back - I'm going lo keep
that putter of mine after all.
After the third round when
I took 33 putts, I was think
ing about giving it away. No
chance of that now. I'm quite
satisfied with it. thank you,
My putting wasn't what you
would call sensational in the
final round, but those putts
on the 17th and 18th holes
made up for all the rest.
I think I looked at every
scoreboard on the course. By
the time I got to the Mill I
knew Ken Venluri already
was in with a 283. I remom
bcr sighing with a bit of relief
that he hadn t birdicd any
more holes than he did.
. Probably the best break I
got was when my long putt
hit the pin on the 16th hole.
I got my par on that hole and
after my putt hit the pin, Billy
Casper, who was playing with
me, laughed and said. "Jeez,
Arnie, you would've had a
helluva putt out of that trap
on the other side."
That putt I miide on the
17th got me well again. I
didn't stop to measure it but
I know it was around 30 feet,
maybe a little more.
Thought of Birdie
Now I was all tied wllh
Venturi. When I slopped on
the 18th tee my first concern
was to get a par. Naturally,
I gave some thought to a
birdie also.
I was rather careful with
my drive. If anything, I made
up my mind to go to the left
where there is no trouble,
rather than to the right where
those trees can tangle you up.
My tee shot was good and I
then used a six-iron that left
me about six feet from the
cup.
Sure. I was a little nervous.
I fell the tension. The putt
was slightly uphill and 1 look
ed it over carefully. Man, I
can't tell you how good It felt
when I saw that Wilson Staff
ball of mine rattle around
down in the cup,
I've heard it said that once
you win a championship for
the first time, the second one
is sort of anti-climatic. You
can't prove It with me. Win
ning my second Masters title
gave me just as much of a
thrill as the first one.
I think I'll take a little rest
now and I may pick up the
tournament again In New Od
leans. If not, I'll definitely
play in Houston.
Right now, I just want to
think about those Inst two
holes awhile.
College Boxer
Fights for Life
. Madison, Wis. - Urn - San
Jose State came from behind
to capture five individual
titles and win the NCAA box
Inn championship for the
third straight year Saturday,
beating host Wisconsin, 43-34
Madison, Wis. -IUPII- Priests,
students and fellow athletes
maintained a somber hospital
vigil today while Charlie
Mohr, of the University of
Wisconsin, who hammered his
way to an NCAA boxing title
a year ago, fought for his life.
He remained in critical con
dition with a brain Injury suf
fered In Saturday night's
NCAA tournament finals here.
Mohr suffered a massive brain
hemorrhage.
Mohr's parents arrived from
Merrick. N.Y.. Sunday to Join
the young boxer's two sisters
at his bedside. The sisters,
Jnan and Carol, moved to
Madison recently to be near
their brother.
Mohr. a 22-year-old Wiscon
sin senior, was knocked out
by Slu Bartell of San Jose
State in their championship
bout at IBS pounds Saturday
nighl.
Solons Crush
Portland 19-9
Ontario, Calif. - (ITU - Sac
' ramento bombed out 19 hits
Sunday while rolling over
Portland, 19 9 in an exhibition
tussle.
Manny Jimincz went ,Vfor-9
for the Solons who lagged
nine extra base blows.
Sacramento has won 1,1 and
Inst 7 in exhibition play and
have two contesls remaining.
LOGARTrAVOniTE
New York - 'I'PP - banc Lo
gart. celebrating his 27th
birthday today, is a slight fa
vorite to beat Candy McFar
land tonight In their sched
uled 10-round wellcrwe ight
bout it St. Nicholas Arena.
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PALMER TITLIST -Arnold Palmer is in
the winner's role as he turns to take con
gratulations, left, from playing partner
Billy Casper after he sank a birdie putt on
PaEmer Masters Winner
With Championship Finish
By LEO H. PETERSEN
UPI Sports Editor
Augusta, Ga. IUPH - It took
a championship finish to do it
and Arnold Palmer, who had
been scrambling all day, was
up to it, so he won the 1960
Masters golf tournament.
His victory wasn't easy.
Going lo Ihe 17th hole, he
was trailing Ken Venturi, sit
ting in a room adjoining the
Augusta National golf course,
by one stroke. Venturi, lor
nearly an hour had been ac
cepting congratulations as the
winner and as he said, "My
jacket sure looked mighty
green."
But then Palmer sank a 30-
foot birdie putt on the 17th
green, which meant he need
ed a birdie on the 18th to win,
a par to tie.
When he sank that pull
on the 17th," said Venturi,
"my Jacket started turning
from green lo its natural color-gray."
A green jacket goes to the
Masters winner and Palmer
got his second one when he
pul his six iron second shot on
the J81h hole six feet off the
pin and sank the putt.
Overcomes Pressure
It was even a more dramat
icc finish than last year when
Art Wall birdied five of the
last six holes to win it.
"1 thought I did a pretty
good job," said Wall, who
had to sit this one out because
of injuries and illness, "but
for drama I'll take what Arnie
did yesterday.
'He came through under
pressure - championship pres
sure. And only a champion
can do that."
Even the down-hearted Ven
turi agreed.
"There's only one thing I
like about it," Venturi smiled
through his disappointment.
"I blew tills tournament In
195B as an amateur, when I
Womens' City Bowling
Tourney Results Listed
Vivian Knox and Shirley
Daigle in doubles, Lee Nceley
in singles and Gertie Riggs In
all-events won the Class A
titles at Medford lanes yester
day in the Medford Woman's
Bowling association city tour
nament. The Knox-Dnigle score was
1162, Lee Neeley carded 665
In singles and Gertie Riggs
1680 in all-events.
Class B winners and their
scores were Andrea Walls and
Betlie Walls 1239 In doubles
and Esther Miller 65B in
singles and 1433 in all-events.
Ducks Triumph
Over Portland
Portland -illPD- Oregon won
Its e I g h t h straight baseball
game here Saturday defeating
University of Portland 13-9.
The Ducks slammed 19 hits
off five Portland pitchers. Joe
Etr.el was the loser and it was
Ihe first loss to Ihe Ducks in
two years for Etiel.
Senior catcher Ron Walp
paced the slugging Ducks with
a 4-fnr-4 Including a triple
He had three runs batted In
and scored four.
Dick Oi-chiiite picked on the
first pitch of the came to slam
a home run off Ktiel.
WALTONIANS MEET
Jackson County chapter of
the Iraak Walton league mrets
at the Red Cross building at
R o'clock this evening with
Cole Rivers, Grants Pass. Ore
gon game commission resident
biologist scheduled to discuss
fishing regulation changes. He
will also give a prognosis on
fishing in lakes and streams
of Ihe Rogue river basin this
year.
--r '7
was a kid and didn't know
my way around.
"I didn't blow this one. A
guy simply beat me. My hat's
off to him."
That back nine cost Venturi
again. In 1958. he soared to
a 42 - six over par - on it in
the final round and lost the
championship to Jackie Burke
by one stroke. Sunday he shot
it in a 37, but it wasn't good
enough.
In all, Venturi look 151
slrokcs lo negotiate the back
nine on the four rounds of
the Masters. Palmer took only
141. On the front nine, Ven
turi had a total of 132 strokes,
Palmer 141.
Putter Pays Off
Palmer, who picked up $17,-
500 for his triumph, had been
scrambling all day. He was
in all kinds of trouble, but
somehow managed to slay in
the running.
Palmer, who won his first
Masters in 1958, was only the
second golfer in history to
win the tournament by lead
ing all the way. The only oth
er one who did it was Craig
Wood in 1941.
His first prize money
brought his 1960 money win
nings to $44,200. His puller
was the payoff. He had a total
Bates, Steward Chosen
For Eagle Point Posts
Eagle Point Appointment
of Dale Bates as head basket
ball coach and of Vern Stew
ard as head football mentor
at Eagle Point High school
was announced today by
Glenn Hale, school district
superintendent.
Bales has been ninth grade
basketball coach at McLough
lin Junior High school in Med
ford for two years. Steward
All-events winner in Class C
was Joy DeBerry with 1315
and she combined with Bcv
Gutches for 1153 for doubles
honors in the class. Margaret
Garrett was victor in Class C
singles with 613.
Rolling the high scratch
series were Shirley Daigle 629
and Lee Neeley 61 1. The high
games were Neeley 247 and
DaiRle 233.
Team honors were deter
mined on April 3 at Roxy Ann
lanes. Winners were Pioneer
cafe 2R13 in Class A, Koffee
Klatsch 2773 in Class B and
Town House cafe 2606 in
Class C.
Junior howlers were used
as scorekeepcrs and drew
commendation of association
officials for "remarkable
job."
Klippstein Sold
To Cleveland
Lns Angeles - UIPJ - Right
handed pitcher John Klipp
stein of Los Angeles has been
sold to the Cleveland Indians
in a straight cash deal, the
Dodgers announced today.
The 33-year-old hurler was
ailing most of last season with
a bad back. He appeared in
28 games for the world
champions, notching a 4 0 rec
ord and a S 87 earned run
average.
PADRES COOL SUDS
Talm Springs, Calif. - I'PP -San
Diego cooled off red hot
Seattle Sunday with a 8 4 ex
hibition win. It ended five
game Rainier win streak. The
Ralniers lost their second
baseman, Johnny O'Brien, for
a week or 10 days. He tw isted
n ankle sliding into third In
the fifth fume.
ihe 18th green lo win the 1960 Masters
golf championship at Augusta, Ga. Casper,
right, ran across the green to give Palmer
a congratulatory hug. (UPI Telcphoto)
I of 119 putts 29 of them Sun
Iday. Venturi received $10,500
for his heart-breaking second
and Finsterwald $7,000 for his
third place finish.
Palmer carded a final round
two under par 36-34-70 for a
total of 282 - two strokes less
than he shot when he won it
In 1958. Venturi had a 33-37-70
for 283 and Finsterwald
34-37-71 for 284.
U.S. Open champion Billy
Casper, the Master putter, lost
his touch on the greens and
finished with a two over par
74, good for fourth place and
$5,250.
Ben H o g a n slipped to a
three over par 76, which tied
him for sixth place at 289
with Walter Burkemo and
Gary Player. Boros carded a
75 which gave him fifth place
with a total of 288.
Sammy Snead, second
choice to Palmer before the
tourney started, shot a 73 for
a total of 292. Another favo
rite, Mike Souchak, shot a 75
for 294.
U.S. Amateur champion
Jack Nicklaus and Billy Joe
Patton, who nearly won this
tournament in 1954, tied for
low amateur honors with ag
gregales of '293.
was elevated from assistant
in football. He is also head
track tutor and Junior varsity
coach in basketball.
The two men will assume
head coaching positions vacat
ed by the resignation of Tom
Van Ettcn. Van Etten will be
come varsity grid mentor at
Crook County High school,
Prineville next fall.
Bates, a graduate of South
ern Oregon college, coached
a year at Hedrick Junior High
school in Medford before be
ing promoted and shifted to
McLoughlin. He has been
eighth grade football coach
and assistant in track at Mc
Loughlin. Steward is a graduate of
Oregon Stntc college. He has
been on the Eagle Point fac
ulty two years.
Bates will assist in football
and In spring sports, probably
coaching tennis. He will teach
physical education, replacing
Kenneth Vannice who will be
instructor In world geography.
Vannice is head baseball
coach and will tutor wrestling
if the Eagles have a team.
Bearcats Hold
Baseball Lead
United Prtss International
Willamette held down first
place in the young Northwest
conference baseball race to
day. The Bearcats defeated .Lin
field 4-2 at Salem Saturday by
scoring two runs in the last
of the eighth. Pitcher Tommy
Lee held Linfield to five hits.
Pacific brought its confer
ence record to 1-1 by edging
Lewis and Clark 3-4.
College of Idaho, In second
plae- with a 2-1 mark, two
timed Whitman, 3 0 and 1 2-7.
WSU STRETCHES STREAK
Pullman. Wash. - (ITU - The
longest winning streak In
northwest collegiate haeball
went to 14 camrs here Satur
day when Washington Slate i
Cougars defeated the Whit
worth Pirates In a double
header, 1-0 and 2-0. With a
pair of well-pitched shutouts
the Cougars ran their season
record to lfl-1. Senior hnrlers
Elwood llahn and Dick Mon
Ire twirled the wln allowing
only tlx hit in Iht two tills.
yEDrmDTIBUl
iPDn&Tr
Tornado Netters Slate
Three Rivals This Week;
Roseburg Nicks Medford
A rugged slate of three
Southern Oregon conference
matches faced the Medford
High school tennis team this
week.
Black Tornado netters, with
a pre-loop mark of 3-2, open
league contention against
Ashland here on Tuesday.
They go to Klamath Falls on
Thursday and lo Grants Pass
on Friday.
Grants Pass established it
self as team to beat in the
conference by whipping
Klamath Falls 6 to 1 last
week end. Medford and Klam
ath were co - champions in
1959.
The Tornado wrapped up
its pre-league play Saturday
by dropping a close 4 lo 3 de
cision to Roseburg, a team
which had licked Medford 7
lo 0 two weeks before.
Medford won both doubles
tussles at Roseburg with Gary
Cummings and John Shaw
taking Mike Murphy and Mor
ris Kelly 6-3, 6-2 and Dave
MH Jayvee
Downs GP
Medford high iuniors var
sity baseballers, winners over
Grants Pass on Saturday, go
to Talent on Tuesday for their
only game scheduled this
week. They meet the Bulldog
varsity.
Steve Rav twirled a three-
hitter Saturday at the Junior
Tornado beat Grants Pass 8
to 1 here. Dan Miles smacked
two triples in four Irins to the
plate. Craig Laurance socked
two for three with one hit a
three-baser. Ray struck out
three batters, walked two and
hit one.
MrffnrH ffnt thre runs in
thp fifth innine on a walk, a
hit by Art Ruhl, two errors
and a wild pitch. Three otners
were In the sixth Inning when
Miles and Laurance each
three-baggered.
LINESCORES:
Granti Pass .... 000 000 1 1 S 8
Medford Oil 033 X a S 0
Thompion and Carson; Ray and
Huhl.
Talent Takes
Doubleheader
.Talent -Talent high base
ball team bounced the Crater
junior varsity 11 to 0 and 11
to 4 Saturday and faced three
games this week.
The Bulldogs were to go
to Eagle Point today. They en
tertain the Medford junior
varsity on Tuesday and meet
Talent on Friday hi a Jackson
County B league starter.
Mike Jacobs pitched one
hit ball for the Bulldogs in
the Saturday opener and got
three hits, a triple, double and
single. He walked three and
struck out seven. Roger Fish
er socked two hits for Talent.
Fisher got another pair of
safeties for the home club in
the second tussle and Tom
Johnson hit thre for three.
Doug Pfaff and Jones each
had two safe swats for the
Comets.
I.INESrOHES:
(First gamt) .
crater onn on n I 5
Talent ... 40fi lx 11 0
Manson. Sharp t.lt and Rosen
berger; Jacohn and Burnett.
(Serond game)
Crater 101 01 3 7 1
Talent 353 Ox 11 9 2
B. Allen. Maxon (3). Sharp 4,
Cornult i. 1l and Jones; Seymour
and Whillock, Hansen (At.
OCC TEAMS DIVIDE
Portland - lUH) - Portland
State and Oregon College of
Education opened their Ore
gon Collegiate Con' rence sea
sons Saturday by dividing a
double header here. Portland
State won the second game
8-6 after the visitors took the
opener 8-3. A two-run homer
by Dennis Heath broke up the
nightcap.
For Around the Home
On the Farm
For Industry
Delivered SP 2-5271
Ryn and Jim Randies down
ing Tom Kirk and Don Har
ris 6-4, 6-3. Shaw was lone
Medford singles victor. He
beat Kirk 2-6, 6.4, 6-3. '
Roseburg's winners were
Don Lowe over Cummings
6-2, 4-6, 6-3, Howard Sohn
over Ryn 6-4, 7-5, Murphy
over Randies 6-2, 6-2, and
Doug Green over John Mc
Kinley, 7-5, 6-2.
Both Tornado losses were
to Roseburg in the pre-con-ference
play. , Medford had
defeated Yreka, Calif., twice
and Eureka, Calif., once.
Women's Golf
The Rogue Valley Country
club lady golfers play ior
April 7 was medal.
Winners were A group, Mrs.
C. B. Collins; B group, Mrs.
R. B. Knight; C group, Mrs.
K. C. Mcllugh; D group, Mrs.
S. V. McQueen; nine-hole C
group, Mrs. Dorothy Dowson;
and nine-hole D group, Mrs.
Richard Alley.
Play will be "blind hole"
on Thursday, April 14.
Qualifying has been com
pleted for the Spring Handi
cap and the first round match
es must be completed Thurs
day, April 14. Mrs. John Jen
sen was medalist in the 18
hole group and Mrs. Howard
Scroggin in the nine-hole
group. The first round pair
ings are:
Championship flight
Mn. John Jensen vs. Mrs. Leonard
Srhildt; Mrs. Russ Acheson vs. Mn.
Fred Coleman; Mrs. Bruce Stanley
vs. Mrs. Frank Benesh, Mrs. Noble
Vincent vs. Mrs. L. R. Smith; Mrs.
Wm. Williams vs. Mrs. C. B. Collins:
Mrs. Ray Frisbie vs. Mrs. Richard
Finch; Mrs. Wm. Miller vs. Mrs.
T. A. Culbertson; Mrs. W. T. Clark
va, Mrs. Warren Bayliss.
Second flight
Mrs. Ed Milne vs. Mrs. Walter
Shay lor; Mrs. Dick House vs. Mrs.
Paul Walker; Mrs. K. C. McHuRh
vs. Mrs. W. L. Stark; Mrs. Jack
Six vs. Mrs. Richard Swan; Mrs.
Al Williams vs. Mrs. R. M. Soren-
son; Mrs. Richard Rementeria vs.
.Mrs. Kobert van Duker; Mrs. F. L.
Flink vs. Mrs. Lloyd Brooks; and
Mrs. C. Ed Gordon vs. Mrs. Frank
Tamney.
Fourth flight
Mrs. Lou Bates vs. Mrs. Ralph
Barclay; Mrs. Wayne Safley vs.
Mrs, Reese Alexander: Mrs. E; C.
Nave vs. Mrs. George Pearson; Mrs.
Floyd Somen vs. Mrs. Earl Net.
son; Mrs. Robert Morris vs. Mrs.
wm. owning; Mrs. Jna Moore vs
Keith Bates: Mrs. R. B. Knitrht vs
Mrs. E. W. Sickels; and Mrs. Robert
uei-orme. oye.
Nine-hole group
Mrs. Howard Scroggin vs. Mrs. R
R. Parsons: Mrs. Glen Branlunrl v
Mrs. D. H. Adams; Mrs. John Nuich
vs. Mrs. Tom Tubbs; Mrs. Randall
Gifford, bye; Mrs. Galen Sanner
vs. Mrs. Paul Haviland: Mrs. David
Lowry. bye; Mrs. Russell Hogue vs.
Mrs. W. McFadden; and Mrs. Doro
my uowson, Dye.
APRIL 4 PAIRINGS
1 Ladies are to contact others In
ineir threesome. i
Mesdamcs Ray Frisbie, Runs.
Acheson. Mahr Reynicrs; Keith
uaies. jflrK moswick. rtouie t. Vin
cent; E. W. Sickles, Frank Taninev.
T. A. Culbertson; Richard Finch.
Jerry Olson, John Jensen; Bernard
L Nutting. B. D. Mitchell. Joseph
Moore; L, R. Smith, Harvev Woods,
Ed Milne: Wm. Schei. Lew Bates.
W. L. Stark; Leslie Schneider, Llovd
Brooks, Frank Benesh; Kenneth
Teeter. Roue Jane Bunch; L. Paul
Walker. Walter Shaylor.
Mesdamcs L. C. McLaughlin. Rob
ert Morris, Warren Bayliss; Flovd
Somer. R. E. Heysell, Tra Smith;
Jack Six. Charles Gustafson, Rich
ard Schwahn: Max Millhollin. Ken
McHueh. M. Donald McGearv; Ben
ton Smith. L. T. Anderson. Wm.
Cowning; Alton Hart. John Dav. S.
V, McQueen; Wavne Saflev. R. Ren
Taylor. Rcce Alexander; Wm Wil
liams., Ed Simmons, Glen Fahrick;
Geo. Pearson. Robt. Van Duker,
Dick House: R M. Sorenson. R. B.
Knight, C H Barrell; Al Williams.
Earl E. Nelson. E C Nave; Richard
Rementeria, Ralph Barclay.
9-Hnle Play
Mesdamcs John Nuich. John
Raapke. Galen Sanner; Richard Al
ley. Ralph O Dell, Russell Hogue;
Ralph Marlalt, Roval E. Bebb. Rob
ert Mclntyre; Howard Scroggins,
Paul Haviland. Clark Thomas;
James Cummins. Wm. Brooks, R.
R Parsons; Jim Fincgan. Mrs. Doro
thy Dwson. Dan H Adams; Paul
l.ea. Jim Quincy. Glen Branlund;
Carl Kellcngerger. S, L Stark, Dirk
Whiting: Randall Gifford. Thomas
H. McFadden; Tom Tubhs, David
Lowry.
(Other members wishing to be
paired should contact Mrs. R. Ren
Taylor, SP 3-2343.)
REDS RETURN CARDENAS
Cincinnati - fUPP - The Cin
cinnati Reds today returned
Chico Cardenas, a 21-year-old
inficldrr from M a t a n z a s,
Cuba, to Havana of the Inter
national league, subject to 24
hour recall.
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CONCRETE C?
248 E. McANDREWS RD.
Zunker One
Pin Short
Of Leader
Toledo, O. -UPD- A 32-year-old
Industrial Engineer from
La Crosse, Wis. and two pin
splattering teams from Penn
sylvania and Illinois shot new
life into the American Bowl
ing congress tournament here
yesterday.
With the standings remain
ing fixed for days, Howie Zun
ker cracked out a second place
in the singles as he rolled a
725-series, only one pin short
of the leader.
And Preate Furniture club
of Old Forge, Pa. rolled a 3,
023 for seventh place in the
open team standings and the
John Plodzien Florals team of
Chicago rolled a 3,012 total
for ninth place.
This was only the second
time in the first 37 days of
the 79-day bowling marathon
that two teams had cracked
3,000 on the same day.
It appeared that Zunker was
going to oust Paul Kulbaga of
Cleveland as the top singles
man but ran into trouble in
his final game.
278 Gams
Zunker, no relation to the
ABC hall of famer Gil Zun
ker, opened up with games of
235 and 212 and was working
on a string of nine strikes in
his lasf game. If he struck out
it would have given him a 727
pin count and the lead. But
the six pin hung and Zunker
converted for a spare and a
278 game, one pin shy of a tie
and two short of the lead.
Joseph Menzzopane Sr. and
Joseph Jr., a father-son dou
bles team from Middleton,
N.J. set a tournament mark
with a 502 doubles game, the
highest two-man effort in the
tournament to date. But the
Menzzopanes were unable to
break into the top five in
doubles standings as they
bzowled other games of 344,
and 351 for a 1,198 total.
Captain Joe Merli paced the
Preate Furniture team with a
693 series while Captain Lar
ry Claeys was also high for
the Chicago quintet with a
636.
Glendale
Tops, Chiefs
ROGUE LEAGUE STANDINGS
W. L. Pet.
Glendale : 2 (1 1.000
Illinois Valley 1 0 1.000
Roeuc River 0 2 .000
Eagle Point 0 1 .000
Glendale - Glendale gained
its second Rogue league base
ball win against no losses Sat
urday night by defeating
Rogue River high 11 to 4 here.
Errors proved costly to the
Rogue River team.
C. Burke, the Glendale
pitcher, tossed five hitter.
He struck out batters 15 times
and walked eight. The Pirates
got six hits off the Chieftains'
Ron .Laws who struck out sev
en and issued eight free pass
es. Gene Van Dorn of Rogue
River got the biggest blow in
the game'with a triple. Jerry
Kite for RR and Watson for
Glendale each hit two for
four.
1.INESCORE:
Rogue River .. 000 013 0 4 8 1
Glendale 040 304 x II 6 I
Laws and Priest; C. Burke and
M. McLaughlin.
RV Dairy Maid
Drills Planned j
Eagle Point - Tuesday and;
Thursday practices at 6 p.m.
and a Saturday drill at 1:30 :
p.m. here have been an
nouned for the Rogue Valley
Dairy Maids Softball squad by ,
Coach Shy Callaghan.
The Saturday practice is
slated in place of one on Eas
ter Sunday. I
Callaghan reported turn
out of 15 candidates yester- j
day at the Eagle Point high j
field. He said that all girls
interested in trying out for ;
the team are invited to the
workouts.
FIGHTS
Torreon. Mexico (UPIi Jose
Becerra. 121, Mexico, knocked out
Piml Barajas, 123. Mexico (7 non-title.
BARTLETT BELLES:
Corner club defeated Trow
bridge and Flynn Electric by
a total pin count of 2656 to
2647 in the playoff for first
place honors in the Bartlett
Belles Bowling league.
T and F was the first half
winner in the loop and Corner
club took the second half. A
pot game among other teams
of the league was won by
Crystal Meats.
Annual meeting for nomi
nation and election of next
year's officers will be held at
the Elks dining room Friday,
April 15, at 7:30 p.m. All
members are asked to be pres
ent since all changes in league
procedure will be made at that
time.
The awards dinner and
presentation of trophies will
be held at Kim's banquet room
April 22, at 7 p.m. Tickets
may be purchased from the
team captains or from Peg
Waldron.
rogie rollers:
Standing-: w-
Hohta'i Center 31
Henry's Broiler 28
Red Blanket Lumber Co. .. 2ft
Jackson County Federal .... 26
Skeetcrs and Skceten 20
Team Two 20
Twin Plune.es 10
Hoot Owl Logging Co 1R
Desert Service 18
Minnesota Woolens 12
OSC Trims
Washington
Sn Track
Corvallis-dJPH-Oregon Stale
defeated the University of
Washineton Saturday in a du
al track meet for the first
time in 11 years, 76-55.
The Beavers took 10 of the
15 events and had two dou
ble winners.
Amos M r s h won both
sprints and Norm Hoffman
won the mile and the 880.
Hoffman establish a new
Oregon State record In win
ning the mile in 4:11.2. Marsh
set a field mark of 21. 5 In the
220.
Don Martin of Washington
also set a new Oregon State
field mark in the discus with
a toss of 167-V2. Rich Harder
of Washington tied a field
mark of 48.4 in the 440.
Oregon State's Rooks de
feated Oregon's Frosh 66-56
in a freshman meet.
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Henry's 3 (Gish 4271 1049: Team
Two 1 iGoff 4101 1837.
Twin Plunies 3 I Doty 4331 1900;
Skceten 1 iPetard 3971 1863.
Hoot Owl 0 (Le Roy 466 ) 1882;
JC federal 4 (Gage 3931 I87J.
Hobbs 3 i Fisher 4201 1936; Wool
ens I iSmith 4471 1803.
High game J. McCready 210.
NIGHT HAWKS LEAGUE
Standings: W. L.
Mitchell Bros. Truck Line 25 7
BAR 22 10
Hnmllton Menu. Corp 20 12
Mechanics Laundry 16 16
Triangle rood Market 13 17
Team No. Five 14 18
Guy Hays Real Estate ..... S 2.1
Barco Supply Co T 25
Results:
Hamilton Mgmt. 3 fRobert Baylor
48l 1502; Barco 1 I Bob Bigger 4301
1492.
Mechanics Lndry. 3 'Don Emery
4691 1601; Triangle Mkt. 1 (Bob
Foster 1691 1635.
BAR 4 John Strobe! 506) 1622;
Hays 0 (Don Crawford 4321 1441.
Mitchell Broa. 3 (Howard Baker
527i 1709: Team No. Five 1 (Roy
Wilson 4611 1604.
High game David Baylor 198.
Rochester Cops
Fourth Straight
United Press International
The Rochester Americans,
fresh from their comeback
victory over the Cleveland
Barons, will face the regular
season champion Springfield
Indians in the final round of
the American Hockey league
playoffs, beginning Wednes
day night in Springfield.
The Americans, who drop
ped the first three games of
their semifinal series to Cleve
land, defeated the Barons. 4-1,
in the seventh and deciding
game Sunday night, to earn
the right to meet Springfield.
It marked the first time in the
24-year history of the league
that a team has ever won a
playoff series after losing the
first three games.
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