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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1960)
'0 :3 O O O ooo 0 3 CO GD r.GD ; Maids Oppose Salem Saturday White City - Diamond sea son at th Veterans Admin istration Domiuiiiary's Mem orial stadium will open here Saturday night. The occasion will be a 1960 inaugural in the Northwest Women' Major Softball league matching the Rogue Valley Dairy Maids and the Salem Shamrocks. Play ball time is 8 p.m. The teams vie again at 1:30 p.m. Sunday. The Shamrocks are the de fending women's champions of the Oregon State Softball association. They won the crown here last August, tak ing five straight victories af ter losing their opening tour nament game. Rogue Valley was state champ in 1958. Each of the clubs is expect ed to have about the same personnel as in 1959 when Salem won three out of five iames from the Maids. Ihe clubs split in regular season play and the Shamrocks won a state meet game from Rogue Valley. Pat Barron is expected to pitch for the Dairy Maids with Jean Main handling the catch ing assignment. Doris Hick son is a likely starter at first base with Janet Pfaff at sec ond, Shirley Hanson at third and Helen Wolgamott at ihortstop. Jan Bateman and Ellen Cal laghan are probable outfield ers and for the other field spot choice is among Tony Owens, Betty Ann Higday and Phyl lis Perry. Miss Perry is com peting in the state tennis tourney, which is today and tomorrow at Corvallis. Marge Hurley, who man ages Salem, was named out standing pitcher of the state tourney last year, and Deloris Hanson, shortstop, was desig nated outstanding player other than pitcher. Others on the state title crew included Maurine Schollian, Jane Low ell, Sherry Larson, Sue Hend rick, Betty Mantyla, Char lotte Kenagy and Vivian Reaves. Kermit McLemore Paces Red Raiders in Batting Jack Kopacz Bob Jonei 44 Don Vanmcc 10 John Younger ....12 Bob Johnson 4 iLarry Perkins) .... 4 Willie Gamer .... .4 Kay Kelley Damien Rossetto . 2ft John Cook 27 Marly Vogler ....11 Joe Funderburf ..13 Alan McKinnii .... 2 Mike Conley 1 Earl Tichenor 0 Tnlili Opponents PITCHING RP.COR11S: Ip h fr era John Y'unser 47 .13 11 2.10 Don Van he .27!, 2S 13 4.29 Marly Voder 23 27 7 2 74 Kay Kellcy ..11", 14 3 2 30 John Conk . . B'j B 4 ( IS AlanMKinnii 8 4 1 1.13 Jack Brown ... 41, 7 3 6.27 Earl Tichenor 3 2 0 0.00 Touts 111 Louis Observes 46th Birthday Los Angeles (UPD Joe Louis celebrated his 46th birthday today, laughing at any ideas of bad luck on Friday the 13th. "I've had good luck," he said, "and I don't think it's going to change today." Louis, golf lover, self styled stay-at-home and for mer heavyweight boxing champion of the world, leaves for New York Sunday to work for the promoters of the Floyd Patterson-Ingemar Johansson June title fight. JichlanJ Vprivi MeT.pmnrp Jim Deiti I Eldon Francis 54 capped the 1960 baseball cam paign with a terrific .511 average to lead the Southern Oregon College batting statis tics for the regular season. McLemore had 24 base hits in 47 trips to the plate but he was not just an offensive ball player. The Red Raider third sacker did not commit an error in any of the 15 games he played in for a perfect 1.000 fielding mark. Phil Sword, with a bulging .353 average, was the leading run producer with 15 runs batted in. He was also second in runs scored with 15. Eldon Francis led in runs scored wnh 16 and Bob Jones was the top base stealer with seven. Francis also had the most extra base blows with seven on five doubles and two triples. Lefty John Younger topped the pitching with a 5-1 season and a respectable 2.10 earned run mark. Younger also set a new Oregon record with 21 strikeouts in a nine inning game. Younger was tops in innings pitched with 47 and in strike outs at 50 while Alan McKin- nis had the top earned run average for pitchers who were credited with wins or losses as he posted a 1.13 mark. As a team the Raiders bat ted .324, a mark that will put them near the top in national standings. The Raiders aver aged 6.9 runs per game and 10.1 hits. The season is not quite over, with the District 2 NA1A tournament to be played in Portland, May 20 and 21. For the Raiders the regular sea son saw a 12-5 record. The Raiders gained their "win ning" season with a nine-game triumph streak. 5J1 n? all 120 1 42 2.S4 12 5 OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE: JOHN YOUNGEH On April 26, lOtiO struck out 21 batters of Orefion Tech as Southern Oreuon college won 16-1 in a nine inning same. Younger walked only one and did not give up an earned run. This Oregon College record stands as OTI is an associate member of the NAIA. thus making the mark legal. STAND OUT CLUTCH PITCHING JACK BROWN on April 30 against Portland State came in to relieve John Cook with one out and the tying and winning runs on second and third base. Brown threw one pitch to the first batter and threw him out on a hall hit back to the mound. The next bat ter popped the second pitch foul into the hands of third baseman Kerm McLemore to end the game and preserve the Raider win. Tickets on Sale ! For TV Showing Of Title Fight Tickets have been printed and are now on sale fur the closed circuit television show ing at the Crauriaa theatre of the Ingemar Johansson Floyd Patterson heavyweight title boxing bout on Monday night, June 20. The tickets are available at ! the theatre. Robert Corbln, i manager here for Oregon arm California theatres, said that many tickets already have been sold. Price is S5 for each scat in the house. This charge is among the lowest in the country. Orders for tickets must be accompanied by money. The theater TV will be the fourth such showing of a title i bout here. 1 Fans Desiring Dodger Tickets Can Order Here Tickets for home games of the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National league have been made available to baseball fans in this area. Persons desiring to obtain box seats or reserved seals may. contact Harry Chipman, SPring 2-2974. About 10 days should be allowed for deliv ery of tickets, he said. Chipman is also local agent for the San Francisco Giants. At least a week should be al lowed for tickets to San Fran cisco games, it was stated. .J33 .333 .333 .318 '.2.H6 .200 .1(17 .14.4 .148 .144 .076 .000 .000 .000 .J74 .231 Competitive Swim Activities To Be Organized at Park Pool An organisational meeting I some of the city's better swim for a competitive swimming ; mcrs who will compete with program to be sponsored by swimmers ,rom other sollth. Medford s parks and , recre-1 aiiuii depar'.-.nem will be held icr" Oregon cities. Monday at 7:30 p.m. at tne ' These inter-rity swim meets Hawthorne park swimming are already scheduled accord- pool, "ig to Kooert liuwortb, prli Kenneth D. Lyons, the city's and recreation Director new recreation superintendent lnp sentl klnd of ,ei,m will be in charge of the pro gram which will be open to both boys and girls. Two kinds of competitive teams will be formed. One of these will be a composite of will he based on age groups. , A numlier of these age group I learns wilt be formed within the city itself and they will compete with one another. j These groups are, 10 and under, 11-12, 13-14, 1516 and 17 and over. Meets in these various age groups wiil be held throughout the summer, according to Haworth. Swimming instruction and team workouts will begin In the evenings from 7-8:30 p.m., following Monday's organi zational meeting. All inter ested youths, boys and grils alike, should attend this meeting, Haworth noted. Emphasis of the program Haworth said, will be on coaching, a " d developing skills and training habits for those who are inieresled in competitive swimming. MAIL TRIBUNE, Medfori Or. "7 Friday, May 13, 1960 A ' HARMATZ ENGAGED Baltimore -iLTII- Bill Har matz, who won last year's $190,000 Preakness aboard Mrs. Halina Braunstein's Roy al Orbit, has been engaged to ride the California comet, T. V. Lark, in the 31th run ning of the ihroc-.vcar-Cild classic at Pimlico on May 21. Ingemar Bans Bright Lights Grossinger, N. Y. -OTP- No more bright lights for Inge mar Johansson! The heavyweight champion today angrily banned movie lights from his training ring because he blamed them for a terrific punch in the face he received from a new sparmate. Ingo claimed he couldn't see the punch because of the dazzling lights during his sec ond round late Thursday with Corlez Stewart, a now spar mate from New York. BOXING LICENSE SOUGHT Los Angeles -HiPti- Feature Sports Inc. today applied to the California Athletic com mission for a license to hold the Archie Moore - Eric Schoeppner world champion ship light heavyweight fight in Los Angeles. Eli Boyar, spokesman lor the FSI. said if the license is granted the fight would be staged July 18 in the 100,000-seat Coliseum. BATTING STATISTICS: ab h -Thi ave. 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