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Paul Pender Keeps
Middleweight Toga
Br JACK CUDDY
Boston (UPD Co-middleweight
champion Paul Pend
er, who clubbed the fading
Sugar Ray Robinson into sub
mission in the clinches again
Friday night, sought a shot at
the light heavyweight crown
today instead of a title-clearing
fight in his own 160-pound
division.
Rangy, dark-haired Pender
of Brookline, Mass. - who is
recognized as middleweight
champion in Massachusetts,
New York and, most foreign
countries - challenged ancient
Archie Moore for a crack at
his light heavyweight (175
pound) title.
The former Brookline fire
man, who won another split
13-round decision over New
Yorker Robinson in their re
turn title fight at the Boston
Garden, said, "I'm not inter
ested right now in a title fight
with Gene Fullmer. I'm rec
ognized as champion in most
of the world. If Fullmer wants
to challenge me, he knows my
address."
Fullmer, of West Jordan,
Utah, is recognized as cham
pion by the National Boxing
association.
Could Fight at 169
Pender, who weighed 160
pounds - exactly the middle
weight limn -against Kobin
..son's 158fe, Friday night,
ttressed that he could come
Into the ring at an effective
169 pounds for a fight with
44-year-old Moore of San Di
ego, Calif.
"I'd like to fight Archie in
October," Irish Paul ex
plained, "if Archie keeps his
title against Erich Schoppner
of Germany at Toronto on
July 18."
Although Pender had to be
content with another split ver
dict, like the one he took in
his first victory over Robin
son at the Boston Garden on
Jan. 22, he beat the nearly
washed up Sugar Ray far
more impressively this time.
It seemed from the sixth to
the 14th round that Robinson
would be knocked out instead
of merely outpointed. Sugar
Ray appeared completely
helpless in the clinches-and
they were in clinches through
out the fight.
Clubbed Sugar's Head
Pender pulled and hauled
and clubbed the back of Sugar
Ray's head and his body with
short rights in every round
and the once-great Robinson,
39 or 40, wilted until it
seemed he might collapse
from exhaustion - as he did in
his 1952 hot-weather shot at
Joey Maxim's light heavy
weight crown.
Thus it was that Robinson
suffered for the first time the
loss of a rematch.
Pender won the decision on
a 10 points basis when judge
Jim Carrig favored him 149-
138 and judge John Savko
agreed, 147-142. But referee
Jimmy McCarron had Robin
son ahead, 146-144.
McCarron explained later
to reporters that he had taken
"some points" away from Pen
der because of his "rabbit
punching" to the back of Rob
inson's head.
The United Press Interna
tional preferred Pender, 146-
141; and a poll of 26 ringside
writers showed 17 for Pender,
eight for Robinson and one
even. Sugar Ray had gone Into
the ring favored at 8-5. -
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GAINS DECISION Two-state middleweight champion Paul
Pender tries to tie up challenger Sugar Ray Robinson as the
latter stings Pender with a flurry of left and rights in the
fourth round of Friday night's championship bout. Pender
gained a split decision to retain his title and says he will
next try for the light-heavyweight title now held by Archie
Moore. (UPI Telephoto)
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Uncertain
Future for
Sugar Ray
Boston-IUPD-Sugar Ray Rob
inson's future was in question
today after failing to regain
his Massachusetts-New York
middleweight title from Paul
Pender.
In his dressing room after
Friday night's split decision
loss, Robinson said he had to
have some time to think about
the future. "I'm going back to
New York without any idea
of what my plans are," Rob
inson said.
He added that he wanted
another crack at Pender, but
that this time it should be in
his home state of New York.
A tired former middle
weight champion of the world
said he had given Pender two
chances in Boston and that
Pender should now give him
a chance in his home state.
However, Pender and his
manager, Johnny . Buckley,
said they were not the least
bit Interested in a rematch.
Pender, wrapped in towels
and sporting a cut over his
left eye, had no compliments
for the officiating. "Robinson
kept holding and clutching. I
asked the referee to get rid of
him, but he didn't have any
strength to break : the
clinches," said Fender.
BOWLING
EARLY BIRD LEAGUE
Tally Ho won the Early Bird
Bowling league playoff over Valley
Locker 2155 to 2009 total pins.
High game was rolled by C. Baylor,
229.
League awards included:
Hiah same scratch C. Bavlor 211:
hi Eh game handicap B. St. Clair
253; nigh series -scratch Baylor
503: high series handica p K.
Franks 647; most improved bowl
er C. Mitchell 30 pins; perfect at
tendance Baylor, St. Clair, G,
Dixon, J, Richardson, J, Coffman,
Mitchell, C. Cotter.
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SUMMER MISFITS
Standings:
MP's .
Four Bees
Tigers
Alley Dusters
Gaer's
Flat Tires
Four Scares
Hot Shots
W.
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SPORTS
Results:
MP's 1 (B. Pomeroy 509) 1752;
Tigers 3 (B. Newland 6161 1879.
Four Bees 1 (D. Baylor 551) 2174:
Gaer's 3 IL. Richardson 564) 2253.
Alley Dusters 1 (C. Hendry 442)
1740) Flat Tires 3 (G. Chase 423)
2024.
Four Scares 1 (E. Stenhenson
445) 1900; Hot Shots 3 (J. Llndsey
4551 2018.
tile i Games Men. B. Newland
24; women, C. Stephenson 183.
Hieh scries women. C. StODhen-
son 434.
Gold Rey Fish Count
WEEK ENDING JUNE Hi
Chinook salmon - 3.581
(Includes 22.9 per cent jack
salmon). .
Summer run sieelhead -
12.
FULL SEASON:
Chinook salmon - 13,001
(includes 18.8 per cent jack
salmon.)
Summer run sieelhead -21.
CARDS GET BAUTA
PittsburBh-flJPU-The Pirates
have agreed to transfer Pitch
er Ed Bauta to the St. Louis
Cardinals as part of a recent
trade in which they acquired
Pitcher Wilmer Mizell from
St. Louis.
Hartack Is
Sarcastic
After Race
United Press International
New York-Willie Hartack,
racing's angry young man,
was at his caustic best after
booting Celtic Ash to victory
over Venetian Way Saturday
in the Belmont Stakes.
However, the controversial
jockey insulted only one man
and one horse - indirectly.
Asked if he felt trainer Vic
Sovinski did him a favor by
dropping him as Venetian
Way's rider after a disappoint
ing fifth-place finish in 'the
Preakness, Hartack snarled:
He didn't do me a favor.
I would have got off that
horse anyway."
After piloting Venetian
Way to victory in the Ken
tucky Derby last month, Har
tack warned newsmen, "Don't
call me Willie and don't ask
any stupid questions." He is
sued no such ultimatums yes
terday but eyed reporters
suspiciously throughout the
post-Belmont interview.
Only Congratulation
Eric Guerin, who finished
last aboard Tooth and Nail,
was the only rider who con
gratulated Hartack in the Bel
mont Park jockey quarters.
"Nice ride," Guerin said as
Willie wiped the dust from his
face with a large sponge.
Hartack nodded and said:
"Thanks, Eric. I was afraid
he (Celtic Ash) was going to
take off on me on the back
stretch and I had a tough
time holding him. I moved
outside at about the half-mile
pole so I'd be in a position to
let him run and at the three
eighths pole he really cut out
(took off)."
A reporter then asked Wil
lie if he knew the next race
In which he would ride Celtic
Ash.
I don't know," he answer
ed. "That's up to the owner
and the trainer. But I'm ready
to ride that horse any time."
Tuesday Last Day
For Entries in RV
Tennis Tournament
Entries are being accepted
in nine categories for the
Rogue Valley Tennis club's
second annual Rogue Valley
tournament at Ashland.
The meet will be on June
18 and 19. Play will be on
courts at Southern Oregon col
lege and Ashland High school
and in Lithia park.
Entries close on Tuesday
evening, June 16. They may
be sent to Dick Joy, tourna
ment chairman, 1665 Siskiyou
blvd., Ashland. His telephone
number is MUrdock 9-8741.
Joy, in announcing final
plans for the tournament,
stated that contention will be
in boys' singles, junior men's
singles and doubles, men's
doubles and singles, junior
SUMMER BALL St CHAIN
Standings: W.
Headline 20',a 1
2 Hits & 2 Mrs -....20
Dead Fins -.17
The Jewels 10,a
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Monkey Wrenchers , 15
Washouts 14 "4
LoCo's , 14
Alley Cats 14
Foul Ups w. .....12 t
Dominos 11
The Splits . . 10)4
Channel CaU ............. . fl
Brooklyn 7
Phils Briefed
On Bevo Park
Before Arrival
Portland - While the ma
jority of Philadelphia Phillies
baseball players will see Mult
nomah stadium for the first
time when the National league
club meets the Portland Beav
ers in an exhibition on Mon
day, June 13, everyone on the
squad can describe the park
in detail.
John Buzhardt has seen to
that. The mild, mannered
moundsman from Prosperity,
S.C., pitched for Portland in
1958 before closing that sea
son with a 3-0 big league log
for the Chicago Cubs.
"The important thing to Te
rn e m b e r," he cautions the
pitchers "is to make the bat
ters hit to right. It's really
deep."
Far Western Team
While Phillies' Manager
Gene Mauch, a Californian, is
likely to decide upon his start
ing lineup a short time before
his National league club meets
the Beavers, he could field
team predominately Far West
ern in makeup.
veterans' singles and doubles,
women's singles and mixed
doubles.
Boys' play is for youths 15
years of age and under and
junior men's bracket is for
those 18 and under. Men's di
vision is for all ages and men
35 and over can contend in
junior veterans' play. Entry
fees range from $1 for the
boys division to $3 each for
men's and junior men's cate
gories. Fees may be paid on
arrival for the first day of
the tourney.
Report To College
Players are to report to the
Southern Oregon college net
courts by 9 a.m. Saturday. The
draw will be posted there and
the time for each match will
be indicated.
All women's singles will be
contested on the Lithia park
courts, including the finals
which a"re to begin at 5:30 p.m.
on Saturday. Boys singles will
be started on the high school
courts and the second round
will be played at the park fa
cility. All other matches will
take place on the college
courts both Saturday and Sun
day with finals set for 1 p.m.
Sunday.
Balls will be furnished by
the tournament sponsors and
trophies will go to all cham
pions and to runnersup in sin
gles.
Players and their families
are invited to attend a tennis
picnic near the net courts in
the park on Saturday at 7 p.m.
It will be potluck. Drinks and
ice cream will be furnished by
the club. Prior to the picnic a
tennis clinic will be conducted
for boys by Southern Oregon
college coaches.
Whitworth Wins
NAIA Tourney
Sioux City, Iowa - (UPD -Whitworth
college, behind
the pitching of Ray Washburn
and Tom Ingram, shut out
Georgia Southern, 4-0, Satur
day to win the 1960 NAIA
small college baseball cham
pionship.
Washburn pitched only
three innings but he struck
out the nine batters who faced
him, running his tournament
record to 43 strikeouts in 19
innings. He allowed only five
hits in the tournament and
was not scored upon.
Ingram took over for Wash
burn in the fourth inning.
finished the game and was
credited with the victory. In
gram gave up five hits and
struck out five batters.
DEER WARNING GIVEN
Portland - (UPD - State game
commission officials have
urged Oregon residents to
quit "adopting" apparently
motherless young deer. Offic
ials explained the fawns are
left in hiding spots by the
mothers. The mothers, offic
ials reveal, return to them for
feeding and general protec
tion later. The game commis
sion said the "adopting" prac
tice could lead to a court ap
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Results: r
Jewels 1 (I. Patten 508) 2114;
2 Hits & 2 Mrs. 3 (G. Piazza 548)
2228.
Washouts 1 (C. Wolff 809) 2166:
Foul Ups 3 (R. Dixon 581) 2103.
splits l li.. nowe 4uf moi;
Headline 3 (G. Walters 502) 2016.
Alley Cats 3 (K. Smith 521)
2051-. Brooklyns 1 (L. Stanphll 440)
2039.
Dominos 3 (R. Wilkes 542) 2201:
Channel Cats 1 (R. Wallace 528)
2156.
D-Ti 1 (J. Dickinson 931) 2086:
LoCo's 3 (L, Coats S04) 2153.
Dead Pins 1 (B. Urle 428) 1987:
Monkey Wrenchers 3 (C. Long 452)
2082.
High flames G. Piazza 219. K.
Smith 219, R. Wilkes 215, P. Cog
gins 213.
TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE
Standings: W.
Misflls .... 9
Slow Pokes 9
Leisure Timers S
Tigers 9
Hot Shots .... S
Boohs ...................... S
Flub Dubs .,. . S
Sweet Pdas 8
Celtic Ash Wins Belmont
Race; Venetian Way 2nd
. New York-IUPD - Celtic Ash, I Celtic Ash paid $18.80, $8.40,
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by Bill Hartack, came through
with speed in the stretch Sat
urday to win the $150,900
Belmont Stakes in 2:29 35
for the mile and a half.
Venetian Way, the colt that
Hartack rode to victory in the
Kentucky Derby, was second,
5'2 lengths behind Celtic Ash
while Disperse finished third.
Celtic Ash's victory meant
that, for the second straight
year, the "Triple Crown" of
the turf was split three ways.
Venetian Way took the Der
by, Bally Ache the Preakness,
and now Celtic Ash won the
Belmont.
Celtic Ash, owned by the
Green Dunes Farm, stormed
up from last place to earn
first place money of $96,785.
comfortable 3 -way
support!
and $4.30 across the board.
Venetian Way paid $7.20 and
$5.30 and Disperse returned
$7.20 for show,
Tompion had been favored
in the race after Bally Ache
was withdrawn because of an
injury.
COACH PROMOTED
Iowa Citv. Iowa-TOPD-Coach
Forest Evashevski, who guid
ed the University of Iowa to
national prominence, was ap
pointed athletic director
Thursday. Evashevski suc
ceeds Dr. Paul Brechler, with
whom he frequently feuded
over policy. Evashevski will
coach the Hawks for one
more season, filling the dual
role of athletic director and
head football coach.
Medford Junior Legion
Triumphs Over Roseburg
Medford Post 15 American
Legion junior baseball team
opened Its season yesterday
with a 5 to 1 and 2 to l douoie
header sweep over Roseburg
at Memorial stadium, White
City.
A three-hit four -run first
Inning and Herb Wheeler's
one-hit pitching made the dif
ference in the first tussle.
Medford had Roseburg pitch
ing wildness to thank in the
other.
The Medford crew, sponsor
ed by Coca Cola Bottling
company and other Medford
businessmen, gained its initial
inning tallies on a double by
Tim White, singles Dy jjick
Rassdale and Jim Calhoun, a
base on balls, an error and a
stolen base. White and Cal
houn each drove in two runs,
Additional Post 15 marker
was in the fifth canto on
base on balls, two groundouts
and a single by Craig Laur
ance. An error, a passed ball,
a flyout and Roseburg's lone
hit. by Gordon Avery man-
a Bed the Lockwood Motors
run.
Wheeler fanned six batters,
walked three and hit one.
Tom Hobbs. throwing a four-
hitter for Roseburg, struck
out two, walked four and hit
one.
Runs Walked In'
In the second game Rose
burg got the first run ln0the
fourth canto with hits by
Dous Copeland and Bill
Franks, off relief pitcher Bob
Ottlnncy and a passed ball
Medford got a tying run In
th same stanza on a tingle
by Laurance and a walk to
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J Crenshaw and two more bases
on balls off relief man Denny
Edwards. The winning score
came with one out in the fifth
and last canto. Edwards walk
ed two. He was replaced by
Arlan Foote who Issued two
free passes to push Dick Rags-
dale across the plate for the
victory marker. The other
bases on balls in the inning
were to Bob Quinney, White
and Gary Miller.
The Coca Cola team, after
scoring in the fourth, had the
bases loaded with no one out
but Dick Deffley and Bud
Lowery were fanned by Ed
wards and Dan Miles hit into
a force play,
Miles and Laurance, .with
singles, got the only Medford
hits in the second scrap, cope
land got two safeties of the
five Roseburg socked. Three
of the Lockwood hits were
off starter ' Bud Lowery In
three innings and the other
two were yielded by Quinney,
Medford will open Its Area
season on Tuesday against
Grants Pass at Cheney field
and will meet Central Point
Cheney Studs at the same
diamond on Friday.
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