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Stud Legion Nine Whips
CP 13-1; Medford Host
To Klamath Aggregation
Central Point Chenev Studs
with pitchers Bill Anhorn and
Brad Gettling holding rival
batters at bay and with Pat
Pepper, Mike Glines, Brad
Gettling and Louis Alvarez
supplying hitting punch,
thumped Grants Pass 13 to 1
here last night in southern
division of Area 4 American
Legion junior baseball.
The victory made more se
cure Central Point's hold on
second place in the standings.
League play continues at
Cheney diamond here tonight
with Medford opposing Klam
ath Falls No. 1. Game time is
B p.m. Klamath heads the
circuit with a spotless record.
Medford is still trying for its
first league triumph.
Anhorn hurled four innings
of hitless ball for CP last
Schroeder
Fires 160
Colorado Springs - (UPH -Terry
Cundari of Oregon was
the only player from his team
to qualify for match play
Tuesday in the NCAA golf
championships here.
Cundari shot a 78 to go
with a first-round 72 and
wound up with 150.
The leading Oregon State
scorer was Stewart Schroeder
(ex-Medford High) with a 79-81-160.
Other Beaver scores
Included Bill Aubry 83-84-167;
Tom Hamlin 91-82-173;
Jack Mattison 85-78-163; Jack
Rohrbough 80-89-169.
Other Webfoot scores were
Keith Gubrud 84-73-157; Den
ny Strickland 76-84-160; Tom
Jakobsen 82-79-161 and Tom
Shaw 80-81-161.
Drysdale Puzzle
To LA Dodgers
Cincinnati, Ohio - IUPII - Los
Angeles Dodgers officials and
players are busier than a
head-shrinker with a room
full of schizophrenics today
trying to figure out what's
wrong with the team's ace
hurler, Don Drysdale.
But what's more important,
Manager Walt Alston and
company would like to know
what to do about it.
"Since he slipped in the
clubhouse and strained his
back earlier in the season, I
don't think Don's been throw
ing very hard and his control
has been off," said Alston.
Catcher Norm Sherry who's
seen the lanky hurler in ac
tion better than most other
Dodgers says, "I think Don
was throwing real hard Mon
day at Milwaukee."
Apparently Drysdale wasn't
throwing hard enough be
cause Brave bat ace Hank
Aaron touched him for two
homers to win the game.
"Drysdale got off to a bad
start this season. In the first
five games the Dodgers gave
him something like 10 runs.
He practically had to pitch a
shutout to win," said a sympa
thetic, but understandably
perplexed Alston.
"Milwaukee gave him a real
shellacking in Los Angeles,
but for the most part he's just
pitched in tough luck," the
Dodger mentor continued.
night and Gettling came with
in one out of making it a no
hit triumph for the Cheney
nine. With two out in the
bottom of the seventh (Grants
Pass was the "home" team),
Gettling yielded a triple to
Gary Holmes. That was the
only GP hit of the evening
and it drove in the only Cli
mate city run. Bud Stanley
had walked ahead of Holmes.
Grants Pass hit the ball just
out of outfield range just
twice.
In his four innings on the
hill, Anhorn walked four and
struck out five. Gettling is
sued three bases on balls, hit
a batter and fanned two.
Six In Fourth
Pepper drove in three runs
on two hits. Gettling had
four RBIs. He doubled home
three runners and scored
another off a sacrifice fly.
Steve Harris also had a four
RBI night, on three walks
and a hit. Alvarez had three
hits and Glines two for the
Studs.
Big inning for the Studs
was the fourth with six runs
on three hits, a walk, a field
er's option and three errors.
Three scored in the seventh
on two hits, four errors, a
walk, a hit batter, two stolen
bases and a passed ball.
Herb Wheeler, who chuck
ed 12 innings against Central
Point last Friday, is the likely
pitcher for Medford tonight
against Klamath Falls. The
KF nine could have Wally
Palmberg or John Webb on
the hill.
The Medford infield is ex
pected to be Bob Quinney at
first base. Jim Calhoun at
second, Craig Laurance at
third and Danny Miles at
shortstop with Jim Barry
catching. If Dick Ragsdale is
on hand, he may be in center
field with Mike Neathamer
going to left. Choice for right
pasture could be among Dick
Dcfflcy, Art Ruhl and Jack
Lowrey.
Ragsdale, who has been in
Canada, was not back for
Monday or Tuesday workouts.
Tim White, who has been
playing first base, reportedly
is going, or has gone, on a
trip.
AREA 4 STANDINGS
(Southern Division)
W.
Klamath Fall 3
Central Point 3
Grants Pass 1
Medford 0
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Pasero Says
New Loop
In Making
Portland IUPI) - Oregon and
Oregon state will join a new
Far West conference before
the year is out, Sports Editor
George Pasero of the Oregon
Journal predicted today.
"Only adverse administra
tive or alumni pressure along
the conference front that ex
tends from border New Mex
ico to the north Pacific region
could change the present sen
timent," Pasero said.
Officials from Oregon, OSC,
Washington state, Utah, Brig
ham Young, New Mexico,
Arizona and Arizona state
met in San Francisco last
week and plan to meet again
in Salt Lake City in October.
Stan Bates, athletic direc
tor at Washington state, indi
cated Monday WSU would
willingly join a new athletic
conference if Oregon and OSC
did so.
Spec Keene, OSC athletic
head, said, "At first 1 wasn't
for it. Now, as time goes on
and the more I see and think
of it, the more enthusiastic 1
become." Leo Harris, athletic
director at Oregon, said, "I'm
agreeably impressed. The
more I study it the more fa
vorably impressed I am that
in the long run our affiliation
with the new league would
be for the greater good of the
University of Oregon.
I.INKSCORES:
Central Point 210 BIO 313 12 I
Grants Pass 000 000 1 I 1 f
Anhnrn. Gettling (51 and Allen
Thompson. Varney (41 and Stevens
German Claims
World Record
Zurich, Switzerland (UPI)
Armin Hary, 23-year-old Ger
man sprinter, had to run the
100 meters twice in 10 sec
onds flat in order to establish
his claim to a world record.
Hary did it the first time
in an international track and
field meet here Tuesday but
the performance was disal
lowed because most of the six
other starters in the field
charged he had jumped the
gun.
So Hary asked the meet of
ficials to re-run the race.
The Frankfort radio sales
man then repeated his clock
ing of 10.0 seconds.
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UO Decathlon
Tickets Ready
Eugcne-iUHli-Ticket sales lor
the 1960 National Decathlon
championships at University
of Oregon July 8-9 began to
day. Emerald Empire Athletic
association officials said a re
served seat costs $4 each for
the two-day, 10-evcnt classic.
The two day affair will fea
ture 30 top decathlon stars
bidding for the National
championship and one of the
three berths open in the Unit
ed States Olympic team.
Favorites include Dave Ed
strom of Oregon and Rafer
Johnson of the Los Angeles
Striders. C. K. Yang of For
mosa, a freshman at UCLA,
also will fight it out with Ed
strom and Johnson for the na
tional title.
Cardinals, Rams
In Grid Opener
Philadelphia rtJPD - The Na
tional Football league, with
the Dallas Cowboys as an add
ed starter, will open its 41st
season Sept. 23 when the St.
Louis Cardinals meet the
Rams at Los Angeles.
Dallas will make its bow
the following night against
the Pittsburgh Steelers in the
Cotton Bowl.
The league will get into
full swing on Sunday, Sept.
25 when Green Bay will play
host to the Chicago Bears; the
Philadelphia Eagles will wel
come the Cleveland Browns;
the world champion Balti
more Colts will be at home to
the Washington Redskins and
the San Francisco 49'crs will
battle the New York Giants,
Eastern conference titlehold
ers, on the West Coast.
NW First Half
Ends June 30
United Press International
It's still anybody's guess
who will be the first-half pen
nant winner of the Northwest
league today as only three
and one-half games separate
the first three teams In circuit
standings.
The league will wrap up
its first half of action June
30 leaving only eight more
days to jlay.
Tri-City won Tuesday nigni,
13-7 over Wenatchce off the
nower hitting of Tommy Ag-
osta and Harry Dunlop. Lew-
iston took two wins over tu
gene, 2-1 and 3-1, and Salem
squeezed by Yakima, 7-8.
Grounds Laid
For New Loop
San Francisco - uipn - The
next step in the organization
of a new collegiate athletic
conference Involving some
members of the Skyline and
Border conferences and the
old Pacific Coast conference
lies with the administration
of schools involved.
Directors and faculty rep
resentatives of the schools
loid groundwork for the new
league in meetings which
ended over the week end.
Schools represented includ
ed Utah, Brigham Young,
New Mexico, Arizona, Ari
zona State. Oregon, Oregon
State and Washington State.
LA Judge Says
Cannon Not
Ram Property
Los Angeles-iVPIl-All Amer
ica Billy Cannon is free to
play football with the team of
his choice, the Houston Oilers
of the fledgling American
Football league.
Federal Judge William
Lindberg described Cannon as
a wonderful athlete but "any
thing but an astute business
man" Monday in ruling he
could play with the Oilers.
Cannon, former Louisiana
State university halfback,
was taken to court by the Los
Angeles Rams who tried to
keep him from playing with
anyone but them.
Cannon signed a contract
with the Rams Nov. 30-a
month before he played with
LSU in the Sugar Bowl game
-calling for some S50.000 over
a three-year period. Later he
signed witli Houston for
salary double what the Rams
offered.
In voiding the Los Angeles
contract, Lindberg said the
agreement Cannon signed was
simply an offer to enter into
a binding agreement He said
the pact should be character
ized as a "conditional prece
dent to execution" of a work
ing contract.
The jurist said the Ram
contract called for a termina
tion date, but no starting date,
indicating it was conditional.
RESCHEDULE FIGHT
San Francisco IUPII -The
world junior lightweight title
fight between Flash Elorde of
the Philippines and Harold
Gomes of Providence, R. I.,
has been rescheduled for
Wednesday, Aug. 17 to ac
commodate Elorde. The bout
originally was set for July
6 but was postponed to give
Elorde enough time to recover
from an illness.
AGREES TO TERMS
San Francisco (UP!) - Frank
Morze, fighting a weight prob
lem, has agreed to terms with
the San Francisco Forty-Nin-ers
of the National Football
league. Morze, who at times
has ballooned beyond 275
pounds, has set his sights on
265 pounds when the club
arrives at training camp.
OFFER LEBARON TRADE
Washington lUPll-The Wash
ington Redskins have offered
quarterback Eddie Lebaron
to the National Football
league's new Dal'as Cowboys
in exchange for a 1961 draft
pick and at least one other
player.
PORTL ANDERS QUALIFY
Walla Walla - lUPD - Two
Portland golfers qualified
Monday for the Professional
Golfers association tourney in
Akron, Ohio, July 21-24. Bid
ding for the $50,000 stake
will be Harvey Hixson and
Bill Eggers.
INDIANS SIGN DUNC
Eugene -IUPII - Steve Dune,
who graduated from South
Eugene high school this year,
has signed a contract with the
Cleveland Indians baseball
organization.
Two Mishaps Are
Reported in CP
Central Point-Central Point
police reported two accidents
near the intersection of High
way 99 and Pine st. Monday.
The first accident about
4:45 p.m. involved a car driv
en by Mrs. Patsy J. Allison,
Box 452, Central Point, and a
parked vehicle owned by
Paul M. Watkins, 4865 Hope
dr., Central Point.
According to Mrs. Allison,
she was forced into the Wat
kins' vehicle parked near the
Cheney Forest Products mill
on South Front st. (Highway
99) by a third motorist.
Considerable damage was
done to the Allison vehicle,
police said.
Howard W. Gary of Wil
liams was cited for failure to
yield the right of way to on
coming traffic as a result of
the second accident about
8:25 p.m., police said.
According to police reports,
the accident occurred when
Gray was turning left from
Highway 99 to Pine st. Opera
tor of the second vehicle was
Merritl L. Sanger, 2420 Sce
nic ave., Central Point, offi
cers said.
WANTS ATTENTION
San Francisco-JUPIl-Thomas
Mahoney, 27, a burglary pa
role violator, returned to city
jail Tuesday and said he walk
ed out Sunday with a group
of visitors going into an ele
vator because "nobody paid
any attention to me."
LAHR RETIRES
Cleveland, Ohio HJPIl-War-ren
Li nr. outstanding defen
sive halfback for the Cleve
land Browns for the past 11
seasons, today announced his
retirement.
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