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Newspaper Page TextWEDNEBDAY, JULY 20, 1000 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD, ORE. B 3 SPORTS Gamble Works For LA Dodgers I, cik Anui'li'K Will Miinnifcr Wiillcr Alsliin luday tuuli credit tor u ifilmhlc (liiil pnlil (iff Tuc(lliy nlulil when Im lut . Aimelea flrsl liimi'muii Norm Linker lilt iinuinM n lefl JiiiiKlur. Lurkcr'a two-run Immur In tliv ni'Vi'iilli Innlnit liiutiuhl the Diirittrra H 9-4 vliMnry over llitt Icniiiii'-kiidliiK I'lllnbiii uh J'lnitra hrfiirn n clirvrliix criiwd uf M, '1:111 I ii nn In the Ciillai'iiin. In (milKlil'a si'ciuid ifiune Willi UlC I'll'lllCK. Stun Wll- Hums, U-, Knca for hi fmirtli atnilfcht win imaliihl (icin'Kv "W i 1 1 . Ju.it brouKlit up from Hull I.uku City by lMltHliurKh. Larktr la LeltU "I conaldi'ii'd llflliiK l.iir kcr wlio UK ii left liiinik'd Ii li ter mriily linta iikiiiiiiI u auutli jiiiw," Alalim anid. "Hut I de rided to let him hit uKiilnat 'recl Green. My reiiauntiiK win Hint If 1 put In Gil 1 Indues the rimtea nili;hl have lined Klrny Knee u 1 deelded to Kiinihlc with l.nrker." It wua Lurker'a (lrl iniijiir rii(iue ho'mer off a left hiind rd pitcher nnd only lli second f the aeunon. The homer wua Ida third hit of the miht und limbed hla hnttlnii nveriitfe to .3.19. 4 Home Runs In One Contest Ned l.nnder.. hit four home rum In one Kunie for First lluptlat In one name lust night m Hint teiini bolstered lla Church Softliull Irniliie lend with two vlctorlea. The Bnptlata bcul First Mellmdlut IJ lo J nnd Klrat United I'rcabytrrliin 23 to S. l.nndera' lioiuera were In the errand tu.iale. There were two forefelturea nt nliiht. Latter Day Saint von by default from Klrat Niunrcnc nnd Phoenix Pres byterian by the anme menns from Weatmlnater Preaby terlnn. BRAVES SIGN ROOKIE Mllwnokee, Wl. -HIM- Lefl luinded pitcher Jim Klynn, n ophomore nt tlio University of Toledo, lin alKned with the Mllwnukec lirnves. Klynn, a native of Whltehouae. Ohio, will report to Hie Hrnvea' Jnckaonvllle fnrm club of the Clnaa A South Atlantic leniiuc next aenson. ENJOY cut fotwty the true old style Kentucky BOUrbOn . . . always smoother because it's slow-distilled KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKY 86 PROOF EARLY TIMES DISTILLERY CO., LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY Liston-Machen Match Slated Portliind-IUI'U - Hcixln. pro moter Tommy Moycr mi Id heru Tueadny Hint he will mulch heiivyweliiht Sonny Ustcm of Phllndelphlu und Kddlu Maelien of I'orllnnd, Ore., In .Seattle Sept. 7, Muyer made the iiiiiioiiiicu iiient followlnii Llfltnn'a third round knockout of X.nru Fol ley of Cluiudler, Ariz., Mon day nlidit lit Di'iiver, Mnyer also said n wvller welKht chiimplonahlp match between Don Jordan of Loa AnKelea und litleholder Ben ny (Kid) I'aret Inn been lined up for Seattlo Auk- 24. Bowling League Ends Session Omnhii, Neb. -Illrll-The In fnnt National UowlInK leiiKuc today wrestled with problema riinKliiK from n possible divis ion of the circuit Into confer ences to players' contmcts, The 12 franchise owners who plun to create n leuifuo equal In social slandlnK to inn. Jor league operations In other sporls wound up a flvc-dny session here with cxpeclu tlons of a million dollars an nuully In television rovcniic nnd n completed plnyer drnft. Stoneham Blast . Brings Results Sun Krnnclsco - fUPD - Well, when Horace Slonebnm blasts his Sun Krnnclsco Glunts, he Is one iiuy who net nctlon. At approximately 7:45 p.m. Tuesday nlKbt, President Ilnr nce had churned his tenm with fnllliiK to hustle nnd being complacent. Some three hours Inter, rookie Juan Mnrlchnl hnd finished his debut in the ma jor lenKiies by pitching a one hitter Hint Rave the fifth plnce Glunts a 2-0 triumph over Philadelphia's Phillies and a winning atrenk of two in a row. Sonny Ray Has Favorite Role Chicago - HTIi - Sonny Rny. once rated fourth among the world light henvywelghts was n alight favorite today to bent Easterner Billy Ryan on tele vision tonight to prevent him from climbing Into the top 10. Bay, benten In hi Inst two fights, was confident Hint he would triumph over his Low ell, Mass., foe who has lost only three times in 28 bouts. Rny has lost 12 of 34 pro fights. Georgia la the Inrgest state east of the Mississippi. SPORTS PARADE 08CAR FRALEY flpcirl Writer united Press Now York -lUPD- Wllllo Mc Covey, who wua everybody'! rookie of the year Just one aiiort season ago, la singing it and and alow at Tacomn toduy lo prove onco again that it's u long way up and a short step down, t The minor leagues urc lit tered with the fuded spangles of guya who once hit It big In the big leagues. Somo of them muko It buck in one cupaclly or another. But for most of them It's simply a way of life they find It Impossible to give up until, reaching the bottom of the baseball Inddcr, they drop off Into limbo, MeCovey has n lot of for mer big league company down where he's giving It the come back try today, And they nil secretly liurbor the big dreum routine even when they know they're simply whistling pust a graveyard. A Long Llii Guys like Don Larsen say, or Dusty Rhodes; Brooks Lawrence, Country Slaughter and big Luke Euster. What goes through the head of a man like Lurscn when he toes the mound in the Incom parable Ignominy of the American association? How docs a fellow feel when he still curries In his memory the cheera which rocked the bnse bull world when he pitched the only no-hitter In World Series history? Dusty Rhodes hangs on at Tncomn. Why? Because you cnn'l forget the ndulnllon which was yours when your bat destroyed the opposition for the Cinderella Ginnts of a past World Series. There ore mnny of them down there who knew the baseball big top. Look through the International league ros ters which list such os Al Clcolte, whose dream was to wipe out an old family scar; Wilmer Shantz, Warren Hack er, Mike Golint and Norm Zniichln. Slaughter, whose riotous basc-rnnlng won one World Series and whose bat helped capture others, la plnylng- mnnnger at Houston. And out on the const you can see such memories as Suitcase Simp son, Nippy Jones, Jim Brldo- wescr, Jim Grccngruss, Chuck t'odblclnn and Rny Crone. Insurance On Drxam A lot of them try to get insurance on the dream. These are the ones who take the heartaches and the headaches of managing no matter where. They feel that, somehow, they just might catch lightning in a bottle nnd move right on up lo one of those 16 coveted mnnngerinl spots In the ma jors. There's the rub. For there are only 16 of those eagerly eyed pushbutton perches and the owners, risky as their business Is, fight tooth nnd nail lo keep them despite the high mortality rate. But the enticing vision Is difficult to erase. So the minor league managers sit and hope fully wait for the phone to ring with a summons to one of, the top Jobs. Some of them will tell you they are hupy where they ore, that they have no thought of climbing back to the big top again. But each of them, like MeCovey, Is plotting, plnn nlng and scheming to make life's young dream come true once again. The pity is that for most of these old heroes the song long since hns ended. Industrial Mishap Kills Albany Man Albany IUPD - Fred A. Bow mnn, 66, Albnny, was killed In nn industrial accident til the Hub City Concrete com pany hero Tucsdny. Bowman wns dead on ar rival nt the Albnny General hospital after his arm wns torn off. Hospital officials said he bled to death. Witnesses snld a scoop ma chine, operated by W. D. Hou scr, also of Albnny nnd a close friend of the victim, dropped a load of material into a container where Bow man wns working. Chemical Bombs To Be Used in KF Area Klamath Falls IUPD - Aerial fire fighting with chemical bombs will be put Into prac tice soon by the Klnmnth For est Protective association. George Wnrdcll, district warden for the association, said 10 tons of borate hnd been stockpiled for use In protecting over 877,000 acres of tlmbcrland In the Klamnth Falls area. Borate drops will be made by a PBY, a Navy amphibian aircraft, and two Stcerman planes. The name of the Avnlsh re ligious sect was adopted from the nnme of a Swiss Mention He bishop, Jacob Amman, Outdoor Users Asked To Help In Deer Study Portland-All outdoor users arc urged by the Oregon game commission to keep a weather eye out for anything unusual about Iho deer thoy may en counter whllo traveling the Fremont nntionul forest nnd udjiicent arena this sumrnor nnd full. The reason for the urgent SOS call for assistance Is that there are 58 mulo deer wandering around In this vast areu that game commission bi ologists would like to keep close tab on. The feature that sets this select group of deer apart from other deer on the range und which makes identifica tion easy, is Hint each one Is currying a bell around Its neck, un aluminum ear tag, and a colored plastic ribbon. Trapped Inst winter by gumc biologists on the Silver Luke management unit, the 58 an imals ranging In age from adult bucks and docs to Inst yenr's yeurlings were marked and released as part of a com prehensive study of deer movement and distribution. The whereabouts now of these helled and tagged animals is of vltul importance to the study. Deputy Will Be Cited For Heroism Portlnnd (UPD - Sheriffs dep uty, Jerry Baumgartncr, will receive a citution for heroism In pulling a woman from the Columbia river Sunday, Mult nomah County Sheriff Fran cis Lambert said Tucsduy. Buumgartner dived from a patrol bout Into the river to rescue Mrs. Charles H. An derson and a companion, Pani Nugent, after a boating mis hap. The sheriff said Baum gartncr plunged quickly into the river without evening re moving his gun and cartridge belt. Water 'Bombs' Aid In Fighting Fire Walla Walla-OiPD-A success ful experiment in fighting a Walla Wnlla County grain fire with aerial water "bombs" may lead to further fire fighting from the air. Fire officials say they plnn to add chemicals to the 160 to 180 gallons of water car ried by each plane in last week's experiment to deter mine if the method can be used even more succssfully. The fire in which the planes were used burned some 25 acres of barley and 80 acres of stubble. Air Force Lightens, Simplifies Atlas Washington - (Science Serv ice) - The advanced "E" series Atlns ICBM propulsion system will hnvc a 380,000 - pound thrust at sea level. The U.S. Air Force's Air Research and Development command here reports thnt It will be lighter nnd simpler In design thnn present Atlas missile engines. Designated MA-3, the new Atlas power plant is produced by the Rocketdyne division, North American Aviation Corp., and has been tested at their facilities in Uie Santa Susanna mountains, north of Los Angeles. Disneyland Welcomes 2 J ,885,? 93rd Visfor Anaheim, Calif. - (WD - A 5-year-old Lns Vegns, Nov., girl was the first through the gate Monday to become visi tor No. 21,885,103 nnd the guest of honor when Disney land marked its fifth birth day. Diane Dickerson was greet ed by a costumed Mickey Mouse who cut Into a five foot tall cake topped by a sign rending "Disncylnnd's Fifth Anniversary." Diane was accompanied by her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Dickerson, and brothers, Bill, 7, and Bob, 9. The famed amusement cen ter hns hosted visitors from every stnte in the union and more thnn 100 foreign nntions since its opening July 18, 1055. The parks major at tractions have Increased from 22 to 45. The total investment Is valued at $32.7 million. Adults continue to outnum ber children by a four-lo-one ratio among Disneyland visi tors. The number of passenger enrs in Sweden hns increased five-fold in the last ten years. ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD BEKINS Will Move You There Certified Service Storage & Crating Experienced Packing Bonded. Driver ON THE RUN SINCE '91 18 West 2nd St. Long Ball Picked in By LEO H. PETERSEN UPI Sporla Editor Akron, Ohio (UPI) - The long bull hitters appeared to be In the front ranks today for the PGA championship start ing Thursday with Arnold Pulmer shooting for a new golfing grand slam. This 7, 165-yard Firestone Country club course is built for those golfers who can hit 'em far and straight and the favored Palmer can do Just that, lie proved It Tuesday when he had a practice round four under par 88. Practice rounds do not mean much but as Mike Sou chak, the former oil-conference football plnyer from Duke, pointed out, they tend to tell whether a golfer is on his game. "Arnie sure Is," said burly Mike, who played with him but lost despite on even par 70. "He hit 'cm long and he hit 'em straight," he added. "And that's what it is going to take to win this one." Dr. Cary Middlecoff, who has won about everything in golf except the PGA cham pionship, agreed that "it is going to take the long ball to win this one." "They have the tecs about 20 yards further back than normal," he explained. "Why, on the front nine, except for that par three fifth hole, the shortest iron I used for an ap proach was a number five." Palmer and Souchak, on the other hand, were using seven, eight and nine Irons for their approaches. Palmer, the Masters and U.S. Open champion, had sev- BOWLING BOWLING VACATIONERS: Standings: Poor Excuse W. 7 4 The Polntert Sizzle Sack! Pin Belief Alley Can Three Driver B ue Anaelt , 4 , 2 Trouhle Belli Pot Homer Flat Tire 2 1 Result: Poor Excuses 3 (Dot Edwards 4801 1303; Three Driven 1 (Y. Bartolomel 44RI 1219 Pointers 3 (Sylvia Hale 430) 1210; Pot Holders 1 iLIz Patch 4031 1171. Sizzle Sacks 2 (Flossie Coffin 4031 1102: Trouble Bell 2 (Edith Tuttle 4701 1IR8 Alley Cats 3 (Helene Culy 3351 13C9: Flat Tire 1 (Elaie Eddy 3931 1220. Pin Belles 3 (Dorothy Nease 46B1 1211: Blue Angels 1 (Shirley Baker 41111 1166. High game Dot Edwards 190. Huh aerie Helene Culy 333. Tt'RSOAY MIXRI) LEAGUE lltoxv Ann Lanes) Klandtncs: W. Booh . 23 leisure Timer 22 Milflu 19 Sweet Pea 19 Slow Poke 18 TlRcr , 13 Hot Shots 13 Flub Dub 13 Results: MisflU 0 I Ken Dixon 4681 2020; Boohs 4 IWally Norum 5081 2163. Slow Pokes 2 (Gene Brooks 3321 2035: Flub Dub 2 (Bill Burk 447) 2039. Hot Shot 1 (Bob Urle 464. Doro thy Snedden 464) 2070: Sweet Peas 3 (Spud Parson 489) 2216. Ticcrs 1 (Dick Adklns 3071 1977: Leisure Timer 3 (Jim Hennebeck 5741 2149. Hich came Jim Hennebeck 211, Jerry Hemingway 203. Dick Adkin 203. Bcv Norum 184. SIGN FOR BOUT Berlin - (UPI) - Gustav Bubi Scholz of Germany, European middleweight champion, has signed to fight Joey Giardello of Philadelphia in a 15-round bout at the Milwaukee Arena in November. NEW GOLF COURSE Salem -(UPI)- Work on the npiii IR.hnlA Kvlrnr nren flnlf and Country club course just north of here will begin Sept. 1. The former home of Sen. Charles L. McNary will be come the pro shop. The land was once the McNary farm. SEVEN REBELS KILLED Algiers (UPD - French troops killed seven Algerian Moslem rebels Monday night In a skir mish with mortars and auto matic weapons, French head quarters announced. French losses were not made known. The fighting took place at Kouif in eastern Algeria. NEED Torrington BEARINGS? CALL SP 2-5227 FAf,l "Ta 126 North Front Be Safe With DB Will sum INS 3 JAN LINES, wom.owini! movino COVRRINO 4t STATES Phons SP 2-6273 Hitters PGA Mix en birdies in the first 14 holes In Tuesday's practice round, deuclng each of the four pur three holes. He did this al though he started out badly with a bogey and double bogey on the first four holes. Should 1060's golfing gold en boy win this one, It would give him the three major U.S. golf titles open for a profes sional golfer. No one ever has won the Masters, the Open and the PGA in one year. 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