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FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1910
S-W County Softball Champ,
Nips Lithia Lumbermen 3.-2
S and W Floor Covering of
Medford last night captured
the Jackson County Softball
- association championship for
- 1860.
The Floor Coverers tipped
Lithia Lumber of Ashland 3
'.to 2 in league playoff finals
at the Medford High school
'stadium.
. . Butte Falls drubbed the
: Central Point Cheney Studs
13 to 6 for third place.
v .; S and W overcame a 1-2
deficit with two runs in the
top of the fourth inning then
held on over 34 tense re
maining frames. Dale Thomp
son with three safeties and
Jim House and Dick Meisler
with two each led a 10-hil
attack and Floor team pitcher
Willie Barnum held Lithia to
five safe blows. Jerry Mont
gomery socked three of the
Lumbermen hits.
A seven-run fourth stanza
was the big element in the
Butte Falls win. Art Ellis had
a homer and two singles and
Hank Tygart a double and two
singles for BF and Darwin
Moore and Bill Irwin two hits
each. Irwin yielded only two
hits to Cheney, both to Doug
Graham. One was a home run
S and W, which was runner-
up to Lithia after completion
of the regular league sched
ule, gained the first counter
in the championship game in
the first inning on hits by Fuz
McCay, Thompson and Lou
Schell and an error. The
More Nat Records
Foreseen Tonight
By GARY P. GATES
Detroit (UPD Coaches and
national swimming experts,
In exhuberant spirits after
Thursday's world record
breaking performances by
Mike Troy and Lynn Burke
predicted today that a few
more records will be washed
off the boards before the
four-day Olympic Swimming
and Diving trials end tonight.
The nation's classiest swim
mers and divers will be out
to fill the 24 remaining vacan
cies on the U.S. Olympic team
as the trials draw' to a flour
ishing close with finals in nine
events. Three of the finals are
scheduled for late in the after
noon and the other six are on
tap for tonight.
Miss Burke, 17-year-old
back-stroke artist from Santa
Clara, Calif., will get a chance
to crack the world mark she
set in Thursday's prelimi
naries when she takes the
starting position in the wom
en's 100-meter backstroke fi
nals. She broke her own world
record by racing through a
chilling rainstorm in 1:10.0
Thursday, one 10th of a sec
ond better than her previous
record which was set at the
National AAU meet last
month.
Two other strong candi
dates for record smashing ef
forts are Alan Somers, the In
diana University long distance
specialist who led all qualifi
ers Thursday in the 1,500
meter freestyle, and Chris van
Sauza, who finished far In
front in the 400-meter free
style preliminaries. The stur
dy blonde from Santa Clara,
Calif., hus already set an
American record here in the
100-meter freestyle.
KF Legion
Victor 3-2
United Press International
Benverton gained the finals
of the Oregon State American
Legion baseball playoffs by
defeating Bend, 13-11, in the
second game of a best of three
semi-final series at Bend
Thursday night.
The Beavers won the first
contest by an 8-2 score.
Klamath Falls sent its semi
final best of three series with
David Douglas into the third
game with a 3-2 win at Klam
ath Falls. The Scots won the
opening contest, 1-0.
Douglas and the Pelicans
meet tonight at the Douglas
field.
Lumber club put over both
its tallies in the second panel
on singles by Montgomery,
Tim Dugan and George Zicke
foose, a walk, a fielder's op
tion and an error.
The Floor Coverers tied up
the tabulation in the fourth
when House and Mcister
singled and House crossed
home on a bad throw-in from
the outfield. Then Chuck
Marrs singled home Meisler
for what proved to be the
winning score.
Barnum, S and W skipper
and Jackson county's "Mr.
Softball," walked two and
fanned two in pitching the
titular victory. Montgomery
of Lithia registered four
strikeouts and walked two.
The Butte Falls tally
splurge In the fourth against
the Studs was on four errors,
three walks, a fielder's option.
a hit batter, Tygart's double
and Art Ellis's and Irwin's
singles. Irwin walked six and
fancd seven.
Lithia Lumber ended the
regular twice round league
play slate with a 13-1 record
to S and W's 10-4. Butte Falls
and Cheney Studs had 8-8
records in finishing among the
top four. In playoff semi
finals on Wednesday, S and W
beat Cheney and Lithia won
from Butte Falls.
TOP SHOOTER - Duane Cul
bertson, Medford, above, was
junior winner and high over
all gunner last week end in
the Pacific Indians lodge trap
shoot at Harrison Hot Springs,
B.C. In overall he broke 428
out of 450 clay targets to top
a field of 100 entries from
throughout the Northwest.
SPORTS
Dairy Maids Defeat KF;
Face Redding on Sunday
I.INESCOItKS.'
S-W 100 200 03 10
Lllhln 020 000 0 2 5
Batting, Pitching
Leaders Keep Pace
In Ladies Circuit
NORTHWEST WOMKK'S SOFT
U ALL LEAGUE
First Second
Halt Half
W. L. W. h.
Llnd Florists 14 0 10
Vancouver, B.C. ..9 4 3
Bremerton 7 0 3
Eugene 6 8 5
Hocue Valley 6 8 7
Salem 5 8 3
Burnum and Marrs; Montgomery port Angeles'"!!""! 4
and McAbee.
Martinlzers ,
Memorial Stadium, White
City - Rogue Valley Dairy
Maids edged Klamath Falls
Basinettes 3 to 2 last night in
a non-league women's Softball
game here,
The Maids collected their
runs in the first two innings
and held on from there.
Next contention for the
Dairy Maids will be on Sun
day evening when they are
hostesses at this Veterans Ad
ministration domiciliary park
to the Redding, Calif., Com
ets. The encounter is set for
7 p.m.
The Maids were slated
against Bremerton, Wash.,
here Saturday night but Brem
erton has cancelled the dou-
blebill. One of the reasons
was the desire to participate
in the Washington state tour
ney this week end.
Redding's team, like the
Dairy Maids, has faced some
good competition this season.
The Comets have played
Reno, Nev Travis Air Force
base and Roseville, Sacramen
to, Oakland, Durham and Or
land, Calif. Another of their
rivals has been the Fresno,
Calif., Rockettes.
At last report the Comets
had a 15-6 record against this
competition. Their coach
Mel Smith, who went to Red
ding from Eugene and former
ly worked for the Democrat-
Herald at Albany.
Since Bremerton is not
coming this week, the Maids
Northwest Women's Major
league season has been com
pleted.
Rogue Valley last night got
two runs in the opening canto
on a walk, a two-base error
and a passed ball. In the sec
ond panel for one marker
Shirley Hanson got a hit and
Bernice Bigham sacrificed,
There was a walk and a field
er's choice swat by Jan Bate-
man.
Klamath put a run over in
the fourth inning on hits by
Shirley Anderson and Ruth
Hagelstein and a base on
balls. In the sixth a walk,
fielder's option and Terry
Wicklein's triple got ths
counter. ,
Ellen Callaghan had two
hits for the Maids.
I.INKSCORES:
Klamath Falls 000 101 02 6
RO0UB Vallev ..210 000 X 3 S
imith. Adreon (4) ana wicKiein;
Barron, Hanson (B) and Main.
Wildcats Cop Pee Wee Runoff;
Cub Teams To Collide Tonight
Butte FflllK ...104 701 013 14 t
Cheney Studs 200 220 0 (1 2 4
jrwin ana a. jsws; currlgan,
Harry Tonn (4) and Perkins,
Ladies' Teams
Await Tourney
Saleni-IUPII-Four teams will
compete for the Oregon
women's soflball champion
ship here Aug. 12-14. They
are the defending champion
Salem Shamrocks, Rogue
Valley Dairy Maids, Klamath
Falls Basinettes and the Mc
Culloch Chain Saw of Eugene.
Eugene will meet Rogue
Valley in the opener Aug. 12
at 7 p.m. with Salem against
Klamath Falls in the second
game.
The men's title tournament
will be here, also at Phillips
field, Aug. 26-20.
on
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Portland-Vancouver's Shir
ley Topley and Louise Maz
zuca of the Portland Erv Lind
Florists, the summer long bat
ting and pitching leaders, ap
pear to have the league titles
securely in tow as the North
west Women's Major Softball
league moves into the final
two weeks of the season.
Topley, manager of the
South Hill Queens, is batting
.303 and only Bremerton's
Myrtle Pierce has an outside
chance of catching the Cana
dian first baseman. Pierce
moved up from fourth to sec
ond place this week even
though her average dropped
from .391 to .370. She has hit
safely 20 limes in 54 at bats
Mazzuca continues to mow
down opposition batters. She
has a pcrlect 18-0 record and
if she continues to set such
a pace it will be her second
straight season without a loss
in league play. She has pitch
ed 118 innings and struck
out 238 batters without giving
up an earned run. She has
yielded only one run, 15 hits
and walked but 13 batters in
league play.
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Larker Returns
To LA Lineup
Philadelphia -IUP1I- Los An
geles first baseman Norm
Larker returns to the lineup
tonight against the Phillies af
ter a one-day suspension.
Larker, the National
League's second leading hit
ter, was suspended and fined
$50 Thursday by N.L. presi
dent Warren Giles for a run
in with umpire Ken Burkhart
in Tuesday night's Dodger
Pittsburgh game in Pitts
burgh.
SETS SKIING RECORD
Ccrvinia, Italy-lllPli - Willv
Forrer of Switzerland sped
down Mt. Breithorn at an av
erage speed of 98.979 miles
per hour to set an unofficial
world sped speed skiing rec
ord Wednesday. The recog
nized mark of 98.742 was set
by Zeno Colo of Italy in 1947.
Medford Wildcats bounced
the Medford Tigers 8 to 1
yesterday in the finale of the
Southern Oregon Junior Base
ball Pee Wee league titular
playoff.
The contest ended the pee
wee season.
Medford participation in the
Intermediate league also con
cluded yesterday when the
Yankees beat the Giants 13 to
3.
Cub league rivalry comes to
an end tor the year tonight
when the Medford and Central
Point Crater teams vie at Me
morial stadium, While City, In
a runoff for the championship.
The tussle is billed for 8 p.m.
Ken Eckel, pitching for the
'Cats, held the Tigers, who
won the southern division to
ga, to two hits and Jack Mul
len and Steven Nelson each
socked two safe blows for the
winning team. Eckel walked
one and fanned seven and
Mike Hickey, who gave up
seven hits to the Wildcats, is
sued one walk and whiffed
one batter. The 'Cats were
runners-up to the Tigers in
division play.
Dan Miles smashed a bases
loaded triple in the Yankees'
tilt. Don Anderson had three
hits and Ron Edmonds, Miles,
Mike Neathamer, Rick Bell
and Rusty Miller each two for
the Yanks. Ken Eckel singled
and doubled for the Giants.
Barnes struck out fiye bat
ters in three innings for the
winning club,
Following are the results of
contests conducted yesterday
in connection with the sum
mer baseball instruction pro
gram of the city recreation
department:
TIIHOWINO:
Pee wees Steve Nelson first,
Ron Schwinler second. George Bas-
sett third: Intermediates ana cuds
Jack Mullen first, Gary Miller
second, Mike Neathamer third.
SLIDING:
Pee wee Bob Dames first. Ken
Eckel second, Bruce Bertrand and
Mullen tied for third; Intermedi
ates Dan Miles first. Ken Phlpps
second, Jim Wise third; cubs Bob
Schroeder first; Dick Deffley second.
RACES:
Pee wees Greg Dlppel first,
Ricky Lewis second; Intermediates
Ron Edmonds first. Mullen sec
ond, Randy Corliss third.
LINESCOHES:
Med. Tigers 100 001 2 4
Med. Wildcats 032 3x 8 7 1
Htckcy and Clave: ckel and Ko-
bilk.
Six Metro
All-Stars
Select UO
Portland-IUPD-Six members
of the 27-man Metro Ail-Star
squad for the annual Shriners'
hospital all-star football game
have announced plans to en
roll at the University of Ore
gon this fall.
Two squad members chose
Oregon Slate College.
Joining halfback Mel Ren-
fto at the Eugene campus will
be Mike Kelly, 6-4, 205 pound
end from Oswego; Lewis Tut-
tle, 5-foot, 10-inch 200-pound
tackle from Beaverton; Den
nis Maloncy, 6-3, 225-pound
center from Cleveland: Bob
Keency, 5-8, 190-pound guard
from West Linn and Ed Hoff
man, a 6-3, 190-pound end
from Sandy.
Planning to enroll at Ore
gon State are Ken Kearney,
a 5-10, 190-pound iftiard and
Herb Washburn, 6-2, 190
pound end, both from Jeffer
son high school in Portland.
Head Coach Tom DeSlyvia
of the Metro squad and Coach
Fred Spiegelberg of State sent
their squads through Intensive
drills Thursday in preparation
for the Aug. 13 clash at Mult
nomah Stadium.
The coaches plan to send
their squads through scrim
mages until Wednesday.
Football Clinic
Here Tuesday
An Oregon School Act?vi
ties association clinic is sched
uled for 8 p.m. Tuesday, Aug.
9, at Medford Senior High
school. The meeting is for
men who will be football
game officials this fall and for
coaches. Grid rules will be
discussed.
All-Comers
Track Tilt
Saturday
Another of the summer se
ries of all-comers track and
field meets is scheduled Sat
urday. Competition this time will
be at the Ashland High school
field.
Junior events are scheduled
for 10 a.m. These are for boys
and girls 16 years of age and
older and there are several
age divisions each for the boys
and girls.
High school and college or
open events are planned for
s:3u p.m.
Post entries in the meet will
be accepted but it is suggested
that prospective participants
arrive well ahead of time for
registration and proper warm
up. There is a nominal entry
fee to help pay for ribbon and
certificate awards.
Southern Oregon college
Ashland High school and Med
ford city recreation depart
ment are co-sponsors of the
meet,
Donkey Baseball' D-nf Cluh Hurts
On Monday at r
ureams or i acoma
Central Point
Central Point - Myer-Hol-
land American Legion post
here will sponsor a donkey
softball game at 6:30 p.m
Monday, Aug. 8.
The event will be at the
football field near the junior
high school.
The Central Point girls
softball team will play the
Legionnaires.
Added attraction will be
jackass derby, a race among
leading businessmen and civ
ic leaders.
Proceeds will go toward
paying insurance on the Le
gion hall.
Three Unbeaten
In Ruth Tourney
rortiand (UH) Madison of
Portland and Pendleton re
mained the only unbeaten
teams in the Oregon state
Babe Ruth baseball tourna
ment in Portland today.
Madison got a one-hit pitch
ing job from Ron O'Halloron
to post a 2-1 victory over
Northeast Portland Thursday
and Dick Jones pitched and
batted Pendleton past Tuala
tin of Portland, 7-4. Jones
scattered seven hits and had
a two-run double.
In other games in the
d o u b 1 e-elimination tourney
Thursday, Cleveland of Port
land eliminated Cal-Ore., 10-0,
and Wilson of Portland elimi
nated Astoria, 14-1.
egion Team Honored
At Tuesday Banquet
More than 25 members,
baseball players and promot
ers attended a banquet Tues
day night at the Tower Broil
er restaurant, in honor of the
American Legion Post 15
baseball team.
Featured speakers includ
ed Medford Police Chief
Charles Champlin, Granville
Brittsan, Post 15 commander,
nd Gene Orr, past District
13 commander. Master of cer
emonies for the dinner was
Keegan Townsend.
Chief Champlin commend
ed the entire team and its
coach, Cliff McLean. He not
ed that he was pleased that
he had not met any of the
team in his official capacity
as police chief.
By PETE COLEMAN
United Press International
When Red Davis, manager
of the Pacific Coast League's
Tacoma Giants got out of bed
this morning, his first thought
must have been, "somebody
up there doesn't like me."
Take last Monday. The Gi
ants had won five in a row
and were only two and one-
half games out of first place
Then San Francisco, the par
ent club of theNational league
blurred the pennant dreams
by calling up Willie McCovey,
Bowlers
To Convene
Next Week
Plans for the 1960-61 sea
son play In men's bowling cir
cuits will be made next week
in a series of meetings at
Medford Bowling lanes.
Annual fall meeting of the
Medford Woman's Bowling as
sociation will be held at the
Girls Community club at 7:30
p.m., Thursday, Aug. 11.
First men's league play is
set for Aug. 29. All captains
of teams are requested to at
tend the sessions for their
respective leagues next week.
Bowlers interested in the
various loops, also are invited.
Following is the schedule
of men's meetings:
Monday. Aug. R 7:30 o.m.. Class
ic: 8:45 p.m., Roxy Ann.
Tuesday. Aug. 97:30 p.m.. Cra
ter Lake; 8:4S p.m., Electronics.
Wednesday, Aug. 10 7 D.m..
Commercials; 8 p.m., Evergreen.
Thursday. Auk. 11 7 p.m.. City:
8 p.m.. Industrial; 0 p.m., Rainbow.
Friday, Aug. 12 7 p.m., Indus,
trials; 9 p.m.. Pacific.
BREATHLESS SPEEDS
Seattle - (UPD - Roger Mur
phy of Piedmont, Calif., took
his "turn" driving Breathless
II Wednesday and the Lake
Tahoe hydroplane gave its
best performance in her three-year-old
career. Murphy not
only qualified the craft for
Sunday's Seafair Trophy race,
but he also drove her to a
$400 payoff for "fast time
money" as he circled the
three-mile Lake Washington
course three times at an av
erage of 112.422 miles an
hour.
a hard hitting first baseman,
and Sherman ('Roadblock')
Jones, an ace reliever who
had won 10 without a loss.
The best the Giants have
done since then is split a four
game series with the Seattle
Rainiers, a team they had pre
viously handled easily. The
final game of the set wai
played Thursday night and
won by Tacoma, 5-2, but it
was a costly victory.
Monzant Injured
Starter - reliever Ramon
Monzant, owner of a 4-3 record
and a 3.48 earned run average,
was injured sliding Into sec
ond base during a Tacoma ral
ly and was lost to the team in
definitely. First reports said
he had a dislocated ankle.
In other activity, Spokane
held on to its four game lead
with a 5-3 win over Sacra
mento, Salt Lake edged Van
couver, 3-2, and San Diego
bombed Portland, 11-0.
The San Diego Padres got a
dandy five-hitter from Gary
Peters in ripping Portland.
Peters was never in trouble
as he racked up his seventh
win. Valmy Thomas and Stan-
Johnson were the Padre atari
at the plate, each driving In a
pair of runs.
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